Town = Edmonton

Mailed March 17, 1908 from Edmonton to Mrs. J. W. Brill of Bolton Centre, Quebec. No indication of maker.

Posted at Didsbury, Alta., August 25, 1906 to Miss Florence Cossey, Thorndale, Ont. #1621 H.W.B. Douglas, publisher -- likely by Macfarlane according to the seller.

Unused Valentine & Sons card, no. 105,834.

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

H. Enida Olive Co. of Calgary, series no. 128, unused. (I don't actually consider this "incredibly boring" but if you don't realize how immense a city was shortly to stand in this spot, its significance might not be apparent.)

Card by Edmonton Music Co. Posted Edmonton, Alta., on October 17, 1906 to Miss Ada Lee, 64 Pape Ave., Toronto, Ont.: "Dear Ada, Pardon me for not writing but I will write soon. How is every body and also the old Mill. Remember me to the girls, also your mother + Louie. Be a girl. How is your sunny Jim. I will tell you more when I write. Bye Bye. Write soon."

Posted on July 13, 1907 at Edmonton to Mrs. Lofftt, c/o P. J. Lofftt Esq, Manager, Bank of Hamilton, Warman, Sask. "Just to show you that I am still alive and to stet that for the first time since "Katie" left I have a domestic and that soon I hope to have time for the pleasure of letter writing so don't be surprised to get a letter one day soon but I am still busy trying to catch up. I gave Dorothy her birthday party on Saturday - Father is growing weaker all the time -- Love Lou (?)" "Address 468 - 5th Street." Card by Edmonton Music Co.

Stedman Bros., no. 1306 posted at Edmonton on Aug. 31 of an unclear year to Mrs. R. Thompson, 71 Post St., Rochester, N.Y. "Dear Mother, We have had nothing but rain and still it looks like more. The people are all going to the farm in a auto but mother and I. I hope you had a good time at the cottage. Labor Day they are not even going to have a parade here. I think they are slow. Mildred" Hopefully Mildred's mother sent back a bit of a pep talk.

Unused, printed in Great Britain. No publisher indicated but looks similar to a Valentine & Sons design.