Ben Hall's Treasure: The Search for Bushranger Loot by Australian historian John Donohoe invites readers to follow the real-life trail of gold, banknotes and ballads left behind by one of the colony’s most romantic outlaws. This first-edition hardcover blends true-crime sleuthing with on-the-ground geography, mapping the rugged sites around Forbes, Eugowra and Wheogo where Hall and his gang once raced the troopers.
Generously illustrated and wrapped in a crisp dust jacket, the 176-page volume is signed by the author on the title page, making it a collectible keepsake for bushranger buffs and Australiana hunters alike. The narrative stays family-friendly yet detailed enough for adults, balancing colourful anecdotes with gazette records of the 1862 Eugowra Escort robbery and the elusive hoard Mick Coneley swore was never found.
The book itself is in very good shape: pages are clean, corners sharp, binding tight, no tears or previous owner marks, and it has lived in a smoke-free home. A handsome addition to any true-crime, history or leisure-hobby shelf, ready to ship quickly.
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