3413 - Early Melbourne Bus Postcard
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A postcard with an image of an early Melbourne bus with driver and passengers
An early Melbourne Bus|The first Melbourne bus service began operations in 1905. It ran between Prahran Railway Station to Malvern Town Hall. Early Chelmsford buses, such as the pictured, were kerosene-fire and steamed-powered
