Building interiors

Posted May 1, 1911 with a Fort William and Winnipeg RPO postmark. Addressed to Miss M. A. Crocker, Hespeler, Ontario, Box 235: "Winnipeg - Have been around the City I think it a very nice place have ?? kept well have some very nice people on the train hope all are well write soon. Maude XXX" Valentine & Sons card 106,345.

Postmarked January 1958 at Sutton, Surrey to Mrs. Stubbs, 24 New Barns Avenue, Common Side East, Mitcham, Surrey, with a letter to a friend asking for old Christmas cards for a missionary project.

Unused. Printed on reverse: "Prince Edward Hotel, Brandon, Man., one of Canada's hotels of distinction, owned and operated by Canadian National Railways."

Printed on reverse: "The United Cafe, Brandon, Man., Canada "You ask me credit, I no give, You get mad, I give credit, You no pay, I get mad. Damn sign better you get mad."

Published by W. T. McEachern, unused.

Unused, printed in Great Britain. No publisher indicated but looks similar to a Valentine & Sons design.

Postcard showing the interior of the Anglican church at Aklavik, N.W.T., in the Mackenzie delta. The town was subsequently moved and became Inuvik.

Posted at Hamiota, Man., May 4, 1907 to Miss Anna McKay, Egmondville, Ont. (split ring receiver). "Dear friend. Just a card to let you know we are all well and like our new home very much. The roads are grand + it is getting quite springlike. Am in town to-day + thought I would drop you a card. Kindly give my best wishes to the rest and I will write more fully after I get more to tell you. Your loving friend. Flora Mc, Hamiota." C.S. Co. no. 18