Posted outside Canada

Another in the "Government Agent" series, this one happily has a postmark: Oxford, May 9, 1906. Very often these cards weren't actually mailed. The card is addressed to Miss A. A. Pasten, Carlingford, Sidcup and has the message: "Thank you so much for your kind invite. Shan't be able to accept now as I am off to Canada for a 3 months trip the end of the month - Else I had hoped to descend upon you for a night or two! Love from H.G.L."

Montreal Import Co. card no. 902, posted at Faversham (Eng.) on August 4, 1911 to Mrs. A. Rowden, 67 Charles St., Gillingham: "Dear Aunt, I shall start from here by the 25 minutes to 3 train. I shall be about half an hour running up. I think that is the one you mean. With Love, Linda."

Apparently a Pugh card no. 493-1, printed in England and posted July 6, 1911 in West Ba--- (U.S.A.) to Miss Isabel C. Crane, 403 Washington St., Quincy, Mass.

Grand Trunk Railway System card published by Johnston's Art Stores, Niagara Falls, N.Y. and posted in South Brooksville, Maine on Sept. 1, 1906 to Mrs. L. A. Hopkins of North Sullivan, Maine. Undivided back.

Posted Brigstock, Thrapston May 23, 1916 to Mrs. T. Slater, Bythorn, Huntingdon with a brief message from Beckie. S. B. 4481 (Stedman Bros.). This number is listed in Smith, p. 48, as "Farm Scene, Stratford, Ont."

Postmarked January 1958 at Sutton, Surrey to Mrs. Stubbs, 24 New Barns Avenue, Common Side East, Mitcham, Surrey, with a letter to a friend asking for old Christmas cards for a missionary project.