THE ARMYTAGE COLLECTION OF MAORI JADE 

K. Athol Webster London Cable Press 1948

The George Ortiz Collection of Primitive Works of Art

Sotheby Parke Bernet and Co, London

1978

Skilled Handwork of the Maori: Being the Oldman Collection of Maori Artifacts Illustrated and Described

The Polynesian Society

1946

W.O.Oldman

Illustrated Catalogue of Ethnographical Specimens

1976

Melanesian & Polynesian Art from the James Hooper Collection

Christies

1979

Hawaiian & Maori Art from the James Hooper Collection

Christies 1979

Moko or Maori Tattooing

ROBLEY, MAJOR GENERAL HORATIO G

1896

The Maori

Elsdon Best, Two Volumes, First Edition

Wellington

1924

Photo in front page of pa gate posts

Taonga Maori in the British Museum

Dorota C. Starecka, Roger Neich, Mick Pendergrast

Te Tohunga

Wilhelm Dittmer

First Edition

1907

The Fuller Collection of Pacific Artifacts

Force Roland W. and Maryanne Force

1971

Art of Polynesia

selection from

The Hemmeter Collection of Polynesian Artersburgst

The Mystery of Easter Island

Mrs. Scoresby Routledge

London 1920. Second Edition

Pacific Treasures: Cook Collections from the Kunstkamera, St. Petersburg

Polynesian Art at Auction 1965–1980 by Charles W. Mack, published in 1982

Catalogue of Maori artefacts in the museums of Canada and the United States of America

D.R. Simmons

Auckland Institute and Museum, 1982

Rare Signed First Edition of Takitimu (1944) by J.H. Mitchell, Presented to Sir Cyril Newall

Takitimu by Tiaki Hikawera Mitira (J.H. Mitchell) printed 1944 by A.H. & A.W. Reed of Wellington, containing an interesting hand written dedication by the author to Lord (Sir) Cyril Newall in appreciation of his visit to Takitimu House, Wairoa 1943 and signed by the author, full leather bound with gilt spine

This rare first edition of Takitimu by J.H. Mitchell is a historically significant Māori historical text, documenting the genealogy, traditions, and history of Ngāti Kahungunu and the Takitimu waka.

The book was personally presented to Sir Cyril in 1944 at Takitimu House, Wairoa, by the Ngāti Kahungunu people, in appreciation of his visit.

The presentation inscription is hand-signed by the author an reads as follows – “To Sir Cyril Newall G.C.B O.M G.C.M.G C.B.E Governor General of the Dominion of New Zealand – In appreciation of his visit to Takitimu House, Wairoa 1943 from Ngati-Kahungunu H.B.” the note dated 1944.

The Art Workmanship of the Maori Race in New Zealand

A. Hamilton

JADE OF THE MAORI

by Elsie Ruff

Published by Gemmological Association of Great Britain

1950

THE MAORI HEI-TIKI
H.D. Skinner
Published by Otago Museum Trust Board, Dunedin
1966