Quebec City - Gare du Palais Union Station & Post Office - Chrome Postcard c1950 For Sale

A colour chrome postcard of Union Station (Gare du Palais) in Quebec City, the château-style railway terminal with its steep copper roofs, turrets, clock and great arched window, alongside the connected post office building. Late-1940s automobiles are parked in the forecourt, a few pedestrians cross the square, and harbour cranes, a railway freight car and the river appear at right, with the city skyline at left.The back carries the bilingual caption Gare Union et Bureau des Postes / Union Station and Post Office, Quebec, Canada, color photo by S. J. Hayward. It bears a Natural Color Card from Kodachrome logo, the imprint A Mike Roberts Color Production, 1217 Bleury St., Montreal, Canada, printed in U.S.A., card no. C3874, and Distributeur Emile Kirouac, 101 rue St-Roch, Quebec. The address side is blank.Period: circa 1950.Publisher / series: Mike Roberts Color Production, Montreal - distributed by Emile Kirouac, Quebec - photo S. J. Hayward - no. C3874Postally used: No, unused and unaddressedCondition: Good to very good; colours good, light corner wear, no creases visible.Reference : 20261022-3-14773-63/100