Animals = Horses

Tuck Oilette series no. 2243 "Quebec", unused.

Tuck's Oilette, Ottawa, no. 2242, unused.

I liked this Rotograph card of New York City. Undivided back, unused. Copyright De Witt C. Wheeler, 1905.

Valentine & Sons no. 100,389, postmarked Jan. 8, 1906 (year doubtful) at Hargrave, Man. to Mr. Norris S. Viles, 243 Ward Street, Newton Centre, Mass.: "Dear Father: Today is your birthday. You have passed another milestone. Many congratulations. We are all well. We are having lovely spring weather. The grain is well up. Most everyone has finished seeding around here. Both oats and wheat are a good price. Hoping you are well. I am -- Lovingly -- Eva."

Another in the Canadian Department of Emigration (1, Regent Street, London S.W. 1) series. What could be easier than farming this land?

Lewis Rice card L.R. 1474, on Stedman-style back, with 1908 copyright date. Unused.

Postmarked Bradwardine, January 15, 1909 to Miss Odessa King, Cedar Rapids, Nebraska: "Dear Cousin, I am doing a lot of skating her [sic]. I supos [sic] you are doing a lot there. I am cuting [sic] ice for the town pepal [sic] at $2.00 a load. Gilbert." Prairie Lumber Company Limited sits across the street from the pile of lumber. The taller building near the horse and buggy is the Bank of Hamilton. Looking at this location today, it is hard to believe that any of this ever existed -- goo.gl/maps/4j4p9 At least the old elevator is still there, which is unusual enough in itself.

Stedman Bros., Brantford and Winnipeg. A.S. 4780 -- unused. Great image, showing many business signs and a barber pole.

One of four fancy inlaid collotypes published by the Curtis, Defoe Co. Ltd. of Haileybury. Printed in Germany. Unused. C.D. 5553.