wintorbos' photos with the keyword: crlm

Posted at Pawtucket, Rhode Island, June 7, 1911 (see separate image of reverse). Valentine & Sons no. 105,775.

This is one of the more boring messages I've seen. One can only imagine the buzz it caused around the Wray household. Even the "City" is boring ... it wasn't even a message from far away. This is literally someone in the same town writing to say that he had nothing to write about.

Stedman Bros. frame view, posted May 21, 1908 (??) at Kings Head, N.S. to Miss Alice E. Macdonald, 17 Temple Place, Boston, Mass. "Dear Alice, Why don't you ans. my letter. I am longing to hear from you. Are you coming home this summer. I think Aunt Bertha is coming. Agnes. All well."

Russell, Lang & Co. no. 674, unused -- a rebranded Warwick Bros. & Rutter card. Card with holly and the word Greetings right in the design, as well as an additional printed wish.

Halifax, Yorkshire (not the real one). St Thomas the Apostle, Horley Green, according to the learned Chairman 8.

An unused Nerlich & Co. card, showing a verdant Yukon.

I liked this Rotograph card of New York City. Undivided back, unused. Copyright De Witt C. Wheeler, 1905.

Striking image on this unused divided back card by J. Howard A. Chapman, Victoria, B.C. (no. 1180).

Posted somewhere in Ontario in 1907 to Miss L. Sevett, c/o Miss Collins, Capliegh, Cross-in-Hand, Sussex, England, without a message. No indication of publisher. Here we get a good view of part of the pre-1912 Bankers' Row, with the Bank of Commerce, Bank of Nova Scotia, Merchants Bank, Eastern Townships Bank and Bank of Ottawa among the seven buildings shown.

Warwick Bros. & Rutter card no. 1012S, posted with a Levis & Montreal R.P.O. cancel on September 24, 1906 to Miss Effie White of Coaticook, P.Q.: "I was pleased to read on your last card "Don't forget to answer this." My memory is fine when *such warnings* are given and with pleasure do I yield to *such warnings*. Write once more and then I'll be in Coaticook. C."

An unused Nerlich & Co. card.