Wilsons Promontory Victoria Australia - Take a Kodak wanganui river Marzi for Ente Nazionale per

Marzi for Ente Nazionale per le Industrie Turistiche (ENIT) in 1920

capturing the essence of vibrant urban culture

completion the Forth Bridge reduced the journey time to 10½ hours

Aquileia was one of the largest and richest cities of the Roman Empire in the Mediterranean

Beach culture quickly became a way of life in Australia during the 1930’s and Melbourne’s public transport systems provided day-trippers access to the beaches of Port Phillip Bay

Wilsons Promontory Victoria Australia - Take a Kodak wanganui river Marzi for Ente Nazionale perThe artwork for the original colour process lithographic poster was created by E. H. Turnor Studio for the Victorian Railways, Australia during the 1930's. The poster promoting Wilson's Promontory in Victoria as a tourist destination and was displayed at railway stations and in the 'Red Rattler' Victorian Railway trains. Wilson's Promontory is located about km from Melbourne and marks the southern most point of mainland Australia and overlooks a