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Octavo, illustrations, maps, advertisements, very good in original pictorial wrappers.
First edition ‒ wrappered issue.

Folding brochure.
Scarce ephemeron. Guide to Tasmanian inland fishing regulations.

Octavo, original pictorial wrappers.
First Horwitz edition. NA 53.
Scarce. 'Untamed‒a hot blooded woman whose passions exploded in the degradation of an Australian convict settlement.'

Octavo, original pictorial wrappers, edges browned.
First edition. Horwitz NA 4.

Octavo, name stamp on title-page, original pulp art pictorial wrappers.
First Horwitz edition. NA 43.
Scarce.

Leaflet [4]pp. (last blank).
Includes the 'Geehi' and the 'Mitta' and other cane fly rods &c.
Maurie Turville had a rod factory and tackle shop in Victoria Street, North Melbourne, from the 1930s. The shop finally closed in 2013.
Scarce ephemeron.

Octavo, pale foxing, very good in original green cloth (slightly flecked) lettered in black on spine.
Second impression. Co-winner of the Melbourne Centenary Novel competition. Out of print and scarce.

Duodecimo, 32 pp., advertisements, original pictorial wrappers.
Issued with Victorian Inland Angling Licences. Includes minumum lengths and details of closed waters and fishing seasons &c.

Octavo, very good in original pictorial wrappers.
First UK edition (priced at £1.95).
Lindsay's manuscript final chapter of Picnic At Hanging Rock, posthumously published twenty years after the novel.

Octavo, cheap paper browning and spotting, original pictorial wrappers (repaired on spine and a bit creased).
Scarce paperback edition with fabulous pulp art wrappers. 'A Tough thriller…Murder…Drugs, and…...'

Octavo, leaves toned, original pulp pictorial wrappers.
First Horwitz edition. NA 51.
Scarce.
'A savage, adult drama of the sea!' The novel was banned in Australia until 1959.

Small quarto [12 pp.], coloured illustrations, maps, original pictorial wrappers.
Promotional Snowy Mountains Scheme trout fishing booklet and guide including fishing spots and angling regulations &c.
'Written by fishing expert Wal Hardy, this booklet contains a wealth of information for beginner and expert alike.'

Small quarto, illustrations, eight maps, original pictorial wrappers.
Department of Tourism booklet mostly promoting trout fishing in Tasmania including Penstock Lagoon, Little Pine Lagoon, and Lake Pedder &c.

Octavo, foxing on edges and preliminaries, Angus & Robertson bookseller's label on front paste-down, original burgundy cloth lettered in black on spine.
Third Impression.
A critical & popular success, the novel ran to three impressions in the second half of 1934. Modelled on Henry Handel Richardson's Fortunes of Richard Mahony trilogy, Landtakers was folowed by Inheritors in 1936, but the third volume remains unpublished.
Brian Penton was a Sydney journalist, mostly on the Daily Telegraph, but also dabbled in publishing.

Octavo, very good in bright original royal blue cloth.
January 1950 reprint (first published in December 1949). Novel set in a boot factory in Collingwood during the Depression.
Inscribed and signed by Marshall. Scarce.

Octavo, 39pp., illustrations, original pictorial wrappers.
Includes Victorian close seasons, bag limits, and minimum lengths of fish.

Quarto, 16 pp. (including wrappers), illustrations, original wrappers (printed on cream coated paper).
Very scarce.
Includes articles on the Monaro District Acclimatisation Society, the Goodradigbee, and Zane Grey on big-game angling, as well as advertisements for Sil Rohu, Mick Simmons, and William Southam rods &c.
Featuring Deco typography, the monthly Gazette was first issued in October 1932, but was discontinued during World War II.

Octavo, contemporary name on front free endpaper, original blindstamped rose cloth (bit sunned on spine), edges uncut, publisher's rose topstain.
One of two reprints published by P.R. 'Inky' Stephensen in his 'Southern Classic Library' series. Nicely produced book, printed in Great Britain and bound in Sydney. Scarce edition.

Demy octavo, pale foxing on edges and preliminaries, very good in bright original red cloth with Roy Dalgarno pictorial dustwrapper.
Reprint. First published by the Endeavour Press in May 1933, 1260 copies were sold by the end of June and second & third editions were printed in January and December 1934.
The novel won the 1933 Australian Literature Society Gold Medal.
Very scarce with dustwrapper.

Octavo, leaves toned, name on half title page, original pulp pictorial wrappers.
First Horwitz edition. NA 29. Scarce. Originally published by T. Werner Laurie in 1933, the novel was banned in Australia from 1935 until October 1959.