Woolclassing Notes 1950 by Wingfield Rural Training School journalism from the crowded misery of

from the crowded misery of a prisoner-of-war camp to the lonely hide-out of a coast-watcher

50 years ago

dustjacket shows a little wear with rubbing to covers and edges

but the  influence of a Christian Headmistress combined with that of a small group of girls in the school

by Tod Volpe

Woolclassing Notes 1950 by Wingfield Rural Training School journalism from the crowded misery ofWoolclassing Notes 1950 Commonwealth Rural Training Wingfield Rural Training School, 1950, hardcover with red cloth boards Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, some rubbing and soiling to covers, previous owners inscription on title page, staining to end papers (see photographs) "These lecture notes will be taken in order, the object being to deal with the subject from the time the sheep are