SKU: B-000093

The March Of The Wallabies

Author: David H. Dial

Special Features: Signed, Illustrated

Condition: In acceptable condition. The closed book page edge has foxing. The front and back inner cover and first and last papers have foxing. Pages 50 and 51 have full page foxing.

Biography & Memoir History Australiana

Australia Australian History Cultural History

The March Of The Wallabies by Australian historian David H. Dial is a signed, illustrated 1990 paperback that charts a vivid slice of Aussie history for young-adult and adult readers alike. Dial’s narrative blends geography, culture and true stories to show how the “wallaby spirit” shaped settlement beyond the cities.

This scarce Down Under volume is a gem for collectors of Australiana, antiquarian history and cultural studies. The author’s signature on the title page adds personal provenance, while period photographs and maps enrich the journey.

Expect acceptable vintage wear: page edges and endpapers show foxing, and pages 50-51 carry a full-page tan bloom, yet the binding remains tight and every page turns cleanly. A budget-friendly way to own a signed piece of Australian history.

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