Hamilton Advertisements (Page 1)
WJ. Winer & Co., Wholesale Druggists
Postmarked November 16, 1898
Bank of Hamilton
Postmarked illegible
F. F. Dalley Co.
Postmarked December 7, 1904
Hamilton Summer Carnival August 1903
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Hamilton Summer Carnival August 1903
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Hamilton Summer Carnival August 1903
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From the Mountain, The Most Beautiful City In Canada, The Home Of The Canada Business College; A School That Has Trained Nearly Ten Thousand Young People For Success In Life
(This is one of earliest postcards by Cloke, Bookseller, Hamilton)
Postmarked November 9, 1903
R. McKay & Co., Dry Goods and Carpets
Postmarked November 16, 1906
Stanley Mills & Co., Limited
Postmarked July 22, 1906
View of King St. East Showing Gore Park
Interior of S. H. Knox & Co's 5 10 & 15 Store
Postmarked January 5, 1907
Royal Hamilton Yacht Club House
Sawyer & Massey Co.
Postmarked January 2, 1907
Gore Park
Sawyer & Massey Co.
Postmarked ____ 1907
Velox Washing Machine, Cummer - Dowswell, Limited
(An oversized Private Mailing Card)
unused (the colorful image has a copyright date of 1908)
The Landed Banking and Loan Co's Building
Postmarked February 8, 1909
Meriden Britannia Co., Ltd.
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Nigh Scene, Lakeside Park
(an advertisement postcard for a project that was never completed)
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The Fire on January 18th,1908 at McLarens Limited
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James St. North from T. H. & B. Station
Jewel Stoves & Ranges made by The Burrow, Stewart & Milne Co. Limited
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Elbert Hubbard Lecture at the Hamilton Conservatory of Music
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Aussem's Store
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Venus Sweets & Tea Room • The Store of Quality • 79 King Street East
Photo by Geo. Leaf
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City Hospital and Nurse's Home
'Jewel' Stoves and Ranges are Manufactured by The Burrow, Stewart & Milne Co.
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A Winter Evening Dundurn Park
The Rosary Florists
Postmarked December 10, 1909
Hamilton Market facing Merrick St.
Hilda Cigar Factory
(This postcard was circulated without a stamp)
Postmarked December 21, 1909
Storage Cellars and Packing
Helderleigh Nurseries Winona
Postmarked February 5, 1910