Haute Ville, Uppertown, Quebec, Canada
"Upper Town, Quebec, is modern Quebec and includes an exclusive residential area, the Provincial Government Buildings, several large and important commercial establishments and the Provincial Museum. It also includes the Plains of Abraham which is today a beautifully developed park."Folkar - Company of Canada Limited Drummond Bldg, Montreal, Canada, Copyright Canada 1929 Reg'd USA Patent Office"
This is a very interesting postcard to me. It has perforations around 3 edges, and apparently folds open - so the writer can have an entire sheet for correspondence. If you click on the photos to enlarge, you will see the perforation holes.
I don't remember how these came to be in my collection, but I have a total of 3 - all from Canada.
To see mailboxes and all things postal, visit Gemma at Greyscale Territory - and join us for Weekend Mailbox!
To see postcards from around the world, visit Beth at The Best Hearts Are Crunchy - and join us for Postcard Friendship Friday!
I have never seen a postcard like this one. Beautiful and fascinating! Love your information!
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Lovely view, and a clever design.
ReplyDeleteHere is some information about Folkard letter cards:
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An interesting variation on a postcard, a little like the aerogrammes we used to have. (Maybe we still do!) I haven't seen anything like this before.
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see the perforations - haven't ever seen anything like that, either.
ReplyDeleteOf course I love this postcard--it is exquisite.
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Don't forget to visit Gemma's Mailbox meme--I forgot to add in the link on PFF--but it's there now!
Quite a view! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the fold out, unusual, and useful, I always run out of room when writing on cards.
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