These patriotic postcards are characterized by the symbols of a beaver superimposed against a green maple leaf, arrayed against the Red Ensign flag. The beaver sits on a log on a mound with the word “Canada” below in an arc. Mike Smith, in his upcoming Second Edition of his Canadian Patriotic, Heraldic & Royalty Postcard Handbook 1898–1938, attributes the publisher to be The Canadian View Card Co., Series 7, however, the cards are sometimes printed with a local publisher, such as is the case of the Niagara Falls cards, where R.P. Slater or F. Le Blond Jr. is printed on the card front. The cards appear to date to about 1902.
Horseshoe Fall from Goat Island, Niagara
University of Toronto
Parliament Buildings, Toronto
Toronto Conservatory of Music
General View of Niagara Falls
The Heart of Niagara
Niagara River
Whirlpool Falls, Single-Arch Double-Track Steel Bridge
Postcard Back
Hotel Frontenac
Lake Rosseau
Legend of the White Canoe, Niagara
Prospect Point, Niagara Falls
City Hall, Toronto
One of the Highland Hostelries, Lake Rosseau
One of the Highland Hostelries, Lake Rosseau
Mouth of the Moon River,
Georgian Bay District
Steamer Kingston
Victoria Square, Montreal
Osgoode Hall, Toronto
Parliament Buildings, Toronto
Pavilion, Horticultural Gardens, Toronto
American Falls from Canada
