Wain, L. 1895. The Hon. Walther Rothschild's pets: a visit to Tring Museum. Windsor magazine: an illustrated monthly for men and women 2: 661-670.
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Gladstone, H.S. 1930. Record bags and shooting records: together with some account of the evolution of the sporting-gun, markmanship and the speed and weight of birds. New and enlarged edn.. London, H.F. & G. Witherby.
Anonymous 1887. The late King of Oudh's birds and animals. Amrita Bazar Patrika (Calcutta) 1 Dec 1887.
Boussenard, L. 1885. Aventures d'un gamin de Paris au pays des tigres. Journal des Voyages no.429: 196-199; no.430: 212-215; no.431: 228-234.
Anonymous 1884. Javan rhinoceros at the Zoological Gardens [from The Graphic, 9 May 1874]. Harper's Weekly 18 (Supplement, 23 May 1884): 445.
Robert, H. 1889. A rhinoceros hunt (in Anam). Harper's Young People, an illustrated weekly 10 (482), 22 January 1889: 210-211, plate on p.209.
Gouldsbury, C.E. 1913. Tigerland: reminiscences of forty years' sport and adventure in Bengal. London, Chapman & Hall: pp. i-xvii, 1-261.
W.B. 1807. The elephant’s ball, and grand fete champetre. Intended as a companion to The butterfly’s ball, and The peacock at home. London: pp. 1-16.
Atkins, J.; Maroun, W.; Atkins, B.C.; Barone, E. 2018. From the Big Five to the Big Four? Exploring extinction accounting for the rhinoceros. Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal 31 (2): 674-702.
National Archives of India 1949. Calendar of Persian correspondence, being letters which passed between some of the Company's servants and Indian rulers and notables. Delhi, National Archives: vol. 9 (1790-1791).
Anonymous 1899. A record bag (in Cooch Behar). Field, the country gentleman's magazine 93 (2416), 1899 April 15: 536.
Marc, C. 1981. Contribution a l’etude des tetes ossueuses des grands mammiferes du haut-Zaire et du Kivu. Kisangani, Cooperation Technique Universitaire Belge, projet 14.
Delessert, A. 1843. Souvenirs d'un voyage dans l'Inde execute de 1834 a 1839. Paris, Fortin et Masson.
Jay Xu 2014. A unique air: the bronze rhinoceros and its collector Avery Brundage. In Guolong Lai & Steuber, J., Collectors, collections, and collecting the Arts of China: histories and challenges. Gainesville: pp. 14-31.
Zhou, Hong-wei 2017. Evaluation on the Clinical Effect of Rhinoceros Horn and Rehmannia Decoction in the Treatment of Children with Allergic Purpura. Clinical Medicine & Engineering 2017 (3): 387-388.
Anonymous 1977. Lasai pursues Golden Girl at the San Diego Wild Animal Park. America's First Zoo (April-May): 2, 1 figure.
Proa, M.; Beucher, M.; Mellier, B. 2017. Notice et description de deux crânes de rhinocéros (Perissodactyla, Rhinocerotidae) presents au Museum des sciences naturelles d’Angers. Bulletin de la Société d'études scientifiques de l'Anjou 28: 77-87.
Trevor-Battye, A. 1916. The home of the Gurkha. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 128 (3332), 1916 November 4: 683.
Anonymous 1911. The Emperor of India's great shikar in Nepal – for which the King sets out today. The Sphere 1911 December 16: i.