Biography & Memoir History Local & Regional History
On McGuire’s Punt by Ron Michael is a 1988 Australian hardcover that blends local history with cultural commentary, tracing how one small riverside punt crossing shaped the lives—and opinions—of the people who relied on it. Michael’s concise 174-page narrative turns regional detail into a wider lens on Australia’s past, making the book a collectible for lovers of true stories and Australiana alike.
This vintage copy arrives with its original dust jacket and carries a neat ink inscription on the flyleaf, adding a personal touch without claiming author signatures. The sturdy hardcover binding has held up well since the late-eighties print run, perfect for display or research.
Collectors seeking antiquarian titles on Australian history, educators after engaging local-history texts, or readers who enjoy biographies and true stories will appreciate this edition. Keywords like cultural studies, local interest, and historical non-fiction naturally fit its scope, ensuring it surfaces in searches for heritage Australian reads.
Snap it up to own a tangible slice of riverside heritage that still speaks to contemporary conversations about identity and place.
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