Automobiles

This has no identifying information, but it is a Canadian card and shows a Brandon pennant in the background, much like another card that I have with a car in it that was a souvenir of the Dominion Exhibition, held in Brandon in 1913. I expect this is another such card.

Valentine Edy Co. Ltd. card mailed June 25, 1934 in Winnipeg to Mr. R. Dickey of Govan, Sask. The sender, Earl, says "Dear Dad: Got a lower berth here allright. Have been rather sleepy all day. But am enjoying the trip. there are a lot of people on the team."

Pugh Manufacturing Co. card, with the numbers "925-1" and "234978" on the reverse. Mailed on December 28, 1911 from Waterloo, Ont. to Miss Eldna James, Ayres, Maine, U.S.A., Box 89: "Rec. your letter many thanks very interesting will write more soon, Truly yours, Harry Planz (?), Waterloo".

Nice view of College Street looking east, I think, from McCaul. Valentine & Sons card no. 109,433.

Stedman Bros. (Brantford and Winnipeg) card no. G. W. R. 4822, addressed to Mr. E. Blakeman, Demaine P.O., Sask. with a short letter from Sid. Appears to be a Stedman Series 9, unrecorded by Smith.

Valentine & Sons no. 109,218, unused.

Postmarked at New Bedford, Mass., August 26, 1937 to Mrs A. T. Bates, 412 Washington St., Whitman, Mass., with a short letter. Numbered 113702.

Unused PECO card. Not too different from what's there today.

Valentine & Sons no 103,386 ... Portage Ave. East. This one interests me because it shows a lot of autos and seems to be from a later date than you'd expect for a Valentine & Sons card in the 103.xxx series. I wonder if it is a replacement for an earlier view with the same title. (Just speculating) [edit 2022 -- very astute speculation!]