Animals = Horses

Montreal Import card no. 933, unused -- nice photo of the harbour at Saint John.

Unused De Nobele card, no. 44, showing the stacking of hay at Myrtle, Manitoba. Again the typography -- specifically the placement of the parentheses and the use of a colon where we would use a period -- gives away the fact that these cards were manufactured in Belgium.

Winnipeg Photo Co. card with no caption. Not mailed but it has the following notation: "These horses are Bronco's. Smart looking animals, but they know how to go though. See the happy smile on the one."

Detroit Photographic Co., 1901 copyright.

Postmarked August 8, 1909 with a Winnipeg-Moose Jaw RPO cancel, to Madame Storms, 95 Avenue du Sud, Anvers, Belgique. Stedman Bros. card no. 1329.

A J. H. Clarke card, unused with the ink stamp of D. F. de Tremaudan, Manor, N.W.T., Canada on the reverse. The cancel is "Manor, Assa.", a late use as it is October 1905, a month after the creation of the Province of Saskatchewan.

C. S. Co. card no. 110, unrecorded by Souch. Part of a multi-card letter across the whole back: "...fashions in advance of us. Yesterday we went to Baptist Church in morning, and the train moved on during dinner to a small town called Sutherland. We got out and Dr. Coward, Emily and I went to a tiny Methodist church. Good preacher. After service we just got on train again when it started back to Saskatoon. It was a lovely night. Northern lights splendid and moonlight went..."

This is another Government Agent card that seems to be explaining how things work in western Canadian agriculture: "Each bag contains about 1 1-2 bushels. Each wagon contains 70 to 100 bushels." Unused.

Warwick Bros. & Rutter card with unusual "streamlined" outlines on the multiview images. See separate back image.