Australian Popular Culture
What does it mean to be Australian? Our popular culture section explores the myths, icons, and everyday habits that define the national character. From vintage advertising to histories of the great Australian pub, these books are a nostalgic look at how we live and play.
Mary Smith's Hotel
$20.00
The Friendship That Destroyed Ned Kelly Joe Byrne and Aaron Skerritt
$85.00
Sydney in 1848: Illustrated by Copper Plate Engravings of the Principal Streets, Public Buildings, Churches, Chapels etc
$330.00
An Australian Wildflower Diary
$25.00
A Biographical Register 1788-1939 (2 Vols)
$75.00
Try Nothing Twice
$35.00
Australian Horse Drawn Vehicles
$110.00
Vietnam and Australia
$20.00
I am Susannah
$18.00
The Boys Who Came Home - Recollections of Gallipoli
$18.00
Guide to Fine and Rare Australasian Books Volume Two
$35.00
Guide to Fine and Rare Australasian Books Volume One
$35.00
In Search of Steele Rudd
$25.00
Not A Conquering hero
$45.00
Folk Songs of Australia and the Men and Women Who Sang Them
$30.00
Notes on the Early History of Berrima Village (2nd copy)
$18.00
A Picture History of Australia
$28.00
The Explorations of Captain James Cook in the Pacific (1958)
$60.00
More Australian Nicknames
$20.00
Shells Alive
$50.00
Captain Cook His Artists His Voyages
$30.00
Battle Lines
$40.00
The Thirty Niners
$40.00
Kookaburra. The Most Compelling Story in Australia's Aviation History
$35.00