John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 441 Geographical Series
Place D’Armes, Montreal
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

Below, the reverse of the card, postally unused, showing:

“CANADA POST CARD”
“THE ADDRESS TO BE WRITTEN ON THIS SIDE

John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 442 Geographical Series
Montreal from Mount Royal
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

Below, the reverse of the card, postally unused, showing:

“CANADA POST CARD”
“THE ADDRESS TO BE WRITTEN ON THIS SIDE

John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 443 Geographical Series
Dominion Square, Montreal
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

Below, the reverse of the card, postally used from Montreal, with a duplex cancel dated March 12, 1906, on a 2¢ KEVII stamp, mailed to St. Trond, Belgium with a receiving back stamp, showing:
“CANADA POST CARD”
“THE ADDRESS TO BE WRITTEN ON THIS SIDE

John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 444 Geographical Series
Lachine Rapids
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

This card is part of the series by John Walker & Co. of London, England. Note that this card and at least one other card, no. 445, share the same map but different vignettes of local scenes.


Below, the reverse of the card, postally used from Montreal, with a duplex cancel dated July 4, 1903, on a pair of 1¢ QV Numeral stamps, mailed to Allegré, Haute Loire, France, with Paris Etranger, Puy En Velay Ht. Loire, and Allegré back stamps, showing:
“CANADA POST CARD”
“THE ADDRESS TO BE WRITTEN ON THIS SIDE

John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 445 Geographical Series
Ice Shove, Montreal
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

This card is part of the series by John Walker & Co. of London, England. Note that this card and at least one other card, no. 444, share the same map but different vignettes of local scenes.

Below, the reverse of the card, postally unused, showing:
“CANADA POST CARD”
“THE ADDRESS TO BE WRITTEN ON THIS SIDE

John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 453 Geographical Series
Queen Square Gardens, Charlottetown
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

This card is part of the series by John Walker & Co. of London, England. Cards in this series are each numbered, and, within Canada, span from coast to coast in their locale.

Below, the reverse of the card, postally used from Charlottetown to New Jersey, USA with a 1¢ KEVII stamp cancelled August 21, 1904, showing:

“CANADA POST CARD”
“THE ADDRESS TO BE WRITTEN ON THIS SIDE

John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 454 Geographical Series
Colonial Buildings, Charlottetown
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

This card is part of the series by John Walker & Co. of London, England. Cards in this series are each numbered, and, within Canada, span from coast to coast in their locale.

Below, the reverse of the card, postally used from Charlottetown to Grasmere, NH, USA with a 1¢ QV stamp cancelled August 27, 1903, showing:

“CANADA POST CARD”
“THE ADDRESS TO BE WRITTEN ON THIS SIDE

John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 811 Geographical Series
Bow Valley from C.P. Railway Hotel, Banff
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

This card is part of the series by John Walker & Co. of London, England. Cards in this series are each numbered, and, within Canada, span from coast to coast in their locale.

Below, the divided back reverse of the card, Postally used with a C & V (Calgary & Vancouver) RPO B.C. postmark with a 1¢ KEVII stamp cancelled September 26, 1904, showing:

“POST CARD”
“This Space to be used for communications”
“THE ADDRESS ONLY TO BE WRITTEN HERE”

John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 812 Geographical Series
Government Buildings, Victoria B.C.
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

This card is part of the series by John Walker & Co. of London, England. Cards in this series are each numbered, and, within Canada, span from coast to coast in their locale.

Below, the divided back reverse of the card, postally used with a Vancouver CDS postmark with a 1¢ KEVII stamp cancelled September 17, 1904, showing:

“POST CARD”
“This Space to be used for communications”
“THE ADDRESS ONLY TO BE WRITTEN HERE”

John Walker & Co. Ltd.
No. 817 Geographical Series
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Engraved by J. Bartholomew & Co.

This card is part of the series by John Walker & Co. of London, England. Cards in this series are each numbered, and, within Canada, span from coast to coast in their locale.


Below, the divided back reverse of the card, postally used with a Halifax cancellation dated August 28, 1911 to Scranton, Pa, USA, showing:

“POST CARD”
“This Space to be used for communications”
“THE ADDRESS ONLY TO BE WRITTEN HERE”