Dennis Maxwell is one of the most respected boomerang throwers from Down Under. Dennis is a professional Engineer who was on the team that beat the Americans in 1984. He was one of their better throwers and was also President of the Boomerang Association of Australia. Dennis made very few boomerangs for sale or trade.

This left handed traditional was made in the late 1970s. It was given to Max Hoeben for Tony Van der Gijp, who was a left handed thrower. The boomerang is painted the traditional yellow and green Aussie colors. The underside of the elbow has Max Hoeben's collection tag (#87). The design is very similar to that of the older Hawes M17. The flight is very accurate with a 20 metre range and a hover at the end. A small hole was drilled in the elbow, possibly for hanging on the wall or for adding a sparkler for night flying. A Dennis Maxwell boomerang is very rare and difficult to find in any condition.