Maple leaf designs

This one was published by Young Bros. of Toronto.

One of two cards with a silk maple leaf appliqué. On a printed back but no indication of publisher.

Back of the Toronto Island card by A. H. Cooper of Toronto (in the "Land of the Maple" series). The writer notes that it costs 10 cents to go to the Islands and also frets about the card itself: "I don't know if the children will like these PCs but it's an awful job to get any good cards here."

A. H. Cooper card, mailed November 4, 1907 to Miss L. Holbrook, Claremont Villa, Camden Road, Bath, Somerset, England.

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

Card showing Boissevain's Main Street, mailed there on June 26, 1905 to Miss Ella Giffard, Highfield, Bishop's Waltham, Hants, England.

Addressed to Mr. T. Burgess, M. W. B. Brixton Hill, London, England: "Dear Tom, Thanks very much for postcards they are just lovely. I suppose you will look after yourself this Christmas. Well I hope you enjoy yourself. From your Loving Brother, Walter." It is a National Series card from Great Britain.

"Christmas Greetings to you all, Your affectionate Brother, Robert" Not postally used. Published for Pugh, Toronto. Printed in Great Britain.

Another in the "Typical Girl" series, posted at Moose Jaw on September 8, 1907 to Miss Ruby Adam, 112 Park Road, Peterborough, England: "My Dear Ruby, I am sending you a few Post Cards for your album. Uncle Stewart". This card is not recorded by Smith, who has only a Post Office from Moose Jaw in this Atkinson Brothers series.