File:StateLibQld 2 120452 Queensland Jubilee 1859-1909 postcard including the allegorical figure of Britannia^, Governor Bowen and Lord Chelmsford.jpg

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English: Queensland Jubilee 1859-1909 postcard including the allegorical figure of Britannia?, Governor Bowen and Lord Chelmsford. Represented is tropical fruit, flora, wool and stock, and the state badge (the imperial crown superimposed on a Maltese cross). A poem is also included: The isles of Greece;/Killarney's vales;/The Scottish Lakes;/The hills of Wales;/The glowing green/of English fields:/To none of these/fair Queensland yields! Postcard is number 119 in the Curlew Series.
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Source Copied and digitised from an original Falk and Wilkins colour postcard.
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Category:Images from the State Library of Queensland Category:1909 in Australia Category:Anniversaries Category:Images of postcards from the State Library of Queensland Category:Black and white photographs of Queensland Category:Black and white photographs in the 1900s
Category:1909 in Australia Category:Anniversaries Category:Black and white photographs in the 1900s Category:Black and white photographs of Queensland Category:Images from the State Library of Queensland Category:Images of postcards from the State Library of Queensland Category:PD-Australia Category:Template Unknown (author)