The Seaside Calls - Take a Kodak Poster Sizes:A1 - 594mm x 841mm Litho during the late 1920's

Litho during the late 1920's

exploiting the latest in printing

during the 1930s

The promontory was first sighted by Bass and Flinders in 1798 and was named by Governor Hunter in honour of Thomas Wilson

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

The Seaside Calls - Take a Kodak Poster Sizes:A1 - 594mm x 841mm Litho during the late 1920'sAnother magnificent poster produced in 1935 by Percy Trompf. The artwork for the Original Colour Lithograph was created by Percival Albert (Percy) Trompf and printed by F. W. Niven, Melbourne for the Victorian Railways. Print Shed's curated collection of modern and vintage posters will enhance any home or business space. All posters and images are printed on high quality Ilford matte paper and pigment inks for vivid colour and exceptional results,