Decade = 1920s

Nice, bright colouring job on this one, which isn't identified with a publisher. Looks to be c. 1920 and has no. 105936 on the back, which looks like a Valentine image number.

Unused card, likely from the 1920s.

Postmarked at Vancouver, September 15, 1920 to Miss Edith Silved, #406 ? St., Santa Rosa, Calif., U.S.A.: "Dear ???: This is a very pretty City + we would like it better if it would stop raining long enough for us to go out + see it. We are enjoying our trip very much. Wish you could all be with us. Love to all. Ronnie."

Valentine Edy card no. V.E. 1000, showing a nice angle on the new Legislature. The card likely dates from the 1920s but is unused. The reverse includes the standard Valentine & Sons split-globe logo and states "BRITISH MANUFACTURE".

Oversized card from the Royalty Series of Canadian Royalties Ltd., Toronto. Unused.

Posted August 10, 1927 at Yarmouth to Mrs Grace Mills Jordan, R. D. 1, Millbury, Mass: "Wed. Aug. 10 You would enjoy a trip through Cape Breton and Nova Scotia. Finest kind of people and wonderful scenery. Augusta L. Smith." Published by H. McKinlay, Yarmouth, N.S.