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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

THE LOST TRIBE - FROM THE GOLDEN BOOMERANG SERIAL

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1943

Overview

Card cover illustration in colour of boy with spear and girl under a tree. Red and green lettering for title. On back cover is a 'Hoadley's' advertisement and competition for children. Prizes to the value of twenty five pounds. Closing Date 30th June 1944. Hoadley's Box 2989-NN G.P.O. Sydney, Australia. Book is produced from the radio serial 'The Search for the Golden Boomerang' by author Miss Bingham. 32 pages, illustrated in mainly black and white, with some colour. On Title page is the signature F.M. Oborne owner of the book. Title page has photograhs of George Edwards (producer) and Miss Bingham (authoress of radio serial).

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cwa-org-51-B2007.27

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BINGHAM, Miss (author of radio serial)

Keywords

Australian Children's Story

Year

Statement of significance

Story taken from the popular radio serial for children typical of the period 1940's. Used by F.M. Oborne, (later Mrs Florence McKail).

Albany Historical Society Inc

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