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  • Confessions of a Beachcomber – E.J. Banfield – 1910

    Confessions of a Beachcomber – E.J. Banfield – 1910

    Published London 1910 Second Impression of the first edition of this Queensland classic – title continues.. “Scenes and Incidents in the Career of An Unprofessional Beachcomber in Tropical Queensland”.

    Published by Fisher Unwin, London. Thick octavo, 336 pages, illustrated with map and 51 plates. Some wear to the striking pictorial red themed cover, bumps etc. Internally some foxing especially near ends – still a handy copy of this desired edition and priced accordingly.

    Banfield an early confession of a Dunk Island one of the world’s most tranquil places.

    $80.00

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  • Over The Range Sunshine and Shadows in the Kimberley’s – Ion Idriess

    Over The Range Sunshine and Shadows in the Kimberley’s – Ion Idriess

    Idriess on patrol for twelve hundred miles with the North West Mounted Police. First published interpretations of aboriginal message sticks.

    Eight printing of the first edition published in 1945. Octavo, 316 pages, illustrated from original photographs – some super images of aboriginal groups.Usual evenly toned paper from the war clean though and with some insect nibbles to the dust jacket edges – otherwise still a good copy.

    Idriess in the Kimberleys

    $40.00

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  • Men of the Jungle – Ion Idriess

    Men of the Jungle – Ion Idriess

    Published by Angus and Robertson, Sydney, a 1949. Octavo, 259 pages end paper maps, illustrated from period photographs. A bit of age with a dust jacket, quite a respectable copy

    One reviewer stated ‘This must be one of the most delightful books on Australia that has ever been written” … high praise indeed … and worthy.

    Idriess and his mates, for three years, in the back of Cooktown and the Daintree River … the characters … special and more interesting than fiction.

    Idriess Far North among his mates

    $50.00

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  • In Crocodile Land – Wandering in the Northern Territory – Ion idriess

    In Crocodile Land – Wandering in the Northern Territory – Ion idriess

    Published by Angus and Robertson in 1948, a reprint of the first.

    Tall octavo, 241 pages, with great period photographs – lots of crocs! A very good copy.

    Idriess crocodile and buffalo hunting in the “bad coasts” of the Northern Territory. Wild men and Wilder women!

    Idriess gets the Croc’s

    $50.00

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  • Outlaws of the Leopolds – Ion Idriess

    Outlaws of the Leopolds – Ion Idriess

    One of the more difficult to find Idriess books – about Sandamara, also known as Pigeon, a native tracker who set about to drive out the white settlers from the Kimberley’s and King Leopold Range in northern Western Australia.

    Published by Angus and Robertson in 1955. Tall octavo, 244 pages, nicely illustrated from period photographs, end paper maps, very good dust jacket. Overall, a very good and worthy copy.

    Idriess with important history of the north-west.

    $60.00

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  • White Blackfellows – Charles Barrett

    White Blackfellows – Charles Barrett

    Published in 1948 by Hallcraft, Melbourne. Octavo, 261 pages, well illustrated. A very good copy in a nice albeit chipped dust jacket.

    We recognise that the title of the book is unacceptable. Accept the book though for the history within. Sixteen different histories from all over Australia. Many of these have inspired other works – Patrick White etc. And, quite a few appear in longer form within the Voyager collection – but in no other place do we have a balanced presentation of so many.

    Mrs Fraser, William Buckley, James Murrells, Barbara Thompson etc and the dubious Louis de Rougemont

    $40.00

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