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Taken from the Goldfields Guide (Victoria) "The Loddon River Scenic Reserve in Glenlyon offers beautiful views, a scenic walk and a stunning waterfall. This peaceful reserve features Loddon Falls, where the Loddon River drops dramatically over a wall of huge hexagonal basalt columns into a pool below before continuing on through the spectacular rocky gorge." I believe this is an early postcard of the above Loddon Falls. It is postmarked Melbourne 8 AM 28 5 07. It has been posted to Miss D. Debney, Continuation School, City. The Mac. Robertson Girls' High School began as Melbourne Continuation School, the first government funded school in the state of Victoria, established in 1905 in Spring Street, Melbourne. Please refer to both photos provided. -
An image of Broken Hill looking across from Central Park. Sent to Mr. Harold Booth of Hurtle Vale, Reynella, South Australia. Post marked Broken Hill NSW 30 JAN 11 545 PM. Please refer to both photos provided. -
Murray Views No. 26. A real photograph postcard produced in Australia by Murray Views, Gympie Queensland. Judging by the cars it looks to be 1940s era. Please refer to both photos provided. -
This postcard was produced by W.T. Jenkin, Newsagent & Stationer, High Street Nagambie. It was printed in Saxony (Saxony is a landlocked state in Germany with Dresden as the capital city). It has been written on, dated 23/10/19 so it is over 100 years old. Please check both photos as they are the best descriptors. -
Kodak introduced a service called "real photo postcards" in 1907 which enabled customers to make a postcard from any photo they took. Please refer to both photos provided. Handwritten on the back of this postcard is 'Choir - Congregational Church Lennox Street Richmond.' I am assuming the suburb Richmond is the inner city suburb of Melbourne Victoria. -
The postcard shows Fort Denison, an old historic landmark of Sydney Harbour (Star Photo Co. Copyright) This postcard was written on in 1912. Note the Advance Australia design on the back. Please refer to both photos provided. -
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The Warracknabeal Tudor-style post office was built in 1907. This postcard is unused and undated. It was printed in Australia. Please refer to both photos provided. -
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A vintage unused postcard from the 'Coloured Shell Series, Queensland Views', printed in Germany. Please refer to both photos provided and note that there is staining to the back of the postcard. -
Produced by the Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd Melbourne and printed in Great Britain. Please refer to both photos provided. -
Postcard produced by Murray Views, Gympie Queensland. The photos are the best descriptors so please check all photos provided. -
This is a Valentine's 'Mail Novelty' Post Card. The photos are the best description so please refer to all of them. The artist is Vera Paterson and it is dated 1932. -
A daybill is a variety of Australian film poster issued to cinemas at the time of a film's release. Daybills were folded twice and then sold to cinemas. Daybills are sought-after by collectors for their rarity and their unique artwork. They look great framed. This daybill dates to 1977. Please note that overall it is in good condition although there are a few small marks on the back. It measures approximately 34 cm wide x 76 cm long. Please check both photos provided. This item will be mailed in a postal tube. -
A daybill is a variety of Australian film poster issued to cinemas at the time of a film's release. Daybills were folded twice and then sold to cinemas. Daybills are sought-after by collectors for their rarity and their unique artwork. They look great framed. This daybill dates to 1980. Please note that there is a mark on the top right hand corner however this would be covered by a mat when framed. Overall it is in very good condition and measures approximately 34 cm wide x 71 cm long. Please check both photos provided. This item will be mailed in a postal tube. -
A daybill is a variety of Australian film poster issued to cinemas at the time of a film’s release. Daybills were folded twice and then sold to cinemas. Daybills are sought-after by collectors for their rarity and their unique artwork. They look great framed. This daybill measures approximately 33 cm wide x 68 cm long and dates to 1982. Please note there is some foxing on the back but overall it is in good condition. Please check both photos provided. This item will be mailed in a postal tube. -
A daybill is a variety of Australian film poster issued to cinemas at the time of a film's release. Daybills were folded twice and then sold to cinemas. Daybills are sought-after by collectors for their rarity and their unique artwork. They look great framed. This daybill dates to 1978 and is in good overall condition. It measures approximately 34 cm wide x 76 cm long. Please check both photos provided. This item will be mailed in a postal tube. -
A daybill is a variety of Australian film poster issued to cinemas at the time of a film's release. Daybills were folded twice and then sold to cinemas. Daybills are sought-after by collectors for their rarity and their unique artwork. They look great framed. This daybill dates to 1983 and is in good overall condition. It measures approximately 34 cm wide x 66 cm long. Please check both photos provided. This item will be mailed in a postal tube.
