Place = Muskoka

Warwick Bros. & Rutter no. 4592 S, mailed to Mrs. Dumpty-Wright, Wrentham, Wangford, Suffolk, England and postmarked at Seguin Falls, Ontario on Jan. 13, 1908.

Postmarked at Toronto, November 7, 1906 "Nov. 7th 06 Another view of Muskoka Lakes by moonlight. Guess you had better start a "Canadian Book" for P.C.'s. What do you say? I am sending five [crossed out] six this time. Hope you get them all." The fortunate recipient was Miss D. Mulhern, Craignair, Higham Road, Woodford Green, Essex, England. Valentine & Sons no. 100,518.

Valentine & Sons no. 100,516, with message as follows: "Many thanks for the very pretty p.c. received this morning. Gladys Stewart." This was sent to Mis M. A. Bayley, 4 Duke Street, St. James, London, England. The date on the front is May 1, 1906. The back is a Valentine & Sons back I'm not sure I've seen before, with the word CANADIAN set in small letters, all caps above the words POST CARD in larger upper case letters.

Unused Valentine & Sons card, no. 100,551. Attractive view of Lake Rosseau.

Posted at Bala, Ont., on September 10, 1906, with an image depicting a wedding glued on the back (it's a rather sombre depiction) and the message: '"Lead us not into Temptation" Dear Beatie, hope this will not hurt your feelings but you know when an occasion comes my way like this I must use it. Kind regards to Percy guess he'll be knocking the stuffing out of me. Love to Ma + Pa hope to hear from them soon. George.' To Miss B. Gent, 1 Tendring Villas, Church Road, Clacton on Sea, Essex, England.

Cover from the Muskoka Lakes Line, Gravenhurst, Ont. Posted to Washington D.C. but the date isn't clear.

Unused Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd. (Ottawa) card. Number 51.

Postcard posted February 19, 1900 with a Quebec & Richd. M. S. (Quebec and Richmond Mail Service?) cancel. As the reverse shows, this early postcard was actually a freight advice form. It is addressed to A. Montminy Esq., St. Giles, County Lotbinière (Quebec).

Unused Valentine & Sons card no. 105,417.