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==External links=====Directories of sellers===*The Australian National University’s Asian Studies List of [http://www.ciolek.com/WWWVLPages/AsiaPages/VLBookshops.html Online BookshopsList of online bookshops]compiled by The Australian National University’s Asian Studies Department*The Kipling Society’s List of [http://www.kipling.org.uk/bookmart_antiq.htm Online Antiquarian Booksellers], a list compiled by The Kipling Society*[http://www.marelibri.com/AboutMarelibricom.html Marelibri.com]. A is a portal for more than 2000 booksellers ===Sellers===*[http://www.amazon.co.uk/india-Antiquarian-Rare-Collectable-Books/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=India&rh=n%3A349777011%2Ck%3AIndia&page=1 Amazon.co.uk] sells books on India in the category Antiquarian, Rare and Collectible Bookscategory. *[http://www.indiabooks.co.uk India Books.co.uk] is the website of run by Hugh Ashey Rayner, Antiquarian Bookseller. According to the website he has been established as an Antiquarian Bookseller since 1986 and has built up a unique stock of Books, with items on all aspects of the Indian Subcontinent, The Himalayas, Tibet, Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Burma, Afghanistan & Central Asia. He also deals in Maps maps and Antique Photographs antique photographs and publishes the [http://www.pagodatreepress.com Pagoda Tree Press] books.

*[http://www.verandahbooks.co.uk Verandah Books]’ website says: We are booksellers specialising specialises in the Indian Sub-Continent and Central Asia, founded in 1992, mailing and mails worldwide. At any time we hold a stock of about 7000 items on South and Central Asia