Boomerangs are shaped throwing implements whose flight depends on their form and spin. Returning boomerangs are designed to curve through the air and travel back toward the thrower, while many traditional boomerangs were made for other purposes and do not return. The collection brings together varied forms, from a multi-bladed design to simpler wooden and decorated examples, including one identified by its red-and-yellow coloring. These differences show how boomerangs can vary in shape and appearance while sharing their distinctive identity as throwing objects.