The Seaside Calls go by Train - Take a Kodak Poster Sizes:MINI POSTER - A5 - 148mm x 210mm with a map of the

with a map of the east coast of Queensland as the background

The parabolic mirrors were replaced in 1975 by a generator-powered electric lamp array when the light was converted to electricity

Government Printer for the Queensland Government Tourist Bureau in 1939

a man holding a mountaineer pick axe and rope and sitting on a rock next to a lady picking flowers in the foreground

Tahiti and Bora Bora

The Seaside Calls go by Train - Take a Kodak Poster Sizes:MINI POSTER - A5 - 148mm x 210mm with a map of theSellheim created posters for the Australian National Travel Association and promoting Australian beach culture as trendy and desirable was a common theme. The artwork for the original lithograph was created by Gert Sellheim for the Victorian Railways and printed by F. W. Niven Pty. Ltd in the 1930s. Beach culture quickly became a way of life in Australia during the 1930s and Melbournes public transport systems provided day trippers access to the