Photograph of Princes bridge Melbourne with one cable tram set crossing. In the background is the then new Flinders Street station building. Note the clock on the right hand side of the photograph that was later transferred to Spencer Street station. Yields information about Princes Bridge in 1910.postcard - decorative border with a photo of Princes Bridge within an oval - embossed. On the rear is a letter dated 21/12/1910. Card by Marlborough Art Series.See note on rear.tramways, trams, yarra river, princes bridge, cable trams, flinders street station, clocks

Photograph shows the outside of the newly completed Flinders Street Railway Station with pedestrians crossing the intersection and a cable tram in Flinders Street. It appears to have been enhanced by hand painting of some of the pedestrians. As the station was not completed until 1909 and opened in 1910, the handwritten date is inaccurate.Yields information about first years of the Swanston Street and Flinders Street intersection after the completing of the new station building. Black and white painted postcard with date on photo and publisher on rear. On the photograph "1906" is written in pen and "New Railway Station, Melbourne" as part of the original photograph. On the rear in print is "Marlborough Art Series, Post Card". flinders street railway station, hand painting, 1906, 1909

Photograph shows W2 class 570 southbound in Swanston Street at Lonsdale Street with destination 'Elsternwick route 1'. Swanston Street is busy with pedestrians, motor cars and other trams and intending passengers wait at the safety zone.Yields information about Swanston Street in the 1930s Black and white photograph with no notes on rear. w2 class, 570, route 1, elsternwick, safety zone

Postcard -Black and white photograph of HM King George v . Coronation , 22.6.1911 dressed in military uniform and medals rear of card -Marlborough Art Series printed in Australia.postcard, photograph, portrait, postcard -black and white photograph of hm king george v . coronation , 22.6.1911 /-marlborough art series printed in australia

A black and white postcard of a splitters hut at Bellel near Marysville. A timber splitter (historically also called a paling-splitter or wood-splitter) was a manual forest worker who felled large trees and split the wood along the grain into useful building materials and fencing components using hand tools like axes, heavy wooden mallets (mauls), and iron wedges.A black and white postcard of a splitters hut at Bellel near Marysville.Australian Scenery Timber Getting POST CARD Address Only Marlborough Art Series/ Produced in Australia Inelligble/ Best wishes/ Mr R.G.H. Sutton/ Springfieldmarysville, victoria, australia, timber splitter, paling splitter, wood splitter, marlborough art series, postcard, souvenir

Photograph looks south along Elizabeth St likely from Bourke St, with the new Flinders St Station clock tower in the distance. Cable trams, horse drawn and motor vehicles, pedestrians and a traffic policeman are shown.Yields information about Elizabeth StBlack and white postcard with oval shaped photograph and border, title below photograph and postcard markings on rear. On front:'Elizabeth St, Melbourne'; on rear: 'Marlborough Art Series'pedestrians, cable tram, flinders st, elizabeth st, horse drawn vehicles, bourke st, traffic policeman, motor vehicles