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7127. Greetings from Canada - Manitoba
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This is a Valentine's Series card from the British Valentine company rather than the Canadian. The Manitoba shield opens out to reveal a long strip of miniature monochrome images (12 in all) showing scenes in Manitoba. These appear mostly to be common Valentine & Sons card images.
The poetic lines are from the opening of the second verse of "O Canada!" (now the national anthem).
7126. Elm Park - Chatham, N.B.
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Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 2412.
To Miss Annie Ayer, Sackville, N.B.:
"Well Annie, how are you getting along. I would like to be down there."
7125. Grand Falls Canon from Bridge, New Brunswick
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Valentine & Sons, no. 100,335. Unusual to have a white border on one of these cards.
Addressed to Miss Myrtle E. Carle of East Florenceville, N.B.
7124. The Pitch, Grand Falls, N. B.
7123. At Sandy Point, N.B. - Kennebecasis River.
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Valentine & Sons, no. 107,125, posted at Saint John, New Brunswick on Dec. 7, 1911. The back is badly water damaged but part of the message is in Morse code..
There is an Oakfield, N.S. split-ring receiver also dated Dec. 7.
7122. Christ Church Cathedral from Brunswick Stree…
7121. Christ Church Cathedral from King St. - Fred…
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Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 1520, posted Sept. 15, 1907 at Campbellford, Ontario to Miss F. Rutherford, Rylstone, Ontario:
"C'ford, Sep. 15 - Dear Friend, You never got out to stay this summer did you. I don't think the ghost has got me yet. Have you heard of him around your way yet. Your friend, Hazel."
![7120. University of New Brunswick - Fredericton, N.B. [Christmas Greetings]](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/81/40/42098140.0add0315.240.jpg?r2 "7120. University of New Brunswick - Fredericton, N.B. [Christmas Greetings]")
7120. University of New Brunswick - Fredericton, N…
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Warwick Bros. & Rutter, number on front missing due to some surface loss.
Posted Dec. 22, 1905 to Miss Rose Bryant, c/o Rev. Dr. Stewart, Sackville, N.B.
7119. Cathedral (Winter), Fredericton, N.B.
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Valentine & Sons, no. 102,317, posted at Fredericton on Nov. 17, 1908 to Miss Florence Sweeney, Malden, Westmorland Co., N.B.:
"Received your card some days ago. All are well + F'ton is the same old dull place. The weather becoming very cold. From Lizzie."
7118. Canoeing on Tobique River - near Perth, New…
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Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 2147, published for Estey & Curtis Co., Limited of Hartland, N.B.
Posted August 6, 1909 at what appears to be Plaster Rock, N.B. (partial split-ring) to Mrs. C. T. Boyer, East F'ville [Florenceville], Car[leton] Co., N.B.
7117. Front Street - Bathurst, N.B.
7116. The Pitch at Lowest Water - Grand Falls, N.B…
7115. Broadway - Grand Falls, N.B.
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Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 2904, published for J. R. Wade & Sons, Grand Falls, N.B.
Addressed to Miss Grace V. Hovey (or Hooey), #1189 W. 29 St., Los Angeles, Cal.
A rather lacklustre attempt to colourize the card. Not a great advertisement for Warwick Bros. & Rutter or Canadian lithography in general.
7104. Martello Tower, Saint John, New Brunswick.
7103. Saint John, New Brunswick.
7102. Town Hall, Chatham, N. B.
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Private Mailing Card (U.S. designation, so likely the back was printed there). The card was "Issued by the Commercial Press, Chatham, N.B.", though. It was posted on Feb. 8, 1906 at Chatham to Miss Verna Harris, Blackville, N.B.
From Willie J., as indicated on the front.
7101. Reversing Falls, St. John, N.B. - Low Tide.
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New Brunswick Tourist Association private post card, posed July 20, 1906 at St. John to Miss Della Steeves of Hillsboro, N.B. No message.
7100. Bridge and Falls - St. John, N. B.
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Montreal Import Co., no. 934, posted at St. John on Sept. 13, 1905 to Miss Della R. Steeves, Hillsboro', Albert Co., N.B.
"Dear Della: Arrived here O.K. last night about five o'clock. Am staying at 49 Sydney St. Miss Harlow arrived about 15 minutes after I did. There are quite a lot here now. Am sending Laura one to-day. Dora"
