Waterfalls

Another birthday card dated Aug. 29, 1913. Here it is revealed that the birthday person is Annie's mother. There are separate messages from Horace and Annie. The one from Horace reads: "Thank you very much for the trainload of views from Rotherham. Hope to see them again some-day. Sincerely, from Horace, Montreal, Canada." So the views from Canada are meant to repay the mother's kindness in having sent over views of the young couple's home town in England (Yorkshire). Valentine & Sons no. 600,145.

MacFarlane no. 1132, depicting Kakabeka Falls. Does not appear to be recorded by Smith. Unused.

Unused Valentine & Sons no. 100,325.

W. G. MacFarlane no. I.947 posted April 6, 1908 at Amherst, N.S. to Miss J. M. Wright c/o Mrs Bogigrin (?), Lancaster, Mass.: "April 5. Received your card last night am glad you are having such a good time things here are on the bum the plant is only running three days a week but I am working full time yet don't know when it will start running full time or it may go under then i [sic] will make tracks from here expect to here [sic] from you as soon as you arrive. Box 657."

Valentine & Sons 112,367, printed in U.S.A.

First of three cards mailed to Maxine Baumann, Les Saules, Gagny (S & O) France that seem to illustrate how cards were supposed to be sent to France (with stamp on front, and the words POST CARD replaced with the notation "Printed Matter" (and "over" written on the stamp box). This card bears Miss Baumann's ink receipt stamp, including the number 21674. See separate image of the back. Valentine & Sons no. 102,289.

Trimmed card, publisher's name probably cut off as a result. Posted at Fredericton October 11, 1906 to Miss Dorothy Nicolas, 322 Gilmour St., Ottawa, Ont. I believe I read that this waterfall no longer exists due to some sort of change that has been made to the river's course.

Warwick Bros. & Rutter, no. 2917, unused.

From McCoy's "Acadian Series". Unused.