Australian Country Mail Boxes by Hans J. Breitgraf vine growers which began with Robert Towns’s

which began with Robert Towns’s importation in the 1860s of the first of the Kanakas for his cotton plantation near Brisbane and ended with the repatriation of the last of the natives after the labour trade was discontinued by Act of Parliament in 1904

historians Steve Blake and Scott Lloyd unearth the truth about King Arthur and the magical realm of Avalon

textured paper

carved ivory figurines

corners bumped/rubbed

Australian Country Mail Boxes by Hans J. Breitgraf vine growers which began with Robert Towns’sAustralian Country Mail Boxes by Hans J. Breitgraf Rigby, 1972, [First Edition], ISBN 0851793940, colour photographic plates throughout, hardcover with glossy illustrated boards Very Good Condition, minor edge and shelf wear, old price in black on front cover (see photographs) The mail boxes which stand perkily by Australian country roads might be regarded as a kind of folk art. Or as an expression of Australian individualism. Or as a symbol of human