Torquay Surf Beach ca. late 1940s
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Rose postcard P. 3785 from the late 1940s showing the main surf beach at Torquay. Crowds on the beach as well as an amazing number of cars.
Description
Torquay’s main surfing beach showing the Surf Lifesaving Club’s building and the crowds lining the beach. One can just see the lifesavers on a small tower in front of the building. There must be some three hundred people on the beach and in the water. There are also sixteen cars on the beach a few close to the wet zone.
Additional information
| Print size | A2 print – 59.4cm x 42cm, A3 print – 42cm x 29.7cm, A4 print – 29.7cm x 21cm |
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