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  • Singapore

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    This is a black-and-white postcard with a photograph of a part of Cavenagh Bridge in Singapore. One of the oldest bridges in Singapore it is also the only suspension bridge. It spans the lower reaches of the Singapore River. Buildings in Raffles Place can be seen in the background. The...

  • Cavenagh Bridge, Singapore

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    This is a black-and-white postcard with a photograph of a view of Cavenagh Bridge in Singapore, taken from a distance. In the photograph a rickshaw is exiting the bridge. On the left is a row of shophouses along the road leading to the bridge. There is a shelter on the...

  • View of Singapore town, Singapore

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    This is a black and white postcard with a photograph of a scenery of Singapore city. It shows an aerial view of Singapore with the Singapore River, shophouses, other low-rise buildings, as well as Cavenagh Bridge. In the foreground can be seen the rooftops of some buildings. The words "View...

  • Singapore River

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    This is a black and white postcard with a photograph of a scenery of the Singapore River. It shows a river with some boat traffic. In the background is the Cavenagh Bridge and the Fullerton Building. The word "Singapore" is written at the bottom-right corner of the postcard. Title devised...

  • The Cavanagh Bridge, Singapore

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    This shows the front and back of a black-and-white picture postcard with a photograph showing a busy scene around the Cavenagh Bridge. A sampan (small boat), ferrying goods, can be seen under the bridge. Meanwhile, there are bicycles and rickshaws travelling on the bridge itself. Built in 1868, it is...

  • Cavenagh Bridge, Singapore

    Streets and Places
    This postcard from the “Lim Shao Bin Collection” features a photograph that shows a view of Cavenagh Bridge in Singapore, taken from a distance. In the photograph, a rickshaw is exiting the bridge. On the left there is a row of shophouses along the road leading to the bridge. There...

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