Town = Quebec City

This card was mailed at Quebec City on September 22, 1905 and addressed to Mademoiselle Marie Gallery des Granges à Cigné (something I can't make out), Mayenne, France. The card is printed entirely in French and was published by Pruneau & Kirouac of Quebec.

Postmarked at Quebec, August 28, 1909, a Warwick Bros. & Rutter card (no. 466) with the intricate Warwick back. Writer notes "This city is full of charm" -- addressed to Mrs. Oscar Beebe, Orient Point, Long Island, New York.

Weiss Import Co., Montreal, no. 113, unused.

Postmarked Sept. 5, 1907 at Quebec and mailed to Miss Ethel Bryant, L. Fassmont St., Woburn, Mass. This is Tuck "Oilette" no. 2559 (each of the Quebec City cards has this same number).

Mailed March 28, 1911 at Montreal to Miss L. Price of Birmingham once again. Valentine & Sons card no. 104,365.

Detroit Photographic Co., 1901.

Detroit Photographic Co., 1901.

Detroit Photographic Co., 1901 copyright.

Postmarked at Hochelaga, Quebec on September 13, 1905 to Mr. J. Hulmes, 5, Barker St., Newton Heath, Manchester, England. It has a list of countries which permit the use of the correspondence section of the reverse (Canada, U.S., France, Switzerland, Great Britain and Italy).