The Camp at Wandinong by Ethel Turner wooden Jim Hislop and the creatures

Jim Hislop and the creatures he loves may belong to dying breeds

poise and calm of this exquisite paradise - sculpting and photographing the graceful young temple dancers that became his muses

But the most powerful and lasting impression the book leaves is of the crimes visited on later generations

What he has to say of his scientific discoveries in that southern world has its values

by Rob Desalle and Michael Yudell

The Camp at Wandinong by Ethel Turner wooden Jim Hislop and the creaturesThe Camp at Wandinong by Ethel Turner Illustrated by Frances Ewan and others Ward, Lock & Co., c1899, black and white illustrated frontispiece, black and white illustrated plates, marbled endpapers, leather bound hardcover Fair Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, cracked hinge, some loose pages but complete, previous owners bookplate on inside front cover, text block separated from book cover (see