Another advertising postcard has been found from the La Poste à Haiti series. It looks very similar to the other Chicorée Arlatte card (BACS 0385-001). The & in the title of this card is a different font and placed on top of Cie instead of before it. This postcard’s code in BACS is 0385-002. Published around circa 1900.

Below is the other Chicorée Arlatte postcard. It has a BACS number of 0385-001. The & in the title is the difference with the other postcard.

Both postcards have the same back with the 10 centimes (to pay) in the stamp box.

This new entry from the La Poste à Haiti series was published by the Grands Magasins in Saint-Denis, France. This postcard code in BACS is 2825-001. Published around circa 1900

These make me feel very artistic…what are your thoughts?

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Here is the latest card that has been found. This brings the total of cards recorded to 40. The Musée de Cluny in Paris edited the postcard. It has the Kunzli brothers as the printing-house on the left side of the card. It is a postcard size format as oppose to the smaller advertising size. This card has a BACS code of 5570-001. Other than Haiti, China is the only country to have a card reported from that publisher.

To position yourself as an expert in your niche think one step ahead of postcard printing. To carve a stronghold reputation in the industry you do not have to write a bestseller or hire a PR professional. These process of promoting your brand images is lengthy, time consuming and expensive too. Why don’t you cut short the process and costs of promotion with a fine tuning your postcard printing practice. To get noticed with your postcard a stereotyped postcard will not fit to the picture wholly.

An ordinary tourist postcard printing process comprises incorporating colourful images and scenes or graphics on the front side and integrating a targeted marketing slogan or message on the reverse side. Here we are talking about a special type of postcard printing that is content rich and acts well as a miniature version of booklets or newsletters.

The strategy of mini-booklet postcard printing works well for most of the businesses and might effect well in your brand building pursuits. Like a mini booklet or a miniature newsletter, these postcards hit the market with content filled marketing strategies to feed your targeted recipients with useful information. A great way to boast off your domain knowledge and attract their confidence in you, thereby in your company!

You can also ensure your products integrate ‘must have’ or recommended qualities and compliant to standard of quality. You can develop content consisting of few paragraphs and encourage readers visit your website to explore more information. Make sure you do not include aggressive sales pitch while writing content for postcard printing – because your postcards are meant to entice attention, not to sell anything.

This is a vintage postcard of the Buckingham Sawmill and Dufferin Falls in Buckingham, Quebec. In recent times, Buckingham has been amalgamated into Gatineau. Gatineau is located in Quebec’s Outaouais region.

Reverse of Postcard

Some Buckingham surnames at the end of the 19th century

Addy – Allen – Arnaud – Baker – Barkley – Barns – Bastien

Baulne – Beauchamp – Beaudin – Beave – Bedard – Bernard – Bernardin

Bertrand – Bigelow – Bissare – Blais – Boileau – Boisvert – Bouchard – Boucher

Bourassa – Brazeau – Brennan – Brewer – Bugeron – Burgess – Burke

Busby – Butler – Cameron – Campbell – Campeau – Carrier – Cassidy

Cavan – Chamberlin – Chambers – Charbonneau – Charon – Charpentier

Chartrand – Cheney – Chenier – Clement – Cloutier – Constantineau

Cooke – Copeland – Corbeil – Corrigan – Cosgrove – Cote – Coughlin – Cox

Culican – Currie – Dale – Daoust – Davis – Dean – Deault – Degagne – Delorie

Desjardins – Didier – Dionne – Dodge – Donaldson – Dore – Dougherty – Dowd

Doyle – Driscoll – Drouin – Dufresne – Dugal – Dumond – Ethier – Etienne

Farwell – Filiatrault – Fitzgerald – Flemming – Flood – Fournier – Fraser – Freeman

Ganot – Garvey – Gauthier – Gilbert – Gillis – Gleeson – Gollingher – Gorman – Goulette – Gowder

Groton – Grotton – Guartin – Hall – Hamelin – Hayes – Healy – Higginson – Hogan

Jaindin – Joinet – Joyce – Judge – Kelly – Kendall – Kennedy – Lacelle – Lachance

Lafleur – Laframboise – Lahaie – Lahair – Lamoureux – Lanagan – Landry – Lapointe

Larin – Larocque – Larose – Larvee – Lawson – Legare – Limoge – Lonergan – Lonsdale

Lough – Lowe – Lynch – Lyons – Mahony – Marin – Martin – Matte – Maurin

McAndrews – McArthur – McCabe – McCay – McCollum – McConnel – McDermot – McDonald

McDonnell – McFarland – McFarlane – McFee – McG- McGivern – McGuire – McKenzie

McLemens – McMillan – McNamara – McNaughton – McNulty – McPeak – McPike – McShane

McWaters – Menard – Michaud – Miller – Moran – Morisette – Morris – Murphy

Newton – Normand – O’Dowd – O’Driscoll – O’neil – Page – Palmer – Paquette – Paquin

Parker – Pattens – Pearson – Pelletier – Pennal – Plamondon – Power – Pratt – Prince – Proudfoot

Proulx – Renaud – Robb – Robillard – Ross – Rowe – Ryan – Sarrazin – Sharpley – Shopleg

Simeon – Smith – Soucy – Spense – Spooner – St-Amour – St-Ange – Stevenson – Stewart

Stone – Story – Strickland – Tessier – Tetehault (Tetrault/Theriault?) – Thompson – Tremblay – Valier

Vezina – Villeneuve – Wallace – Warwick – Waters – Welsh – Wilson – Windsor

Wiseman – Woods – Woods

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This is a list of publishers that have used the La Poste a Haiti image for their ads or have put their marks or names on the cards. Kunzli’s names is found on cards that they printed for publishers. Kunzli’s name is on cards that have actual postcard backing. The Lithographie Parisienne has its marking on many of the smaller advertising cards. The postcard types usually have an empty space bellow La Poste a Haiti for the sender to write. 28 publishers are known, plus another 24 whose cards have not been seen yet, making a total of 52 as of October 2009.

The list below show the Bacs code for the confirmed and reported publishers, the name of the publisher, when the Front and the Back of the card has been seen (an F and B), and an indication if the card is of the postcard/pc type or advertising card/adv type.

Confirmed cards

0830 – Belle Jardinière  (FB, pc)
0858 – Bériot, C.  (FB, adv) Lithographie Parisienne
0874 – Biscuits Pernot  (FB, adv) this type has 5 Usines in brackets.
1038 – Brioschi, Achille  (FB, adv)  in Italian
1323 – Casiez Bourgeois  (FB, adv) Lithographie Parisienne
1455 – Chicorée Arlatte  (FB, pc) 2 types
1468 – Chocolat de la Havane  (FB, adv)
1483 – Chocolat Poulain  (FB, adv)
1483 – Chocolat Poulain Orange  (FB, adv) Lithographie Parisienne
1486 – Chocolat L. Revault  (FB, adv) Lithographie Parisienne
1488 – Chocolat Sadla (FB, adv)
1490 – Chocolaterie d’Aiguebelle  (FB, pc, adv) 2 types
2060 – Delaunay, G  (FB, pc)
2190 – Dentol  (FB, adv)
2480 – Droulers  (FB, pc)
2576 – Eau Minérale Naturelle de St-Galmier  (FB, adv)
2637 – Fábrica de Cigarrillos de Arboccó  (B,?)
2760 – Fuhn, Isidor  (FB, adv)
2835 – Grands Magasins de la Ville de Saint-Denis  (FB, pc)
3153 – Horno Pastilleria de San Francisco  (F, adv)
3610 – Kathreiners  (FB, adv)
3800 – Kunzli  (FB, pc) 5 types
3930 – Lajoie Fils  (F, adv)
5530 – Muffat, L.  (FB, pc)
5570 – au Musée de Cluny  (FB, pc)
7435 – Spurgin, Frederic  (FB, pc)
7550 – Stengel & Co.  (FB, pc)
8445 – Voelcker-Coumes  (F, adv)
9435 – no publisher indicated  (FB, adv, pc) 5 types (2 adv, 3 pc)

Reported cards

0874 – Biscuits Pernot  (B, adv)  list of 7 Pernot products on back
3800 – K. F. Editeurs – Paris  (B, cp, 3) République Française on verso
8420 – Vino Noury  (F, adv)
9435 – de Post in Haiti

Possible cards
These are publishers that have cards that exist with other postmen from that series, therefore chances are extremely high that the Haiti version was used and exists. The number in brackets indicates how many countries have been confirmed or seen for that publisher.

A La Pointe St-Eustache  (B, adv, 1)
Adam  (B, adv, 1)
Au Planteur  (B, adv, 1)
Biscuits Germain  (B, adv, 2)
Caillat, L.  (pc, 1)
Chaussures Plet  (B, adv, 6)
Chicorée Nouvelle & Moka Casiez  (pc, 4)
Chocolat Cardon  (adv, 1)
Chocolat de Bretagne  (B, adv, 9)
Chocolat Exquis  (B, adv, 1)
Chocolat Ibled  (B, adv, 1)
Dentol, Eau de Cologne Ceylania  (B, adv, 2)
Duran & Chancel  (B, adv, 1)
Gonzalès, Maurice  (B, adv, 4)
Hygia  (B, adv, 13)
Le Délicieux  (B, adv, 3)
Maison Raphael  (B, pc, 2)
Manoury  (B, adv, 2)
Myrtel  (B, adv, 1)
Pharmacie du Port-Royal  (B, adv, 9)
Phoscao  (adv, 3)
Robin   (B, adv, 1)
Roch & Fils  (B, adv, 1)
Saint-Antoine  (B, adv, 1)
Schaal, L.  (adv, 1)
Thiers, A.  (pc, 1)

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Historic views of Montreal’s trams in the early 20th century (7/12)

This is another view of St-Jacques Street in the area of Monteal’s main Post Office.

St-Jacques – originally known as St.James – is in the heart of Montreal’s traditional financial district.

Will we soon be seeing trams along historic St-Jacques Street again?

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to use a postcard and a Dresden.

The second one reminds me of a bride with the lace spread like a veil. Have a nice week and a wonderful Thanksgiving Day with your family!

Some Ormstown surnames at the turn of the twentieth-century

Alexander – amor – Anderson – Aubry – Baird – Barr – Barrington – Bartlett – Bazin – Bazinet – Beattie – Belanger – Bickus – Blackett – Blair – Bonin – Bougie – Bourcier – Bourdeau – Brault – Brodie – Brodrick – Brown – Brunet – Bryson – Cairns – Cameron – Campbell – Carrol – Carson – Cavers – Chambers – Chartrand – Chatigny – Cleland – Cliche – Coates – Cooper – Cote – Cottingham – Cowan – Crete – Cummins – Cunningham – Daoust – Darby – de Champlain – Dennis – Dewar – Draper – Dubuque – Dudley – Duval – Edgar – Eldrige – English – Finn – Flinten – fontaine – Foret – Foster – Gale – Gauthier – Geroux – Gervais – Gibson – Gilmore – Graham – Grant – Greer – Guerin – Hall – Hastie – Hebert – Hingston – Hopping – Hunter – Kee – Kerney – Lachine – Laframboise – Lalande – Lang – Lasalle – Leclair – Lecuyer – Leduc – Lemay – Lloyd – Lockerby – Long – Long – Lucier – Masson – McBain – McCalfery – McCartney – McCormack – McCurdy – McDermont – McEwan – McFarline – McGerrigh – McGoveran – McKee – McKeegan – McKenzie – McLaren – McLean – McMillay – McNair – Middleton – Mills – Moore – Morisette – Morrison – Munroe – Murphy – Nesbit – O’Donnell – Oliver – Paiement – Payette – Perrault – Perry – Petal – Pike – Pinsonnault – Prejent – Primeau – Pritchard – Proulx – Quesnel – Rapley – Reeves – Reid – Ross – Roy – Rutherford – Sadler – Sangster – Scott – Simpson – Smith – Somerville – Soucie – Spinlow – Stanley – Strong – Surprenant – Thomson – Todd – Trepanier – Tremblay – Turcot – Varin – Vermette – Vinette – Walker – Walsh – Warren – Wells – Shitford – Williams – Winter – Wylie – Young

Reverse of Postcard

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