Dee's Postcards

A lovely old J. Howard Chapman card of Banff Avenue, Banff Alberta, early 1900s

The Knights of Pythias Hall and Roller Rink, New Westminster British Columbia, Agnes and Eighth Street, early 1900s scarce postcard.

Unveiling ceremony of the Cowichan District War Memorial, Duncan, BC. Armistice Day 1921 postcard

The elusive Procyon Lotor, Canadian Animals First Series No.10, Ottawa Agency Co, approx 1910s postcard

Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France. approx 1920s view

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Wishing a very happy Xmas to you all. 🎄

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Every year I find new brands I love through this post. If you’re a @Shopify merchant, drop your store and your favourite product. I’ll be shopping this week.

Shanghai Natural History Museum's interactive exhibit, using projection mapping to animate wall-mounted dinosaur fossils,

Kimberley BC, 1940s postcard. I rarely come across Kimberley cards on the island, so it was nice to stumble upon 3 rppc’s at an antique store while out walking with 📷 the other day. I’m always searching for ‘big open space’ when out with the camera, so finding this made me smile

A nice old vintage linen of a place I’d never heard of … the Hungry Mother State Park in Virginia. #history

Thinking of all our veterans who served and sacrificed so much. 💛🇨🇦 #lestweforget #RemembranceDay

Postcard of sign indicating the beginning of the #AlaskaHighway, just outside of Edmonton Alberta on Route 2. Hamilton Wright Org photo. (new list today)

The Num-Ti-Jah Lodge at Bow Lake Alberta was built by the legendary outfitter and guide Jimmy Simpson, approx late 1930s Harmon postcard

Beacon Avenue, Sidney by the Sea, Vancouver Island, BC, approx 1930s postcard. I believe the Avenue Cafe on the left is the current location of Tanner’s Books. This one only at Dee’s direct site. Link in bio

The Stanley Park Big Hollow Tree has always impressed me for its uniqueness — now, maybe a bit less so. 😉 (second image with caption via the Santa Cruz Sentinel)

An artist’s sketch of the Chateau Qu’Appelle in Regina SK. Construction commenced just before WW1 and was stalled due to labour shortage and material rationing. Then in 1919 the GTP Railway went bankrupt and the hotel was never completed. New listing at deespostcards.com

Nelson BC, from Hospital Bluff, with maple leaves perimeter, c.1910s–1930s postcard Listed today. 📸 (only available at Dees website, link in bio)

A little zoomed-in glimpse of Stettler Alberta, early 1900s.