wintorbos' photos
6131. Foresters Temple, Toronto.
6130. Queenstown and Niagara River from Brock's Mo…
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Undivided back Post Card, no publisher, posted July 23, 1906 with a "Niag'a Falls & Ont. C. Ry P. O." RPO postmark (not sure about the last bit).
Addressed to Miss Flossie Moon, Belleville, Ont.
6129. Shore of Lake Ontario, near Toronto.
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CANADIAN POSTAL CARD back with the coat of arms, undivided -- not used. Toronto Lithographing Co. series.
6128. Normal College, London, Canada
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"Out with Rit, to Fair" "Howard Shannon + wife are here + I understand are coming home with us. With love, Pearl" Addressed to Miss M. Cooke, Tara [Ont.] and posted at London on Sept. 14, 1906. Tara receiver on front.
Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 1203.
6127. Asylum for the Insane, Hamilton, Ont.
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"Hello Brownie, This is where I'll soon be I'm afraid. M. B."
Posted at Hamilton, Ont., Oct. 27, 1904 to A. L. Browne Esq., Acton, Ont., Box M
Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 520.
6126. Ontario Normal College, Hamilton, Can.
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Addressed to Percy Johnston, 709 John St., Portsmouth, Ont. - but the "Ont." is crossed out and replaced with an "M" -- the card wasn't mailed so maybe the sender couldn't remember where Portsmouth was and gave up.
Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 1113.
6125. Normal School, Toronto
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Valentine & Sons, Montreal and Toronto, no. 101,791, undivided back and no colouring, so probably a very early run.
6052. Les manœuvres de 1913.
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Would like to know the story behind this one.
Unused card.
Edit. Korniloff-Chaperon - nothing else on the back except "reproduction interdite".
6051. The Great White Way, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
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Posted August 13, 1912 with a Humber Bay, Ont. split-ring cancel to Miss C. Crowhurst, Port Carling, Muskoka:
"Dear Clara, I received your card and was [happy?] to hear from you. Ma is not as well as when you went a way. Love to you all and Maggrey, Annie. -- You'll have to excuse, the Baby is on one [k]nee when I'm writing these. Good-bye."
6050. Natural Bridge across Capilano Canyon, Vanco…
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W. G. MacFarlane, Toronto and Buffalo, no. I. 0728.
Posted at Vancouver, B.C., on Aug. 17, 1907 to Miss Mary Grant, 1921 Brunswick Ave., Toronto, Ont.
"My Dear Mary:- I hope I am not sending you many duplicates. 'Lovingly Yours'."
6049. Brides-les-Bains - Le Promenoir
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Great card showing an unusual dress shop.
Unused.
A printer's label on the back says
Simi-Bromure
A Breger Frères
8 Rue Thenard 9
Paris
6048. View from Malahat Drive
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Very nice Gowen Sutton RPPC image with their usual colour effects. Unused.
Vancouver Island, B.C.
6047. [On the way to the Lake]
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This one is a little muddier looking in real life but Photoshop brightened it up very nicely.
Posted Aug. 12, 1907 to Mrs. Wm. Mills, 28 Kennelworth Cres., Beech, Toronto: "My dear Hannah, All well here - I am none to[o] strong but gaining. Sorry Ella goes tomorrow evening. Picture of children on way to lake. Love to all. Affect., sister Sarah."
6046. [Flowing Well, Formosa, Ont.]
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Posted at Formosa, Ontario on February 4, 1909 (split-ring cancel) to Miss Gertie Stutt of Teeswater, Ont.
Defender/Argo back.
"My dear Friend! We are having very nice weather at present but very poor sleighing, hardly enough snow for a nice cutter ride. Best respects to yours all. From Mrs. Val. Rettinger."
6045. Clear Lake, Man.
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Jerrett photo in excellent condition. Unusually good black and white image of a sunset at Clear Lake, Manitoba.
Unused.
6044. Canadian Building at the Pan.-Pac. Int. Expo…
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A later Edward H. Mitchell card showing the impressive Canadian pavilion at the Pan-Pac Expo in 1915. Unused.
6043. Pavilion at Panama-Pacific Exposition, San F…
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There were a lot of Panama-Pacific Expo cards for sale at the Market today. I liked this one for its association with the Methodist Church and the Abingdon Press, and also for its design and colouring.
Unused.
6042. In Clover
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This Post-Card is "Compliments of N.Y. Sunday American & Journal", William Randolph Hearst's New York paper. The lower 1/2 inch or so has been trimmed off.
In case you're wondering, that's early 1900s comics star "Foxy Grandpa", as I discovered. The cartoonist was Carl E. Schultze or "Bunny" ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxy_Grandpa