Dinkum Dunnies: Douglass Baglin and Barbara Mullins

Down the back. The throne room. Auntie Lou. The structure that supported the choko vine. It had plenty of names and euphemisims, but it was, at rock bottom, the dunny. This is an Australia wide selection, including those to be found in remote areas of the tropical north, offshore islands and the well-loved common and garden favourites. There's over 80 studies, captured in all aspects and settings with notes on characteristics and identification...such as the historic nine-holer, built by William Cox, holes-in-the-wall and the 'squats' of the old Dubbo jail. Illustrated with colour and black and white photographs.