Hirodo Family's Involvement Japanese Australian Wool Buying History
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For the enthusiast of Australian history, cultural studies, and farming, "Hirodo: The Hirodo Family's Involvement in Japanese Australian Wool Buying History" is a rare and fascinating find. This 1st edition biography, written by Graham Eccles and published in 2010, offers a unique glimpse into the world of sheep farming and wool trading between Japan and Australia. With 99 pages of engaging narrative, accompanied by black and white photo images, this staple-bound book is a treasure trove of information on a lesser-known aspect of cultural exchange.
What makes this book truly special is its intimate and personal approach to storytelling. The author's meticulous research and attention to detail bring to life the experiences of the Hirodo family, pioneers in the Japanese Australian wool buying industry. The book is not only a testament to the family's contributions but also a window into the broader cultural and historical context of their time.
This copy is in good condition, with a tight binding and only minor scuffing on the cover. The inner cover bears an inscription, adding a personal touch to this already unique volume. One page has a dog ear, and another has faint thumbing, but these minor flaws do not detract from the book's overall value. For collectors of antiquarian and collectible books, or those with a passion for Australian history, cultural studies, and farming, "Hirodo" is an essential addition to any library.
This rare and fascinating book is a must-have for anyone interested in the complex and fascinating history of Japanese Australian wool buying. With its unique blend of biography, cultural history, and farming expertise, "Hirodo" is a true collector's item that will delight and inform readers for years to come.
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