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Another Copp Clark "Canadian, Private Post Card". Unused.

Valentine & Sons, no. 105,251. Unused.

Rumsey & Co. card, posted October 4, 1912 at Glenboro to Mrs. R. J. Carr, Box 247, Arcola, Sask.: "Dear folks, Here we are yet I am not improving very fast am not sure if we start tonight or Monday. We are very anxious to get home now. Hope you are better and all are well. It is fine weather here, and hope the thrashing is getting on, Mother."

Postmarked at Wakopa, Man., split ring cancel but only half present. Date in 1908. Addressed to Miss Emilie Neuhauser, Otthone P.O., Assa. Dear Emilie:- Just received your card last mail but never received your letter so don't suppose I ever will. Yes we are certainly having a lovely winter. Is Nettie and Freda still going to school. Remember me to them. Will surprise you with letter someday but hope to hear from you again. Lovingly, Alice C." Copp Clark card.

Unused Warwick Bros. & Rutter card for Cowan and Hays of Deloraine. No. 3936.

Valentine & Sons 104,943, posted at Winnipeg on October 19, 1913 to Archie Taylor Esq., East River Road, Galt, Ont.: "How are you keeping? I think the winter has started here already. It is cold enough anyway. R. T. Taylor" The message and address are typed in blue ink. The signature is a blue ink-stamp.

Unused Warwick Bros. & Rutter card for Cowan and Hays of Deloraine. No. 3937. Something pretty big appears to be happening on July 18th.

Unused Warwick Bros. & Rutter card for Cowan and Hays of Deloraine. No. 3938.

Unused Warwick Bros. & Rutter card, no. 1406 for Christie's Bookstore, Brandon.

Unused Warwick Bros. & Rutter card for G. Frankfurter, Wholesale & Retail Stationery, Winnipeg. No. 4135. Posted May 24, 1907 to Miss Jeanette Foster, S A U M, St. Anthony Park, Minn. No message other than what is on the front.

Unused Warwick Bros. & Rutter card, no. 1873T. Liberal use of sparkle makes this one pop.

Unused Warwick Bros. & Rutter card, no. 3731. These Warwick cards are all or mostly from the Bill Buchanan collection (I'm pretty sure).

Postmarked November 11, 1911 at Moose Jaw to Mrs. Willie Stuart (or perhaps Street) of Carrollton, Ill.: "Nov. 11, 1911 Moose Jaw - Dearest Sister, Arrived here the 9th. Lots of cold and snow here. But the city has certainly changed since I was here before. Expect to stay here a short time. Will write later. Give my best regards to all. 20 (?) below zero this morning. With love. Glenna (?). Great view of Moose Jaw by Alfred J. Sutton. Note the sign on the side of the Bijou Theatre: Showing Today - White Slave Traffic. Whether it is this 1913 movie is hard to say: www.imdb.com/title/tt0003016