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WEB SUPER SPECIALS
This page contains our WEB SUPER SPECIALS ..... while current stocks last.
WEB SPECIAL NUMBER: 1 Metal Detecting for Gold & Relics in Australia. 2 Guide to the Pegmatites of Western Australia. 3. A Dead Man's Dream .... Lasseter's Reef Found ? 7. Long Johns
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METAL
DETECTING FOR GOLD & RELICS IN Recently released and now available ! This ever popular title has been out of print for many years …. however since then the author Doug Stone, well known Australian author, prospector, geologist and gold-field tour guide has devoted the interim 30 years or so researching, prospecting and field mapping Australia's goldfields. The first edition
released in July 1980 was at the time when two local high school
students from Wedderburn in A lot has changed since those days with gold now reaching over AUD $1,600.00 per ounce and still rising. It is predicted that gold will most likely hit $2,000.00 per ounce within the next 12 months. Coupled with this, Minelab Electronics with their research, development with current technology have produced the world's best gold prospecting metal detectors. This massive new hard cover edition of "Metal Detecting for Gold & Relics in Australia" which measures 280mm x 210mm with 424 colour pages weighing 1.75 kg is crammed full with over 300 pages devoted to detailed maps covering all mainland states. Many new maps have
been added to this new edition covering the "Top End" such
as Barkly Tableland and East McDonnell Ranges in the Northern
Territory; the Pilbara in Western Australia; additional maps for
Victoria's 'Golden Triangle'. A large section on the Tibooburra and
Milparinka goldfields in north-west Other chapters in "Metal
Detecting for Gold & Relics in This book is arguably one of books which should not be missed by the serious prospector. Be one of the
first to get this magnificent book ... Email your order to us
today !
Special Price: $125.00 ... Including Standard Postage within Australia ......................................................................................................................................................................................................
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GUIDEBOOK TO THE PEGMATITES OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The Guidebook to the Pegmatites of Western
Australia summarises the history, geology and mineralogy for all the
known pegmatites in For armchair collectors with purchased mineral specimens, the guidebook will help clarify labels of minerals attributed to Western Australian pegmatites. More than 200 pegmatite groups are described with 75 maps and 100 pictures in 340 pages, completely referenced. Each pegmatite group is located, directions given to the locality, its mining history, geology and mineralogy. This book is an essential companion to Edward S. Simpson’s 1948-52, Minerals of Western Australia, locating the sources of his described pegmatite minerals. The
authors of the guidebook know their subject. Mark Andrew Calderwood
is a second generation pegmatite geologist-mineralogist, who
started exploring and mining Western Australian pegmatites with his
father in the 1970s. He has personally mined more than a few of the
described localities and currently manages a tantalite deposit in Case
bound, laminated, 394pp, well illustrated, 830 grams. Special Price: $85.00 ... Including Standard Postage within Australia ......................................................................................................................................................................................................
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LASSETER'S REEF FOUND ?
Review: Many expeditions over the past 70 years or so have been conducted in the hope of locating 'Lasseter's Lost Gold Reef'. It appears that the original map drawn by Harold Lasseter was technically correct, but all the landmarks and details were reversed. This then suggests that the location of Lasseter's Reef was actually to the east of Alice Springs rather than to the west as previously thought. All the geographical features mentioned by Lasseter now seem to line up. For some years now, Vietnam Veteran Mr. Bill Decarli has undertaken much research into the famed 'Lasseter's Lost Gold Reef' and now believes that he has found the location. When he applied for an exploration licence for 155 square kilometers around the reef and a syndicate was formed with a plan to mine it, the Lands Council declared the area to be sacred. A book entitled "A Dead Man's Dream: Lasseter's Reef Found" by Angie Testa and Bill Decarli recalls Bill's journey, is now available. Special Price: $25.00 ... Including Standard Postage within Australia ......................................................................................................................................................................................................
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by: A. M. Duncan-Kemp
We are offering this magnificent Australian 'out of print' book which was originally printed in 1968. This book is now catalogued as bringing over $60.00 in second-hand condition ! Review: This book describes in rich and absorbing detail the Channel Country world of the author - the far south-west of Queensland and the north of South Australia where lie the mighty cattle kingdoms. Few, apart from the Aborigines, know the Channel Country as does the author - its climates and its moods, its secret trails and the creatures that use them, its shadowy blue ranges and its rugged stony slopes, its maze of water-bearing streams and gullies - in good seasons the far-from-simple network of irrigation channels provided by Nature to carry silt and seed and water across the land, its shy tribesmen who lived in three worlds ruled by strange gods, self-contained but connected by spirit-links all rigidly inaccessible except to the initiate and those favoured few white folk who know the Aborigines well. In its dangers and discomforts, and above all in the unwritten laws of its wild society, she finds a deep personal fulfilment in early youth her father told her: "You will always be alone, but not lonely. Loneliness can be communion." William Duncan's strangely attractive personality is unforgettably caught up in these pages so understandingly written by his daughter . So is the country itself (called "desert," but which is totally unlike any other desert in the world) and the ways of the creatures among which the author has spent so much of her life. Alas! ... The ever onward march of civilization leaves less and less room for the untamed, whether land, animal or human, and Mrs. Duncan-Kemp's colourful and fascinating book shows what Australia and the world has already lost, and could lose beyond recall by their passing unrecorded. In the midst of this strange, yet attractive area lies an old cattle station, "Mooraberrie," owned by her parents from the early 1890's, and where Alice Duncan, as she prefers to be called, was born and grew up. "Where Strange Gods Call" tells of her love for this, then, remote spot, the Kirrenderri of the aboriginal tribes that once roamed and had their being there. It portrays adventures and experiences unusual in any language and in any walk of life. It is a narrative which threads its way through a vast and colourful canvas - a story (or many stories within a story) which divulges as many secrets of the country's mysteries and aboriginal people as it recounts exciting encounters with wild cattle, sudden floods and a wild untamed land, written by a person with rare insight and experience in these little-known areas. Alice Duncan has told more than the tales of growing up on an outback cattle station. This is her fourth book is at the same time an important study of natural history and of the aboriginal tribes who were associated in these adventures. It is a vivid account of men and women against nature, of survival, of the dangers as well as the pleasures of the seldom trodden tracks, and of making the pioneers' lonely way over the trackless sand-hill and channel country. Special Price: $30.00 ... Including Standard Postage within Australia
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by: Glenville Pike
Review: This popular historical book describes the courageous adventurers, and unbelievably real characters of the life in North Queensland in the 1860's to 1870's. It also describes how the pioneers pushed the frontier of settlement northward on the tracks of valiant explorers in the 1845 - 1880 period with stories of courage, endurance, and mateship; of shipwrecks, and great horseback rides; of wild gold rushes - all against a background of constant guerrilla war waged by the Aboriginal tribes in a desperate attempt to stem the white invaders in the North and West. Illustrated with some black and white photographs. Soft Cover. Revised Reprint 1988. 382pp. in brand new mint condition! Special Price: $27.50 ... Including Standard Postage within Australia
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