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Lot of 10 antique Canadian travel postcards dating primarily from 1908–1912. The postcards were mailed to the same recipient, Arthur Seufert in The Dalles, Oregon, creating a related group of early travel correspondence.
Locations and subjects include:
• Toronto street scene and waterfront
• Ottawa driveway, Laurier Avenue and Rideau Locks
• Emerald Lake in the Canadian Rockies
• Harrison Hot Springs and St. Alice Hotel, British Columbia
• Provincial Government Buildings in Victoria, British Columbia
• Winter scene in Toronto
• Fenelon Falls and Kawartha Lakes, Ontario
• Hamilton incline railway
The cards retain their original handwritten correspondence, Canadian stamps and postmarks.
Antique used condition with writing, postmarks, age-related discoloration, corner and edge wear, creases and other handling wear. The Victoria government-building postcard has a missing upper corner. Please examine all photographs for the exact condition of each
