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Found these while going through items that belonged to a relative.
J. J. H. McLean & Co. November & December 1914 calendars they measure 3 1/2" x 8 5/8"
"The House of McLean"
The most Successful Music House in Western Canada
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Very Nice Walksoft ! Love them
Thanks Mani, for the comment & the L & thank you to trunkman, scandi & miKKo for the L's
Thanks for the love, bratjdd, BELLIN, & vintagemad.
Walksoft is your email down ? I got yours but not sure if you got mine and others are looking for you :-)))))))) Hello David come in please .
Scandi do you want me to email you his addy ?
Yes Mani I'm here, I replied to Scandi's & Phil's email, but I forgot to acknowledge yours. I don't know if I got all the messages or not though.
Thanks for stopping by & showing some love, lundy, mrmajestic, & lisa.
Thanks for stopping by & showing some love, tlmbaran, crabbykins, & chinablue.
real nice
Thanks for the comment on my post, & the love, Kathycat.
Thanks for the love, antiquesareamazing, Hedge, Phil & Amber.
Just noticed these again. A lot of businesses from the prairies would issue something like this in bookmark form or postcard form around 1908-1915 and I have collected some just for flour and supplies. Really love these !~
Thanks for stopping by to check in on these lovely ladies again Phil, I appreciate it.
It's understandable why someone would keep these beauties safe all these years.
I love the images from this era!