The simplest of saddles, the Mongolian Saddle was designed for long days of riding across the open plains. This book provides the plans to make a tree, and build a saddle which is a valid alternative to the more standard stock or general purpose saddle. Detailed illustrations by Ron Edwards clarify the written instructions.

A useful collection of all the basic plaits with applications for people on the land, to make whips and reins, and also for boaters for mooring ropes on boats.

Step by step instructions for flat plaits from 3 - 20 strands, and round plaits from 3 - 12 strands.

Written in 1991, Cairns Historical Sketchbook explains the historical meaning behind the naming of some areas around Cairns, and the development of the area in general. The book also talks about some of the important historical buildings in Cairns City, some of which no longer exist. Embellished with Ron Edwards' beautiful sketches the book is a nice memento of a visit to the city.

Kuranda was home to Ron and Anne Edwards. This little sketch book was put together by Ron back in 1982, and contains sketches of some of the old and interesting buildings like the famous 'Bottom Pub', natural features and characters that made Kuranda unique. A walk down memory lane for many!

This book is the outcome of a Writer's Workshop conducted by the Nanum Wungthin Training Centre at Napranum, Weipa, in May 1997. The students involved were all of Aboriginal or Islander descent and most had been born in the area. Peter Delbridge, head of the training centre, organised the workshop and arranged for our visit.. The aim of the workshop was to involve the students in the writing and production of a small book that would present a picture of Weipa through the eyes of its original inhabitants.

This book is the result of a collaboration between St Pauls State School, Ron and Anne Edwards and the Rams Skull Press in July 1997. The artist-in-residency project was made possible through the funding support of PCAP (Priority Country Area Program). Scott Barr, acting State School Principal at St Pauls, gave us full cooperation, and Tina Solas, who was away having a baby, played a vital role in nurturing this project. Thanks also go to the teacher Cedric Gisu and the teacher's aid Angela Torrenbeek. Also thanks to Cathy Levi for letting me use her computer.

This book is the result of a collaboration between Mabuiag State School, Ron and Anne Edwards and the Rams Skull Press in July 1997. The artist-in-residency project was made possible through the funding support of PCAP (Priority Country Area Program). Jim Ballantyne, State School Principal at Mabuiag, played a vital role in nurturing this project. Thanks also go to the teacher Mavis Joe and the teacher's aids Annie Min and May Gigiba. Thanks also to Sophie Luffman for letting me use her computer and Linda Ballantyne for feeding us so well.

The book about a man who has become a legend from the tip of Cape York to the southern end of the country! Michael Fomenko is the man who dared to live his own exotic dream, which was anything but typical for a boy from the city. The mystery surrounding the man who lived a hermit's existence grew year by year as people came to know the man who would be seen?? trundling down the high roads and byroads of Far North Queensland. Through perhaps his only friendship struck up with?? local man Harold Jung, the story of this quiet and reclusive man was revealed. When Harold passed away, his family ensured his wish to see Michael Fomenko's story told, and asked accomplished author Peter Ryle to take the information andimages Harold had gathered over the years and complete the task. This book is a compilation of the research and conversations Harold jung gathered over the many years of his friendship with Michael Fomenko.

The simplest of saddles, the Mongolian Saddle was designed for long days of riding across the open plains. This book provides the plans to make a tree, and build a saddle which is a valid alternative to the more standard stock or general purpose saddle. Detailed illustrations by Ron Edwards clarify the written instructions.

 Aussie themed designs for leatherworkers!

Featuring Australian flora and fauna, this book provides some local alternative designs for you to apply to your leather projects. Using modelling tools - bought or home made you can customise the designs to make them unique to you.

Ron Edwards created the 26 designs contained in this book, which includes the following animals and plants;

brolga, cassowary, crane, galah, geese, hawk, honeyeater, kingfisher, kookaburra, magpie, parrot, peacock, phesant, rosella, seagull, swallow, wren, gumleaves, gumnuts, nastursnums, orchids, philodendron, waratah, waterlilies, and a koala. Lots of designs to keep you busy.