Imprints of Generations- The Progress Of Conservation In Australia. – Ingpen, Robert.

Ingpen, Robert.

$45.00

Publisher: Illustrated by the author. Lothian Books. Melbourne. 2006 ( First Edition)
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Description

Sq4to, IV. 120pp. Hard cover in copper coloured cloth boards with minor spine edge and corner scuffing with a clear protected illustrated d/w, both being in excellent condition, all text and illustrations with attractive end-papers also remain in pristine condition. This edition relates the importance of conservation and is supported by approximately 100 of the authors’s beautiful illustrations; followed by a section from the Heritage Watch on the importance of heritage buildings, crafts and iconic activities such as the Geelong wool shed, and the time honoured tradition of wood-chopping competitions and sheepdog trials.