wintorbos' photos with the keyword: Bruce Krug

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."

A Gowen Sutton card, unused, showing Trail, B.C.

Card number 1101 published by J. A. Stewart, Rosthern, Sask. but probably a C. S. Co. card. A message in French written across the back. At left in the photo is the Imperial Bank of Canada.

Unused Valentine & Sons card, no. 112,057.

Moose Jaw R.P.O. cancel, indistinct date (looks like the year is 1913) on this Warwick Bros. & Rutter card with embossed 'frame". A brief note is addressed to Mrs. H. W. Hewitt, 317 - 27th St. West, Saskatoon, Sask., from Harry.

Moosomin, Assa. cancel, dated Dec. 22, 1905. Addressed to Mrs. Bert. Holdsworth, Moose Jaw, Sask. There is a letter that is a bit long and not too interesting.

A William Pearson Co. card, addressed in an unpracticed hand to Mr Peter Kreh, Bearlin [sic], Ont. "Strassburg, July 27 Dear Berother, I am going to stard work today in a feding Stabel this man has lots of hay to cut I am getting $40 a mont. but you better stay were you are I will write you lader a letter write soon John" The Berlin, Ont. receiver on the front of the card is dated July 29, 1911.

Card addressed but not postally used to Miss Mildred Amey, Sydenham, Ont. There is a message: "This is a birds' eye view of our town, is not all here but a good part of it. Cannot see our place as bakery + theatre hide it but I put a X over bakery so you can see about where it is. Lovingly, Aunt A. V. G." Note the very large sign for Beaver Lumber.

Unused card, likely from the 1920s.

Posted at Gainsborough, August 13, 1907 to Miss G. J. Elder c/o M. R. A. Ltd. St. John, N.B.: "Hello Tessie: How is every one these days? Am back to work again + feeling fine. Remember me to all, Harry." Winnipeg Photo Co. card no. 364.

Unused Winnipeg Photo Co. card, no. 126.

Bears a Winnipeg-Napinka R.P.O. cancel dated May 1, 1913. Addressed to Miss L. Mayes, 8 Essex Road, Manor Pk., London E.: "Dear Lily, I hope all are keeping well will write in a day or two I wrote to May last week. I have put a cross on the house where we live you cannot see it very plain, but hope to get one taken closer later on with much love to all from all. Your loving sister Edith." You can see the "X" halfway up the left margin of the photo, which is no. 30 in the La Rivière series.

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

Mailed at Pierson, September 10, 1908 to Miss M. Morrow of Everett, Ontario. It is written in a very ornate hand: "Received your Card on the 9th of Sept. and was glad to hear from you. I knew Mrs. Murphy would soon have to quit the powder. I believe I could of got steam enough to suing her only for the powder. Suing him around and around (ha ha) is the pigs foot still on the go. I hear from Mary Wedick every week. I wrote to Mr. McK. sister but I have not a answer as yet also wrote to Miss Mary Emma Mitchell but still no answer [?]. I will close my face till another time I remain your old stand by, from (Thos.) Box 53 Pierson. If you got photo to spare don't forget me."

Unused Winnipeg Photo Co. card showing a scene from Deloraine, Manitoba (although the location is not expressly stated, the number of the card is in the same range as other Deloraine cards and Deloraine has a "Railway Avenue" street plan. The image is almost identical to this other Deloraine image ... www.ipernity.com/doc/wintorbos/30772649//in/album/577729

First of two Camera Products Co. cards, with the hand colouring of Mrs. Ida Spalding, the wife of photographer J. Fred Spalding who was responsible for the pictures. Camera Products was active from 1926 through the late 1950s. This one is Regina Series no. 4.

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.

Published by Rumsey & Co. for A. E. Davis, Grenfell, Sask.