Bushranger Collection
"Bushranger: The Infamous Outlaws of C19 Australia" In the wild and lawless land of 19th-century Australia, one name struck fear into the hearts of many - Ned Kelly
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"Bushranger: The Infamous Outlaws of C19 Australia" In the wild and lawless land of 19th-century Australia, one name struck fear into the hearts of many - Ned Kelly. This notorious bushranger became a symbol of rebellion against authority and an embodiment of the Australian spirit. One fateful day, Police Constable Kelly and railwayman Jesse Dowsett managed to capture this elusive outlaw, bringing an end to his reign of terror. It was a momentous victory for justice in the face of danger. But Ned Kelly was not alone in his exploits. In a comical twist reminiscent of a Ben Travers farce scene, Test Match cricketers Gussie Pogson and Dandy Stratton found themselves held up by another bushranger named Peters. Such unexpected encounters added excitement to an already thrilling era. The legacy left behind by these outlaws is immortalized in photographs that tell their stories. A haunting death mask captures Ned Kelly's final moments after his execution in 1880, while a reward poster from 1879 serves as a reminder of the constant pursuit for justice. Ned Kelly himself stares defiantly at us through black-and-white photographs taken just days before his hanging, showcasing both his hardened exterior and indomitable spirit. His homemade suit of armor stands as a testament to resourcefulness amidst adversity. But it wasn't only Ned Kelly who roamed these lands; Morgan the it also sought adventure while enjoying musical treats along the way. These tales highlight not only their criminal activities but also their humanity - complex figures navigating life on society's fringes. As we delve into history, we witness Black Trackers relentlessly pursuing these elusive criminals through treacherous terrains - brave individuals dedicated to maintaining order amidst chaos. The legend lives on with each engraving depicting gold escorts under attack or fallen members like Joe Byrne strung up after death.