Greetings from Canada - An Album of Unique Canadian Postcards from the Edwardian Era 1900-1916
Greetings from Canada - An Album of Unique Canadian Postcards from the Edwardian Era 1900-1916 | Rare and modern books | Anderson, Allan, Tomlinson, Betty
Rare and modern books
Anderson, Allan, Tomlinson, Betty
Macmillan of Canada,
1978
Greetings from Canada - An Album of Unique Canadian Postcards from the Edwardian Era 1900-1916
Greetings from Canada - An Album of Unique Canadian Postcards from the Edwardian Era 1900-1916 | Rare and modern books | Anderson, Allan, Tomlinson, Betty
Rare and modern books
Anderson, Allan, Tomlinson, Betty
Macmillan of Canada,
1978
57.30 €
(Ladysmith,
Canada)
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Details
- Year of publication
- 1978
- ISBN
- 0770517218
- Place of printing
- Toronto
- Author
- Anderson, Allan, Tomlinson, Betty
- Publishers
- Macmillan of Canada
- Size
- 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
- Edition
- Reprint
- Keyword
- Greetings from Canada - An Album of Unique Canadian Postcards, from the Edwardian Era 1900-1916 Canada Description and Travel, Views Postal Cards 188 pages. Illustrated in colour and black, and white. The period between 1900 and 1916 was the golden age, of the picture postcard in Canada, the craftsmanship evident in hand-tinted and lithographed, "postals" was never surpassed, the craze for collecting and sending them never so widespread., In one year Canadians exchanged over 60 million of them, and today, as much-sought-after collectibles, these postcards present an enchantingly candid portrait of, Edwardian Canada and its citizens. Average wear. Unmarked. Small, patch of peeling from upper corner of front cover where price, sticker was removed. Canadiana
- Binding description
- S Paperback
- State of preservation
- Good
- Languages
- English
- Binding
- Softcover
- First edition
- False
Description
188 pages. Illustrated in colour and black and white. The period between 1900 and 1916 was the golden age of the picture postcard in Canada; the craftsmanship evident in hand-tinted and lithographed "postals" was never surpassed, the craze for collecting and sending them never so widespread. In one year Canadians exchanged over 60 million of them, and today, as much-sought-after collectibles, these postcards present an enchantingly candid portrait of Edwardian Canada and its citizens. Average wear. Unmarked. Small patch of peeling from upper corner of front cover where price sticker was removed. Book
