1960s Australia Tasmania Cataract Gorge South Esk River Launceston Postcard

Title: 1960s Australia Tasmania Cataract Gorge South Esk River Launceston Postcard

Front description:
This is a single tear-out postcard from a Plastichrome souvenir album folder — a stapled booklet of perforated postcards designed to be detached and mailed individually. The image is a view of the entrance to Cataract Gorge on the South Esk River at Launceston, Tasmania. In the foreground a timber jetty extends over shallow water, with a rowing boat drawn up on the sandy foreshore and small yachts and dinghies moored nearby. A cluster of masts, one flying a flag and strung with signal flags, rises at left near the steep tree-covered cliffs of the gorge. Spanning the river in the middle distance is the arched Kings Bridge, with a boat shed or clubhouse on stilts to the right. Beyond, wooded hillsides rise steeply, dotted with houses and villas with red roofs set among the trees, under a blue sky with light cloud. No printed text appears on the image.

Back description:
Cataract Gorge, South Esk River, Launceston. A view of the entrance to Cataract Gorge, Launceston. P48468. Plastichrome by Murfett Publishers, Australia. P813. POST CARD. PLACE STAMP HERE. Addressee:. The back is unposted with no message or stamp. This card is one piece from the 20-view Tasmania souvenir postcard booklet described above.

Approximate era: 1960s (Plastichrome / Murfett Publishers, chrome-era colour photography).

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Front description:
This is a single tear-out postcard from a Plastichrome souvenir album folder — a stapled booklet of perforated postcards designed to be detached and mailed individually. The image is a view of the entrance to Cataract Gorge on the South Esk River at Launceston, Tasmania. In the foreground a timber jetty extends over shallow water, with a rowing boat drawn up on the sandy foreshore and small yachts and dinghies moored nearby. A cluster of masts, one flying a flag and strung with signal flags, rises at left near the steep tree-covered cliffs of the gorge. Spanning the river in the middle distance is the arched Kings Bridge, with a boat shed or clubhouse on stilts to the right. Beyond, wooded hillsides rise steeply, dotted with houses and villas with red roofs set among the trees, under a blue sky with light cloud. No printed text appears on the image.

Back description:
Cataract Gorge, South Esk River, Launceston. A view of the entrance to Cataract Gorge, Launceston. P48468. Plastichrome by Murfett Publishers, Australia. P813. POST CARD. PLACE STAMP HERE. Addressee:. The back is unposted with no message or stamp. This card is one piece from the 20-view Tasmania souvenir postcard booklet described above.

Approximate era: 1960s (Plastichrome / Murfett Publishers, chrome-era colour photography).