Description
Delve into the rich tapestry of Tasmanian maritime history with “Captain James Kelly of Hobart Town – whaling master” by K M Bowden. Published in 1964 by Melbourne University Press, this first edition hardcover is a treasure for enthusiasts of Australian history, particularly those with an interest in the rugged world of whaling. The book is a window into the life and times of Captain Kelly, a prominent figure in Tasmania’s past.
The volume is thoughtfully presented, featuring a dust jacket for protection and illustration, and measures 21.5cm in height, 13.5cm in length, and a spine width of 1cm, weighing 320 grams. Its 126 pages are filled with insights and narratives on the subject of history, appealing to an adult audience with a penchant for non-fiction tales that reflect on Australia’s maritime heritage.
This book is an ex-library book with a few library name stamps.
