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Horrie the Wog Dog by Ion L. Idriess

The story of Horrie, the little dog adopted by Australian soldiers during the Second World War, written by Ion L. Idriess from the diary of Private J. B. Moody, A.I.F. The narrative follows Horrie and the Australian Imperial Force through Egypt, Greece, Crete and Palestine.

Author: Ion L. Idriess
Publisher: Angus & Robertson, Sydney
Publication year: 1951
Printing: Fifth printing, April 1951
Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
Pages: 232
Language: English
ISBN: None issued

Condition: Hardcover in illustrated dust jacket. Jacket is age toned with rubbing, spotting, creasing and edge wear, including small chips and tears. Interior pages are toned with some spotting. Binding remains sound.

Book details

Authors
Ion L. Idriess
Publisher
Angus & Robertson, Sydney
Published
1951
Language
en
Binding
Hardcover with dust jacket
Edition
Fifth printing, April 1951
Subjects
Australian military history, World War II, AIF, war dogs, military memoir
Page count
232

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