wintorbos' photos with the keyword: Saint John

Posted at Sackville (N.B.), July 22, 1907 to Miss L. S. McIntosh, South Nelson, N.B.: "Rec'd your letter Friday morning. Will write later. We are going to C'ham [Chatham, N.B.] Monday night and down river Tuesday. Yours lovingly, Minnie"

Dear Allice, I got these P.C. on the way was going to wright [sic] be fore then I thought I would wait intill [sic] we got to the end as I did not know for shure [sic] when we were going no tim [sic] to say much as 12.15 mail gods now we had a good time coming down" Valentine & Sons, no. 103,636. Not posted or addressed.

Valentine & Sons, no. 103,247, posted at Saint John, New Brunswick on November 1, 1913, 3 PM to Mr Dwight Allen, Upper Cape, West Co., N.B.: "Hello Dwight, I thought I would send you my address. I am getting along fine. 25 Exmouth St., St. John, N.B." Now just a parking lot. goo.gl/maps/hLxfp3jb2wP2

No publisher indicated. Posted at Saint John on October 25, 1906 to Miss Annie Campbell, Northport, Cumberland Co., Nova Scotia: "Dear Annie, I got to St. John at last and I am having a lovely time. They took a picture of all the people at the Convention on the Church steps this morning. I am near the front. Won't it be lovely. Send me a card. By by Blanche"

Valentine & Sons, no. 100,932, posted Sept. 25, 1909 at Saint John to Mrs. W. J. Leonard, Armidale [?], Queens Co., N.B.: "Dear friend, I got your plate fixed. Sent it to you yesterday. Hope you will receive it alright. I am better, but so lonely. Lettie K. is heart broken. You know how to feel for her. I will be glad to see you . Love for all, friend C. Magee."

Credited to D. McArthur, Saint John. Unused.

Valentine & Sons, no. 101,771 posted Sept. 29, 191- at Truro, Nova Scotia to Barbra McInnis, St. George's Channel, West Bay, C.B. [Cape Breton]: "Had a nice trip up, enjoyed our lunch very much. Aunt Maud."

Published by W. Tremaine Gard & Son, St. John's Oldest Jewellers, Est. 1870. Postmarked Feb. 26, 1947 at Saint John and mailed to Idella Wentworth, Isleboro, Maine, U.S.A.: "Dear Dell, I hope you arrived home save and sound, Love Christine". While the back of the card looks like a RPPC back, it has some logos "Produits Beaux-Arts Products" and "IAF Co. Ltd., Printed in Saxony" that suggest that this was actually a mechanically printed card (as it appears to be).

H. C. Leighton Co (St. John) card no. 1800, posted at Saint John on April 9, 1906 to A. Francis Anderson, Box 405, Port Townsend, Wash.: "St. John N.B. Apr. 9th/06 Kindly exchange card and favour. Miss Jennie Carrier, 74 Watson St., St. John West, N.B."

Unused Valentine & Sons no. 103,092.

Unused Valentine & Sons no. 103,242.

Unused Valentine & Sons no. 103,623.

Unused Valentine & Sons no. 100,933.