Mt Cook New Zealand Tourism vintage poster Ansett introduced Proserpine or Whitsunday

Ansett introduced Proserpine or Whitsunday Coast Airport in 1957 which received light aircraft to the island

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piloted by Commander Chatel and a group of French and foreign personalities including the President of Air France

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Mt Cook New Zealand Tourism vintage poster Ansett introduced Proserpine or WhitsundayThe artwork for the original Colour Lithographic Poster was created by Leonard Cornwall Mitchell in 1935 and issued by the New Zealand Government Tourist Department. A wonderful vintage travel poster promoting climbing and mountaineering on Aoraki (Mount Cook), the highest mountain in New Zealand. This Poster features a woman a lady looking at the outlook towards the mountain peaks, a man holding a mountaineer pick axe and rope and sitting on a rock