This traditional boomerang is a lap joint made out of Queensland Silky Oak boards in 1984. This is a two piece lap joint boomerang. It is larger and heavier than the 3 piece Silky Spinner that was made in the 1970s. Silky Oak is one of the most attractive woods from Australia. In the U.S., this hardwood is often called Lacewood. The upper surface is decorated with a kangaroo and geometric art. The underside of the elbow has Lorin Hawes' hand painted logo. This boomerang also has Lorin's protective cloth sleeve and a copy of his throwing instructions. The instruction booklet is marked left handed, but the boomerang is right handed. I haven't thrown this boomerang for decades, but I remember it to be a nice flyer. It looks to be in new condition. A very nice collectible from this very famous boomerang manufacturer.