Biography & Memoir History Australiana
David H. Dial’s illustrated history, The March of the Wallabies, invites readers of every age to follow Australia’s iconic rugby trail from colonial parks to grand stadium glory. This vintage 1990 paperback blends sport, geography and cultural studies into an engaging, true-story narrative that doubles as an Aussie keepsake.
Every spread is enlivened by the author’s own sketches, and this copy is personally signed by David Dial, making it a neat pick for collectors of Australiana or rugby memorabilia. The book is squarely aimed at ages 4-8 through to adults, so families can explore the Wallabies legend together.
Condition is acceptable: foxing appears along the closed page edges, inside covers, and on pages 50-51, yet the colourful artwork and signature remain bright and fully legible. A gentle read or a shelf-ready conversation starter for anyone hooked on Australian history and sporting heritage.