wintorbos' photos

Axel Eliassons Konstförlag, Stockholm, no. 3454. Unused.

Posted on 3-7-1903 at Stockholm to Herr Johan Lundh, Hotell Gustaf Vasa, Stockholm. Missionsbokhandeln, Eskilstuna. A bokhandeln is a bookstore.

Örebro Konstindustri-Aktiebolag, Örebro, no. 111. Posted to Mia (Maria) from Kopparberg with a Stockholm receiver 29-2-1904 (leap day).

Axel Eliassons Konstförlag, Stockholm, no. 3441. Unused.

Axel Eliassons Konstförlag, Stockholm, no. 3477. Unused.

Bernh Franke & Co's förlag, Stockholm. Import. 194. Unused.

Imp. Fredinand Hal'l, Stockholm - A. Blomberg, Foto 1749. Posted 8-11-1902, Stockholm.

Carl Nilssons Ljustrycksanstalt, Stockholm. Unused. We are now moving into the churches. Maria Jonsson, whose cards these were, arranged them quite carefully by theme so I am presenting them in the order in which they appeared in the album.

This has an abbreviation that looks to me as though it is that of Carl Nilsson. This one is number 2243. Unused.

"Fenix" card, no. 544. Unused.

This one seems to be made with a gold ink pen by her friend or relative W. E. Andersson of Kiruna. Not posted.

Another by Carl Nilsson, no. 2172.

Carl Nilssons again, no. 2241. Unused.

At last - the final card in the Warwick Bros. & Rutter / Jones & Harrison / GWF Happyland series is mine! No. 4553. Posted May 30, 1907 at Winnipeg to Mrs J. F. Langlois, cor. John + Murray Sts., Hamilton, Ont.

This is a common image but I don't think I previously had it as part of the "Beautiful Manitoba Series" of Russell, Lang & Co. Postmarked (split-ring) at Reaburn, Manitoba on -- 16, 1907 to Mr. + Mrs. Earl, Conservative Club, Victoria Road, Stanford le Hope, Essex, England. Undivided back "Private Post Card"

This card is copyright 1910 by the Gerlach-Barklow Co. of Joliet, Illinois and has been customized for McNeil, McLean & Garland, "Head to Toe Outfitters" located in the Commonwealth Block near City Hall. The card was posted at Winnipeg in 1912 (the date indicia are missing to Frank Harris Esq., 163 Cathedral Ave., City, readdressed to c/o John Clemens Coy, 86 Wardlow. There is an inkstamp on the back: "Eleventh Issue of a Series of 12".

Warwick Bros. & Rutter card no. 432 1/2 -- an odd numbering that I will have to ask Mike Smith to explain. Addressed to Miss Ruby Nighswander, Powassan, Ont.: "Dear Cousin:- Saw Lloyd to-day train stayed 20 mins. Quite well and hopeful. Dryden." Partial postmark, date is August 28, 1904.

Atkinson Bros. undivided back. Posted July 1, 1906 at Brandon to Miss Minnie Stewart, Thompson Station, Cumberland Co., N.S., with a Thompson Station split-ring receiver. "Going west July 9 will write when I get there. L.G.O."