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Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. No Jacket. Book condition is near fine. Soft cover. Published 1987. No dust jacket. Book boards clean and unmarked front and back. Book block clean and unmarked all side. Text body clean and unmarked throughout the book. Spine intact. Over-all a great and neat copy of book. See photos for synopsis and more information. Extra charges for over-sea shipping as the book weigh is over 500grams.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Book condition is fine. Hard cover. Dust jacket near fine. Book block clean and unmarked all sides. Book boards clean and unmarked front and back. Spine intact. Text body clean throughout the book. Ex-owner inscribed note on the 3rd fly leaf page. See photos for more information. Extra charges for over-sea shipping and the book weight is over 1kg. The People of Perth is a fascinating social history of Western Australia s capital city, written by Charles Thomas Stannage and Tom Stannage. This comprehensive work delves into the experiences of several generations of migrant settlers in the Swan River region, starting from 1829. It provides insights into the lives of people from all walks of life, capturing their work, leisure, commerce, education, family life, and involvement in civic and colonial affairs1. Stannage s account paints a vivid picture of Perth s development, showcasing the interactions between settlers and the indigenous Aboriginal population. The book is richly illustrated, making it an engaging exploration of the city s past23. If you re curious about the history of Perth, this is a valuable resource to delve into!

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Book Lot Collection of Three Western Australian History. Book (1) The People of Perth. Book (2) Edge of Empire. Book (3) Old Toodyay and Newcastle. Extra charges for domestic & Over-sea shipping due to the weight & Extra for insurance for the total order of the Book lot collection. For more information you can contact me via e-mail or call. Below is the condition report & synopsis of the three titles. Book (1) Perth City Council, Perth, western Australia, 1979.1st edition. Hard cover. Dust jacket near fine. Book boards are clean & unmarked front and back of the book. Book block is clean all sides of the book except for top has some foxing marks. Spine intact. Text body is clean throughout the book. The People of Perth: A Social History of Western Australia's Capital City by C.T. Stannage is a richly detailed exploration of Perth s evolution from its founding in 1829 through generations of change. Here s what makes it stand out: Social tapestry: It captures the lives of people from all walks of life working, playing, praying, raising families, and engaging in politics. Historical depth: The book traces the development of institutions, laws, and civic life, offering a vivid picture of how Perth grew and adapted over time. Indigenous relations: It includes important sections on the interactions between settlers and Aboriginal communities, adding depth to the city s complex history. Visual storytelling: Rich illustrations and archival materials bring the narrative to life, making it more than just a textbook it s a visual journey through time. If you're curious about how Perth became the city it is today, this book is a compelling and accessible place to start. Book (2) Edge of Empire. 1st edition. Hard cover. Dust jacket near fine, no tears. Book boards clean & unmarked front and back. Book block is clean all side, except very light mark on the side. Text body clean & unmarked throughout the book. Spine. intact. Martyn and Audrey Webb is a richly detailed historical account focusing on the coastal town of Onslow in the Shire of Ashburton, located in Western Australia's Pilbara region. This book covers: 19th and 20th Century History: It explores the development of Onslow and surrounding areas, including early exploration and settlement. Conflict and Colonisation: Includes events like the Battle of Minderoo and other hostilities between settlers and Indigenous communities. Station Life: Offers insights into pastoral life and the challenges of living in remote Western Australia. Maps and Illustrations: The book features historical maps, portraits, and photographs that bring the narrative to life. Published in 1983 by Artlook Books, it s a substantial volume with 387 pages, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in Western Australian history. Book (3) Old Toodyay and Newcastle. Hard cover. Dust jacket very good, tear on the top left-hand front corner and repair with acid sticky tape. Book boards are clean front & back of the book. Book block clean all side of the book. Spine intact. Text body clean & unmarked throughout the books. Over-all a great and neat book. Rica Erickson is a richly detailed local history published in 1974 by the Toodyay Shire Council. It explores the evolution of one of Western Australia s earliest settlements, nestled in the Avon Valley about 85 km northeast of Perth. This Covers. Historical Scope: Covers the period from 1836 to 1912, tracing the transition from the original township of Old Toodyay to Newcastle, which was later renamed Toodyay in 1913. Indigenous Relations: Documents early contact with Aboriginal peoples, including accounts of violent conflict and colonial policies. Rich Illustrations: Includes maps, photographs, and portraits that bring the region s past to life. Research Depth: Features a bibliography, index, and appendices that make it a valuable resource and a visual journey through the region s past. Weight of Book (1) 1.216. Book (2) 1.241kg. Book (3) 0.805kg.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Book condition is near fine. Hard cover. LIMITED EDITION 447 OF 450. SIGNED BY AUTHOR (ON THE THIRD PAGE). 1st edition, published 1979. Dust jacket near fine, no tears. Include book sleeve in fine condition. Book block clean and unmarked all side. Book boards clean, except of a few scratches mark on the front lower bottom left corner. Text body clean and unmarked throughout the book. No foxing. Over-all an excellent and neat copy of the book. See photo for more information. "The People of Perth: A Social History of Western Australia's Capital City" by Charles Thomas Stannage provides a fascinating account of several generations of migrant settlers in the Swan River region from 1829 onward. The book delves into the lives of people from all walks of life, capturing their experiences at work, play, school, and in various social and political contexts. It's a comprehensive exploration of Perth's development, richly illustrated by the Western Australian historian, Tom Stannage1. If you're interested in the history of Perth, this book is a valuable resource! Extra charges for over-sea shipping as the book weight is over 500grams. Signed by Author(s).