1900's photographic postcard collection of Australian landmarks - Set of 4

A group of 4 Australian landmark and souvenir postcards. Circa early 1900's, including a photo postcard of the Queen Victoria Memorial, Queens Square, Sydney.

This collection of postcards include - 
- Macquarie Lighthouse, Sydney picture postcard, used postcard with stamp and remnant of paper album stuck to back (as per pictured example).
- The Queen's Memorial postcard, writing on back and remnant of paper album stuck to back. This memorial was unveiled in 1907 and has in the picture people in dress of around this time viewing the memorial. This memorial is at Queen Victoria Gardens, Melbourne.
- Ebenezer Church photo which is stuck to a folding greeting card, unused. The Ebenezer Church is a heritage-listed Uniting church, cemetery and former schoolhouse located at, Ebenezer, New South Wales. It was built from 1809 to 1823.
- Photo postcard of Queens Square, Sydney, used with remnant of paper album stuck to back. An amazing photo postcard with horse drawn carriage in the square.

Set of 4 cards. In very good condition for their age (the fronts) but with the paper album remnants as mentioned above stuck to the backs. Great collectors cards from the early 1900's.

All postcards are sent with cardboard reinforcement to protect from bending.