This is a rare and very unusual product marketed by Dr. Lorin Hawes in the 1970s. Lorin had a Boomerang Farm and it was a tourist attraction. A limited number of these Skills of Australia Kits were assembled and sold to the tourists who visited his establishment. This is one of those kits and I wouldn't be surprised if it was the only one that has survived four decades as a complete kit.

The kit includes a 4 foot plastic Didjeridoo that was made in three pieces. It has a hard rubber sleeve to assemble the two long pieces together. The kit also includes a small plastic boomerang called the " Cub ". Both the didgeridoo and the boomerang work well. Perhaps the most valuable piece of this kit is a transparent plastic 33 RPM record. One side of this record has instructions for playing the didjeridu. The other side of the record has instructions for throwing the boomerang. The voice on both sides of this record belongs to Lorin Hawes. The box is old and made out of cardboard. It is in fairly good condition considering its age, but there are tears in the seam at one end. At least it is complete and functional. Overall, this is a very unusual and rare collectible. Because of size, it will cost extra to ship this item.