Town = Fredericton (N.B.)

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

Posted March 21, 1911 at Oshawa, Ontario to Miss Violet Elliott of Sprucedale, Ontario: "Dear Violet, I wrote a card from the B. O. yesterday P.M. saying I was so anxious because I hadn't heard from home. Fred brought one when he came home to supper and it had been lying in this office since Fri. morn. 14th. I am going up town to-day and am going to ask them where they had it all that time. It certainly is the limit. Hoping you are well, Yours Lovingly, Clara." Illustrated Post Card Co., Montreal.

Postmarked August 11, 1924 at Fredericton, miled to Mrs. B. F. Hickey, 305 Middle St., Braintree, Mass. with a short message from Ada T. Gill (?) Not clear who the maker is. Has printed text describing the Nashwaak River on the back.

A Nerlich card, no. A. 730. 293., posted at Fredericton (year unclear). "Dear Ellenor, Thought I would send you and Harry a card. I was glad to know that you thought of granmaw. I hope you will be a good girl. From Granmaw." To Ellenor Sewell 14-16--6 St N., Minneapolis, Minn.

Valentine & Sons, no. 102,317, posted at Fredericton on Nov. 17, 1908 to Miss Florence Sweeney, Malden, Westmorland Co., N.B.: "Received your card some days ago. All are well + F'ton is the same old dull place. The weather becoming very cold. From Lizzie."

Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 1483S. Unused.

Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 1520, posted Sept. 15, 1907 at Campbellford, Ontario to Miss F. Rutherford, Rylstone, Ontario: "C'ford, Sep. 15 - Dear Friend, You never got out to stay this summer did you. I don't think the ghost has got me yet. Have you heard of him around your way yet. Your friend, Hazel."

Warwick Bros. & Rutter, number on front missing due to some surface loss. Posted Dec. 22, 1905 to Miss Rose Bryant, c/o Rev. Dr. Stewart, Sackville, N.B.

Unused coloured RPPC. See the separate image of the back, which indicates that it is published by PECO but also uses the Valentine's branding.