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Please refer to the three photos provided and enlarge them for closer inspection as they are taken of the item you shall receive. This is a vintage comic and as such may show signs of wear or damage due to its age. Please get in touch if you require additional information prior to making a purchase. Thank you. -
Please refer to the three photos provided and enlarge them for closer inspection as they are taken of the item you shall receive. This is a vintage comic and as such may show signs of wear or damage due to its age. Please get in touch if you require additional information prior to making a purchase. Thank you. -
Please refer to the three photos provided and enlarge them for closer inspection as they are taken of the item you shall receive. This is a vintage comic and as such may show signs of wear or damage due to its age. Note there is vertical tear on the front cover. Please get in touch if you require additional information prior to making a purchase. Thank you. -
Please refer to the three photos provided and enlarge them for closer inspection as they are taken of the item you shall receive. This is a vintage comic and as such may show signs of wear or damage due to its age. Please get in touch if you require additional information prior to making a purchase. Thank you. -
Please refer to the three photos provided and enlarge them for closer inspection as they are taken of the item you shall receive. This is a vintage comic and as such may show signs of wear or damage due to its age. Please get in touch if you require additional information prior to making a purchase. Thank you. -
Please refer to the three photos provided and enlarge them for closer inspection as they are taken of the item you shall receive. This is a vintage comic and as such may show signs of wear or damage due to its age. Please get in touch if you require additional information prior to making a purchase. Thank you. -
- A Valentine's mailing novelty printed in Great Britain. This is a wonderful item for horse lovers.
- Free postage Australia wide.
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- White doiley with CAKE wording
- 20cm x 18cm
- Free postage Australia wide
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Postcard produced by Murray Views, Gympie Queensland. The photos are the best descriptors so please check all photos provided. -
Produced by the Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd Melbourne and printed in Great Britain. Please refer to both photos provided. -
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. -
- White doiley with CAKE wording
- 25cm x 20cm
- Free postage Australia wide
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- Great condition, lovely vibrant colours.
- Measures approx. 36cm x 14cm.
- Free postage Australia wide.
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Measures approx. 28cm x 22cm.
- Free postage Australia wide.
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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. -
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. -
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. -
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.
