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Stedman (Brantford and Winnipeg) card no. S B 4945 (recorded by Smith), not postally used but with the message: "17.12.12 Dear Lizzie, This is to wish thee many happy returns of thy birthday. We are always pleased to hear any news of you thro' the Fritchley Chronicle. It would be nice to see you all again. With much love, Thy friend, M. ? Wallace" Fritchley is a village in Derbyshire.

The famous Notman image -- I thought the colouring on this card might be superior to some of the others I have. Will have to check. The Valentine & Sons number is cut off at lower left.

Souvenir Private Post Card postmarked November 22, 1907 to Miss Oliva Pinhale, Bayfield P.O., Ont. Undivided back. I have a second copy of this without then stains. "Please send me a P.C. of Bayfield Methodist Church. Yours, Amy G. Armitage, Boissevain."

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.

Card by M. C. Prust, Druggist, Grand View, Man. Posted April 8, 1907 at Grand View to Miss Lena Callahan, Marmion, Ont.: "Dear Lena, this only shows about half of our town. The picture was taken three years ago that is taken off it is railway street the house all by itself by the back is the depot the store on the corner is where I boarded last winter I will put a mark under my bed room window they had three rooms over the store and I will put a mark where Aunties house it was not built when this was taken the nicest part of the town is now shown here it is just the business part so long from Nellie. Aunties is at the far end of the street I put A at it." "The rink is here" - notation at centre of image.

Posted August 31, 1910 to Mr. George Charbonneau, Arnprior, Ont.: "416 Victor St. Hello George, We arrived safe and sound in the Peg and had a swell trip. How is Arnprior. Blanche." Valentine & Sons card no. 103,378.

Unused card attributed to W. J. Stephenson, bookseller and stationer of Wetaskiwin.

Unused Valentine & Sons card, no. 105.701, showing Vancouver, B.C.

Valentine & Sons card 101,367 with this message written across the whole back: "Dear Little May, I hope you will have a happy Birthday and lots of good things guess I am rather early. I do hope you are better. Little Lidie must feal very proud of his 2 sisters. You must hurry up and get well it will soon be time to go to the seaside and make sand pies, kiss Lidie and Baby for me tell them Pat is coming to see them soon. Love and kisses, from Pat XXXXXX"

Numbered 22905, "Compliments of Wm. Pearson & Co. Ltd., Winnipeg, Canada." Posted at Govan, Sask., May 28 of unclear year: "Arlington Beach, Sask: Dear Ida, You will see by address we have removed, we expect to stay here until Sept: it's just a dandy little summer resort, sixteen miles from the nearest town and 130 from Saskatoon but we have good time so don't care, write soon as we only get mail twice a week. Yours, Mabel."

Unused Valentine & Sons card, no. 105,834.

Pugh Manufacturing Co. card no. 578-22, posted at Moose Jaw, May 16, 1910 to Mrs. Fred Masters, Niagara on [the] Lake, Ont.: "Dear friend, I have not forgotten you. I will write you next week, am busy just now we have started to keep house, remember me to each of sisters in A. Q. U. W. [?] Charlie joins with love to Fred + yourself and babe yours in C. H. P. Mr + Mrs. C. Todd ... Don't forget to write anyway."

Pugh 578-19, addressed to Mrs. F. Masters, Niagara-on-[the]-Lake, Ontario: "Harrison P. Office Sask. March 1, 1911 Dear Friend, Just a line to let you know we are well and hope this will find you the same. I would like to have you drop me a line if convenient for you. Yours in C. H. P. Roseabelle Todd."

NO. 3121/23 by "The Royal Curio and News Co., Calgary." Posted with a 1908 Quebec tercentenary stamp to Erle B. Lacey Esq., Box 261, Sayles Ave, Pasoag, R. I., U.S.A.: "Thanks for card. Indian Head is just about 500 miles directly east of here, or a day's journey - Have passed through it. It is rather a pretty village. Hoping to hear from you again soon. Sincerely, Edith E. Kingston, Box 267, Calgary."

Unused Valentine & Sons card. No number visible.