Novelty Pennant Post Cards
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The majority of pennant postcards were stock postcards with generic images. Postcard publishers would print the name of a city or town on the pennant. In some cases the pennant was a piece of fabric cut from felt.
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"They all having loving dispositions in Hamilton but they're not like you, Kid"
Felt pennant
unused
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Greetings from Hamilton
Felt pennant
Postmarked April __, 1912
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"If you von't come to Hamilton vy von't you, vot?"
Felt pennant
Postmarked April __, 1912
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"I long to know, how long vill you stay away from Hamilton"
Felt pennant
Postmarked February 1, 1913
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"I thought surely I'd hear from you when I reached Hamilton"
unused
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"All the Girls are Nice In Hamilton It's Hard To Choose"
Postmarked July 23, 1913
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"I Am Using A Lot of Gasoline In Hamilton"
Postmarked August 8, 1913
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"I Feel At Home In Hamilton So Don't Expect Me Back"
Postmarked August 11, 1913
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"I'm Enjoying Myself at Hamilton Motoring"
unused
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"I stopped longer In Hamilton than I intended, but can you blame me?"
unused
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James St. South in the Olden Times and As it is Today
Postmarked March 10, 1914
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"When are you coming to Hamilton. I will give you a good time"
Postmarked September 11, 1919
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"Will welcome you to Hamilton. Come as soon as you can"
Postmarked August 23, 1921
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"I wish you were here with me"
Postmarked August 20, 1913
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"I only wish you were here"
Postmarked December 22, 1914
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"Every body's welcome here"
Postmarked June 19, 1917
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"No more'll I cry if you vill come here bye undt bye?"
Postmarked June 22, 1917
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"Here's the place to whoop it up"
Postmarked June 25, 1917
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"I have all my friends here"
Postmarked illegible
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"A word to the wise is sufficient. The word Ancaster is the last word for progress"
unused
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"You Should Worry Like A Train And Run To Dundas For I Want To See You."
Postmarked August 6, 1914
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"If You Were Only In Dundas I Should Never Worry."
Postmarked August 16, 1914
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"Dundas, Town O.K., People Good, Business Fine."
Postmarked August 20, 1913
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"Dundas Is The Goods, No Flies On The People"
Postmarked June 21, 1915
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"Have you forgotten the way to Hamilton"
not sure how to categorize this novelty postcard because it is neither a pennant or a greeting
Postmarked illegible
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