Monuments

Postmarked at Quebec, August 28, 1909, a Warwick Bros. & Rutter card (no. 466) with the intricate Warwick back. Writer notes "This city is full of charm" -- addressed to Mrs. Oscar Beebe, Orient Point, Long Island, New York.

No. 72 in MacFarlane's first series. "Private Mailing Card" undivided back, unused.

Unused Valentine & Sons card of Queen's Park. A premium style of card, with especially rich colouring, textured paper and the oval shape. No Valentine & Sons number visible.

Mailed March 28, 1911 at Montreal to Miss L. Price of Birmingham once again. Valentine & Sons card no. 104,365.

Unused Russell, Lang & Co. card. No. 2 in the series.

Unused card by Connolly, the Stationer, Barrington Street, Halifax, N.S. (the stamp box identifies it as produced by "The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, N.Y."

Montreal Import Co. card no. 902, posted at Faversham (Eng.) on August 4, 1911 to Mrs. A. Rowden, 67 Charles St., Gillingham: "Dear Aunt, I shall start from here by the 25 minutes to 3 train. I shall be about half an hour running up. I think that is the one you mean. With Love, Linda."

PECO (Photogelatine) card, unused.

Warwick Bros. & Rutter card no. 1012S, posted with a Levis & Montreal R.P.O. cancel on September 24, 1906 to Miss Effie White of Coaticook, P.Q.: "I was pleased to read on your last card "Don't forget to answer this." My memory is fine when *such warnings* are given and with pleasure do I yield to *such warnings*. Write once more and then I'll be in Coaticook. C."