wintorbos' photos with the keyword: Saskatchewan

Unused Valentine & Sons card. The number is hard to make out.

Stedman Bros. (Brantford and Winnipeg) card no. G. W. R. 4822, addressed to Mr. E. Blakeman, Demaine P.O., Sask. with a short letter from Sid. Appears to be a Stedman Series 9, unrecorded by Smith.

Van the Camera Man image, published by Winnipeg Photo Co. (Napinka & Reston), no number. Posted October 22, 1909 with a M. Hat & Nel. R.P.O. cancel (Medicine Hat & Nelson). Addressee was Miss Beula Smith, Bartonville, Ontario: "Beat DeWinton in the morning. Friday. Dear Beula - Was going to write you letter, but am out envelopes - Just leaving Taber - 2000 inhabitants, about like Crown Point, saw down coal mine. Next stop will be Man. (?) XXX Mama."

Lewis Rice card L.R. 1474, on Stedman-style back, with 1908 copyright date. Unused.

Divided back card with unusual "Post Card" lettering. Unused.

Stedman S.B. 5344, unused. Recorded by Smith.

Cover of booklet by Canadian Promotion Co., 414 Ashdown Building, Winnipeg. Photo credit at lower left to E. F. Gove, Calgary.

Canadian Souvenir Post Card, divided back, unused. Montreal Import Co. no. 677.

Rumsey & Co. card, addressed to Miss Eleanor Galloway, Red Wing, Ont. and postmarked 1913 from Kronau, Sask. The letter actually identifies the farmer depicted here: "Kronau, Sask, Oct. 10th, 1913 Dear Eleanor, Received your letter or card today. Pleased to hear from you. This outfit on the other side I have worked on some time ago. Mr. R. O. Ross. We have a lot of snow here now + we have 800 acres to thresh yet. We are having bad weather here in the last week, but not so cold. Love to Auntie, Uncle, Sarah and yourself. Please write sooner than before Alice will write to Sarah later on. Well Bye Bye with love from both Alice + Jack. I remain yours, Lovingly, Jack McKay. Kronau, Ssak, Box 36. Write soon. Don't ask when we will be to Ontario.

Posted at Calgary, August 16, 1908 to Miss Netty Morgan, Clinton, Minn., with a long letter: "I like it here better than I ever liked a place before." (referring to Calgary)

Published by Medical Hall Drug Co., Lloydminster, Sask. and posted there on Feb. 17, 1909 to Miss Leora Elliott, Florence P.O., Ontario: "Dear Leora. Thank you very much for your P.C. I think your new home looks just fine. How do you like this view of Lloydminster. Please thank your mama for her letters and say I am writing soon. Love to you all, Nellie."

Published by J. G. Atkinson, Lipton, Sask. but otherwise a typical Pugh Manufacturing card, numbered 369-1 and addressed o Miss Cora B. Crossman, Sussex, King's Co., N.B.: "Dec. 5, '18. Dear Sister - Am going to Regina for one or two days next week on business. Hope you still are well and will escape the flu. My school will not open this year; although there are practically no cases. We have our rink going. I am batching now. Have not heard from home for a long time. Had letter from Jas. written on Nov. 11th. Was still in England. C. H. C." Possibly a returning war veteran?

Posted September 8, 1922 at Manor to Mrs. N. Barnard, 79 Sherbrooke St., Winnipeg. Noted as being published by Dr. Wm. Sinclair, Manor, Sask., and numbered D.W.S. 3831. Apparently a Stedman card but not recorded by Smith.

Unused no. 204, identified with E. R. Davis, Phm.B. on the front; no publisher information on the back. Style of writing on the front is similar so it is probably a Winnipeg Photo Co. production.

Looks like a C.S. Co. card, but is credited to Michael Ert, Winnipeg. Letter on back dated June 6, 1929 to Mrs James Harrison, Shelton, Wash.

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.

Unused, no. 9 in the series by Winnipeg Photo Co. of Napinka. The image quality is poor.

Valentine & Sons no. 105,276, unused.