Undivided back postcards

Postmarked February 13, 1905 at Toronto. Undivided back addressed to Mrs N. Ferdinand, 151 Regent Street, London W., England. It is by Franz Huld of New York and is numbered 163.

Montreal Import Co. No. 504 with the message: "P. S. As picturesque as Ryecroft brook. Isn't it cute? H. E. S."

Warwick Bros. & Rutter card no. 516, undivided back. Unused.

Warwick Bros. & Rutter card no. 354, undivided back, unused.

My first Newfoundland card. I thought these were very evocative images. The card is by the Newfoundland Pictorial Post Card Co. and is dated 1904. It is unused.

Unused card from Russell, Lang & Co.'s "Beautiful Manitoba" series. Undivided back.

Mailed to Miss Jessie M. Oakes of Dundas, Ontario. Cancel is Moose Jaw & Calgary R.P.O., date indistinct but the Hamilton transfer (above) and Dundas receiver are both March 17, 1905. Back is undivided with the common "Private Post Card" in the arched banner, although with an unusual "Souvenir" printed above the banner.

On a Canadian Postal Card undivided back, addressed to Miss Daisy Scott, 1 Bredeaux Rd., Clapham Rd., London, Eng. and postmarked November 20, 1904 at Toronto. Bert, the writer, was living at 521 Parliament Street at the time. Even at this early stage, University College is having trouble keeping the grass on the Front Campus growing, as the little sign urges people to "Keep to Roadway" (or something like that). No indication of the manufacturer.

Real photo card, unused, on classic Canadian Velox back indicating a date of 1904 or 1905.

Posted October 4, 1904 at Truro, N.S., showing the Intercolonial Railway station Warwick Bros. & Rutter no. 192, a very early undivided back. Message: "We arrived all Right on the 15th at Mtl (?) and 20th at Truro."

Interesting image of a Grand Trunk train. Posted at Hamilton, Ontario, May 3, 1908 to Miss W. Green, Danson Park Stables, Welling, Kent, England. No. 102,198 in the Valentine & Sons series. Undivided back.

Unused embossed card showing the provincial Legislative Building in Toronto, known as "Queen's Park". No maker indicated.

Undivided back "Private Mailing Card", unused.

This is one of three very nice engraving cards with the "anchor" undivided back. All are unused.

The second anchor back card. This was sold by Cloke, Bookseller, in Hamilton, Ont.

Unused, on a "Canadian Souvenir Post Card" undivided back with images of a beaver and a standing bear on either side of the "Canadian Souvenir Post Card" title.

Undivided back, unknown publisher, postmarked at Indian Head, Assiniboia, July 25, 1905 (to Simcoe, Ont.).

Russell, Lang & Co. card (as apparently republished from the Detroit Photographic Co. original -- no. 5989) and turned into a Christmas greeting card. It's an undivided back, likely from 1901 or 1902 but not dated or posted.