Publisher = Illustrated Post Card Co. (Montreal)

Nice Illustrated Post Card Co. (Montreal) image of Ottawa. Posted there on May 16, 1906 to Mr. A. Nunn, 45 Hargurgne St., Brixton, London, S.W., England. That is Parliament Hill and in particular the West Block of Parliament (with a bit of the Centre Block -- destroyed by fire a decade later -- in the left foreground).

Card no. 4274, Illustrated Post Card Co. of Montreal. Divided back but no message (as it was being sent outside the country). Addressee: Miss Willmott-Dixon, The Cottage, High Hurst Wood, Buxted, Sussex, England. Mailed at Bethany, Manitoba, August 28, 1906, with a transit cancel at Neepawa the same day. The history of Bethany school is given here. The hamlet appears to have had its day. Minnedosa, of course, is still going strong.

Illustrated Post Card Co. of Montreal, divided back, unused.

Illustrated Post Card Co. no. 403. Undivided back, addressed to Delle Graziella St Jacques, 12 St Julie, Montreal, Q.

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.

Illustrated Post Card Co., Montreal, no. 4063.

Illustrated Post Card Co., Montreal. Another illustration of a "CPR Garden".