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Surveying text book published in 1967 as a paperback. Good condition. -
This is the true story (alive with embellishments) about an elderly lady who was living alone during the early 1950’s in Sydney Australia, who had the grave misfortune of having her pet cat die. She wanted to give it a good burial – one filled with dignity and honour. The story unfolds as she sees all of her plans being dashed, one after another - until something quite dramatic and unexpected happens ... -
Breaking the "unbreakable code" of the Enigma machines that the Germans and Japanese used in the Second World War was miraculous. This book tells the story of behind the scenes; how the information was used by the allies without giving a hint to the enemy that their signals were being hacked. -
Growing up at Melbourne Water’s Western Treatment Plant, back in the 1950’s. Rob Laurent and his brothers spent an idyllic childhood in the unlikely surrounds of the Werribee sewerage treatment farm where their father, Bob, worked during the 1950’s. What was it like growing up on a sewerage farm? Rob. Laurent tells a fascinating story from his memories of growing up as a child there.
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