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USA 1959 PSC 3c Pittsburgh Amesbury - STATUE of LIBERTY
Postal Stationery Card. 3c Violet. Amesbury lady. Eagle Bird Postmark. Sent from Pittsburgh, PA. to Amesbury, Wiltshire, England. 3c lilac Lady Liberty
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Canada 1943 Canadian Houses of Parliament Nepean Point
The Giant Colorchrome Coloured Picture Postcard, Canadian Houses of Parliament from Nepean Point, Ottawa. Canons. Sent from Montreal to Staffordshire England. King George 6th 4c
Published by Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd. Ottawa PECO
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Locomotives - Overland Limited Crossing Great Salt Lake
USA Early Coloured Picture Postcard, Overland Limited Crossing Great Salt Lake, Utah, at Sunset. Locomotive Steam Train. Railways. The Ogden-Lucin cut-off This construction is 103 miles in length, 72 miles on land and fill-ins over the water of the Great Salt Lake. The cost of construction was about 7 million dollars, and it eliminates 43 miles of travel and 1515 feet of grade curves.
Published by See Europe if you will But see American First US flag & map trademark
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USA Old Postcard - Harbour Excursion Boats BALTIMORE MD
Early Colour Tinted PPC. Shipping. View of Harbor showing Excursion Boats. Published by M. Levin, Baltimore Md. Made in USA.
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USA Old Postcard - Johns Hopkins HOSPITAL BALTIMORE MD
Early Colour Tinted PPC. Medical. Published by M. Levin, Baltimore Md. Made in USA.
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USA 1927 Old B/W R.P. Postcard Times Building New York
Early Real Photograph PPC. Advertisement - Wilson High Ball. Red Top R.. Sent from City Hall Sta. N.Y. to Scotland Glasgow (Aquatanico). US 2c
Published by G. P. Hall & Son Rotary Photo EC
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Canada 1924 Old RP Postcard Niagara Falls ROCK of AGES
Early Real Photo Canadian Picture Post card, Waterfalls, Rocks. Sent from Niagara Falls Ontario to Scotland Glasgow. KGV 2c Green
Published by Rotary Photo E.C. F. H. Leslie Limited
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 | Item 11405
Canada 1915 Postcard Valcartier Leaving Camp for a Swim
Early Canadian Military Picture Postcard. WW1 The Great War - First World War. Valcartier Camp - Soldiers leaving Camp for a Swim. The largest military camp ever to be seen on Canadian soil was established at Valcartier, about 16 miles to the west of Quebec City. The site was well chosen as it lay within a day's march of the transport ships in Quebec port. It was built within a few weeks by an army of engineers and workers.
Within 4 days of the opening of the camp, nearly 6000 men had arrived. A week later the number of personnel in the camp had increased to 25000 and soon after there would be 32000 men and 8000 horses. During the month of August it seemed as though all roads led to the rendezvous of the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force at Valcartier. The railways rose to the occasion, too. Great trains brought 600 men at a time from every corner of the country.
Published by T. H. Davies 489 St. Paul Street Montreal
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 | Item 11404
Canada 1915 Postcard Valcartier Off for Trench Digging
Early Canadian Military Picture Postcard. The Great War - First World War. Valcartier Camp - Soldiers off for Trench Digging. The largest military camp ever to be seen on Canadian soil was established at Valcartier, about 16 miles to the west of Quebec City. The site was well chosen as it lay within a day's march of the transport ships in Quebec port. It was built within a few weeks by an army of engineers and workers.
Within 4 days of the opening of the camp, nearly 6000 men had arrived. A week later the number of personnel in the camp had increased to 25000 and soon after there would be 32000 men and 8000 horses. During the month of August it seemed as though all roads led to the rendezvous of the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force at Valcartier. The railways rose to the occasion, too. Great trains brought 600 men at a time from every corner of the country.
Published by T. H. Davies 489 St. Paul Street Montreal
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Canada 1915 WW1 PPC Valcartier Camp Soldiers FALLING IN
Early Canadian Military Picture Postcard. The Great War - First World War. Valcartier - Soldiers armed with Gun. The largest military camp ever to be seen on Canadian soil was established at Valcartier, about 16 miles to the west of Quebec City. The site was well chosen as it lay within a day's march of the transport ships in Quebec port. It was built within a few weeks by an army of engineers and workers.
Within 4 days of the opening of the camp, nearly 6000 men had arrived. A week later the number of personnel in the camp had increased to 25000 and soon after there would be 32000 men and 8000 horses. During the month of August it seemed as though all roads led to the rendezvous of the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force at Valcartier. The railways rose to the occasion, too. Great trains brought 600 men at a time from every corner of the country.
Published by T. H. Davies 489 St. Paul Street Montreal
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Canada 1915 WW1 PPC Valcartier Camp Armed GUARTER GUARD
Early Canadian Military Picture Postcard. The Great War - First World War. Valcartier - Soldiers Quarter Guard with Gun. The largest military camp ever to be seen on Canadian soil was established at Valcartier, about 16 miles to the west of Quebec City. The site was well chosen as it lay within a day's march of the transport ships in Quebec port. It was built within a few weeks by an army of engineers and workers.
Within 4 days of the opening of the camp, nearly 6000 men had arrived. A week later the number of personnel in the camp had increased to 25000 and soon after there would be 32000 men and 8000 horses. During the month of August it seemed as though all roads led to the rendezvous of the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force at Valcartier. The railways rose to the occasion, too. Great trains brought 600 men at a time from every corner of the country.
Published by T. H. Davies 489 St. Paul Street Montreal
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Canada 1915 WW1 Old Postcard Valcartier Camp Washing Up
Early Canadian Military Picture Postcard. The Great War - First World War. Valcartier - Soldiers Washing Up. The largest military camp ever to be seen on Canadian soil was established at Valcartier, about 16 miles to the west of Quebec City. The site was well chosen as it lay within a day's march of the transport ships in Quebec port. It was built within a few weeks by an army of engineers and workers.
Within 4 days of the opening of the camp, nearly 6000 men had arrived. A week later the number of personnel in the camp had increased to 25000 and soon after there would be 32000 men and 8000 horses. During the month of August it seemed as though all roads led to the rendezvous of the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force at Valcartier. The railways rose to the occasion, too. Great trains brought 600 men at a time from every corner of the country.
Published by T. H. Davies 489 St. Paul Street Montreal
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Canada 1915 WW1 Valcartier Camp Infantry off to Parade
Early Canadian Military Picture Postcard. The Great War - First World War. Valcartier - Soldiers, Infantry off to Parade. The largest military camp ever to be seen on Canadian soil was established at Valcartier, about 16 miles to the west of Quebec City. The site was well chosen as it lay within a day's march of the transport ships in Quebec port. It was built within a few weeks by an army of engineers and workers.
Within 4 days of the opening of the camp, nearly 6000 men had arrived. A week later the number of personnel in the camp had increased to 25000 and soon after there would be 32000 men and 8000 horses. During the month of August it seemed as though all roads led to the rendezvous of the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force at Valcartier. The railways rose to the occasion, too. Great trains brought 600 men at a time from every corner of the country.
Published by T. H. Davies 489 St. Paul Street Montreal
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 | Item 11397
Canada 1915 WW1 Valcartier Artillery Leaving the Camp
Early Canadian Military Picture Postcard. The Great War - First World War. Valcartier - Soldiers, Artillery on Horses & Cart, leaving the camp. The largest military camp ever to be seen on Canadian soil was established at Valcartier, about 16 miles to the west of Quebec City. The site was well chosen as it lay within a day's march of the transport ships in Quebec port. It was built within a few weeks by an army of engineers and workers.
Within 4 days of the opening of the camp, nearly 6000 men had arrived. A week later the number of personnel in the camp had increased to 25000 and soon after there would be 32000 men and 8000 horses. During the month of August it seemed as though all roads led to the rendezvous of the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force at Valcartier. The railways rose to the occasion, too. Great trains brought 600 men at a time from every corner of the country.
Published by T. H. Davies 489 St. Paul Street Montreal
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 | Item 11347
Mexico Old Postcard PUEBLA Capilla del Rosario - Chapel
Capilla del Rosario - Puebla. Chapel of the Rosary, Beautiful Decoration.
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USA New York Old Postcard Grant's Tomb Riverside Drive
Early c1900 Picture Post card. Undivided Back.
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Canada 1927 Post Office COD Old Postcard Prospect Point
Early Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Post card. Niagara Falls. Land of the Maple. Slogan postmark Post Office C.O.D. Sent from St. Catharines to Edinburgh Scotland. The Fathers of Confederation 2c Green
This singularly beautiful and most impressive view of the entire perspective of the Falls gives a good impression of the irregular contour of the cataract.
Published by The Postcard & Greeting Card Co. Ltd. Toronto Made in Canada
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Canada 1932 Old Postcard Admiral Beatty HOTEL St. John
Early Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Post card. The Admiral Beatty Hotel, Saint John, N.B. Vintage Cars. Sent from Saint John NB to USA. King George 5th 2c
Published by Valentine Black Co. Ltd Toronto
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Canada c1900 Old Tinted Postcard The Court House LONDON
Early Canadian Coloured Picture Postcard. Sent from Canada to Scotland. King Edward 7th 2c carmine
Published by Warwick Bro's & Rutter Limited Toronto
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Canada Old Tinted Postcard Railway Bridge Bridges Falls
Early Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Postcard. Bridges and Falls. St. John, N.B. Published by Warwick Bro's & Rutter Limited Toronto
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 | Item 10948
Canada Old Tinted Postcard - Chateau Frontenac - Quebec
Early Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Postcard. Castle. Published by The Harris Litho Co. Limited Toronto Made in Canada The Arms of Canada
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 | Item 10944
Canada Old Postcard Chateau Frontenac Dufferin Terrace
Early Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Postcard. Castle. Quebec. Flag, Cars, Beach. Published by Librairie Garneau Editeurs Quebec
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Canada Old Postcard Prospect Point Stanley Park Narrows
Early Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Postcard. Entrance to the Narrows, Vancouver, B.C. Sailing boat. Published by The Coast Publishing Co. Vancouver B.C. Made in USA
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Canada Old Postcard Quebec Bridge 3329 feet x 150 feet
Early Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Postcard. Coast $25,000,000. Le Pont de Quebec. Length 3329 ft. Height above water 150 feet. Published by Librairie Garneau Ltee Quebec
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Canada Old Postcard Br Flags Parliament Building Quebec
Early Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Postcard. 3 Flags of Great Britain. Batisse du Parlement. Published by Librairie Garneau Ltee Quebec
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Canada Old Tinted Postcard - CASA LOMA - Castle Toronto
Early Canadian Coloured Picture Postcard. Castle. Toronto's Majestic Castle, Casa Loma is Canada's famous castle complete with 98
rooms, decorated suites, secret passages, stately towers, estate gardens, etc.
Published by Royal Specialty Sales 120 Queen E. Toronto
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Canada Old Tinted Postcard The Lachine Rapids Montreal
Early c1900 Canadian Coloured Picture Postcard. Published by International Fine Art Co. Ltd. Montreal Printed in Saxony
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Canada Old Tinted Postcard - The Windsor HOTEL Montreal
Early c1900 Canadian Coloured Picture Postcard. Published by International Fine Art Co. Ltd. Montreal Printed in Saxony
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Canada Old Postcard - Terrapin Point - Goat Isle Nigara
Early c1900 Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Postcard. Waterfall. Niagara Falls. From this point the 1060 feet of the contour line of the American Fall can be seen to the best advantage, Goat Island itself is a beautiful National Park heavily timbered, surrounded on 3 sides by rushing torrents and with a precipice 200 feet high extending across the lower end. This view of the falls must be seen to be properly appreciated.
Made in USA
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Canada Old Postcard Canadian Falls from below - Rocks
Early c1900 Canadian Colour Tinted Picture Postcard. Waterfall. Niagara Falls may be viewed from 100 different positions and yet each one will show some point of advantage, for the cataract and Rapids are so immense that they may not be comprehended in an hour's study, nor by a hasty view. The camera has caught in this picture an expanse of perspective that extends far beyond what are known the Upper Rappids, and on the right shows how the waters are drawn to the crotch to make their plunge in greatest volume.
Made in USA
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