Bushranging Around Carcoar: Barry Ledger and Kerry Guerin

From the introduction: 'The whole five are sober youngsters - none of them drinks. Gilbert is a very jolly fellow.. O'Meally is a murderous looking scoundrel. Ben Hall is a quiet, good looking fellow, lame one leg having been broken, he is the eldest...and the leader...Vane is a big sleepy-looking man. Mickey Burke is small. They seem at all times to be most thoroughly self-possessed and to understand each other perfectly...they are not likely to quarrel.' A fascinating A4 book, possibly a desk top publication, with black and white photos. A small part yet vital part of the romanticism of Australia's bushranging era of the 1860s.