Vengeance book

[cvairwerks]

Looking for a copy of Vengeance of the Outback, but Charles Pace, published by the Shire of Yilgarn. I've found three copies allegedly available, but two are at outrageous prices. There is another smaller shop that says they have a copy, but I've also reached out to the Shire, as they are the publisher for the book. 1st choice is to support the Shire and their work on keeping the story alive, but if they don't have copies available, then I'll see about the 3rd source.

 

[cammerjeff]

Have your tried ordering it from the Local visitors center?

Vengeance of the Outback | Central Wheatbelt Visitor Centre

A wartime air mystery of Western Australia. It is 1944 and a Vultee Vengeance dive bomber is lost in the outback of Western Australia. This is the story of a

www.wheatbelttourism.com

 

[cvairwerks]

I haven't tried them yet. I'd like to hear back from Yilgarn first. I just sent them an email today, so I figure that I'll give them a little time to answer. It's just mid morning there and I don't know if the Shire has Saturday hours.

 

[Wildcat]

It's a good book. I hope you are successful in obtaining a copy.

 

[bauple58]

Have your tried ordering it from the Local visitors center?

Vengeance of the Outback | Central Wheatbelt Visitor Centre

A wartime air mystery of Western Australia. It is 1944 and a Vultee Vengeance dive bomber is lost in the outback of Western Australia. This is the story of a

www.wheatbelttourism.com

You could try messaging the author via his Facebook page, or dropping him a line via the WA Aviation Heritage Museum (where he is Librarian).

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Looking for a copy of Vengeance of the Outback, but Charles Pace, published by the Shire of Yilgarn. I've found three copies allegedly available, but two are at outrageous prices. There is another smaller shop that says they have a copy, but I've also reached out to the Shire, as they are the publisher for the book. 1st choice is to support the Shire and their work on keeping the story alive, but if they don't have copies available, then I'll see about the 3rd source.

 

[cvairwerks]

You could try messaging the author via his Facebook page, or dropping him a line via the WA Aviation Heritage Museum (where he is Librarian).

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I've got a query to the CWVC, as Monica at Yilgarn wasn't sure that they had a way to accept international payments within their systems. She suggested that CWVC should be able to handle the payment, but she wasn't sure about being able to ship internationally. I'll give them a day or two to respond and then try Charles at the Museum.

Sure was easier back when dad was alive and working all over the Pacific Rim...We had good contacts in Aus, NZ, Singapore, Japan and Korea for just about anything legal, we wanted in those countries.