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Published in 2021 containing the pictorial collections of Sabah's flora and fauna.

Published in 1988 containing Sabah's town and villages including the crown jewel of Malaysia, the Mount Kinabalu Sabah's ethnic groups with their rich costumes, ritual and traditions.

Published in 1984 and produced by Robert Hoebel, it is a pictorial essay of Sabah include Mount Kinabalu, Sandakan, Tawau, Interior and Labuan.

The book contains history of Labuan during their early day until independence. This book has a total of 8 parts which includes;Introduction; Historical Background; Old Labuan, people and places; Modern day Labuan; Communication and services; Labuan as federal territory; Goals and Strategies; Industries.

The book is the second edition of Focus on Sabah 1981/82 and provide potential investors and businessman a comprehensive, authoritative and in depth source of reference to the investment potential and trade environment of the state.

Published in 1991 containing a collection of speeches Datuk Pairin Kitingan delivered during his first two terms of office as Chief Minister of Sabah which include speeches on the economy, forestry, tourism, investment, social and cultural subjects. 

Published in 1981 containing the history of Sabah over the last century and compiled chronologically from the beginning of all available illustrative until the present. 

Published in 1981 containing administration, political, economic, social and cultural development and history of Sabah between the year 1881 until 1981 which has relevance to our present pace of development. 

Sabah State Archives annual report on the programs and activities achieved from 2001 to 2006.

The book was published in conjunction with The Sabah State Archives Exhibition held in Kota Kinabalu during The Independence Day Celebration, 2008 containing Jesselton's history and its events between the years 1899-1967 and oral history interviews with personalities on Jesselton such as Tan Sri Datuk Peter Lo Su Yin, Toh Puan Rahimah Stephens, Datuk Seri Panglima Dr. Herman J.Luping, Encik Ramzah bin Haji Ahmad, Datuk Haji Mohammad Yaman Haji Ahmad Mus, Datuk Haji Awang Sahari Abd. Latif, Datuk Bro. Charles M. O'Leary, Encik Chua Hock Yong, Tuan Haji Wan Mohammad, Encik Wilfred Mojilis, Encik Leong Chi Chean, Tuan Haji Jami Jubal, Tuan Haji Jenair Adam, Major General Sir Ralph Hone, Mr. Victor Michael Saville, Sir Jack Boles and others. 

Published in 2006 described the forces that shaped the growth and development of British North Borneo, and the influences that still reach forward to the modern state of Sabah.

Published in 2005 inconjunction with The Sabah’s Story WW2 (1942-1946) exhibition and the 60th Anniversary celebration of the Sandakan Day Memorial on 15th August 2005. It is divided into  8 parts- The Japanese Occupation; Japanese Administration; Community Involvement in Security; Sandakan Uprising; Communities’ Response; Jesselton Uprising – The Kinabalu Guerilla; Economy; Education; Occupation of the Allied Forces and Return of the British Rule; Prisoners of War Camp, Sandakan; Allied Force Occupation; Japanese Surrender; Monuments and Memorials.

Datu Mohammad Salleh bin Datu Balu also known as Datu Mat Salleh is a well known warrior during the British North Borneo Chartered Company Era. The book published in 2007 covers 7 sections:- The Earlier Treaties and the Consolidation of Western Power in North Borneo (Sabah) 1763-1881; Mat Salleh's Profile; The Earlier Resistance 1894-1898; Campaign and Series of Fights 1896-1898; The Menggatal Treaty 23 April 1898; The Final Resistance in Tambunan 1899-1900; and Post Mat Salleh’s Era 1900-1915.