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This is an antique postcard featuring a detailed street view of Port Medway, Nova Scotia, Canada. The front of the postcard displays the scenic landscape with various buildings, a prominent church, and a body of water in the background, clearly labeled "Port Medway, N. S." and attributed to the "Illustrated Post Card Co., Montreal."The reverse side of the postcard is marked "POST CARD" and includes spaces for postage and address. It bears a 1-cent Canadian postage stamp and a clear postmark dated "FEB 2 07" (February 2, 1907) from Port Medway, N.S. There is handwritten correspondence addressed to "Mrs Fred Quant" in Somerville, Massachusetts. A printed identifier "4648" is also visible on the back. This piece offers a glimpse into early 20th-century Canadian history and communication, making it a valuable addition for collectors of antique ephemera, Canadian postcards, or genealogy records.Verified Specifications:
Brand/Maker: Illustrated Post Card Co., Montreal
Item Type: Postcard
Era/Style: Antique, Early 20th Century, Street View, Seascape, Architectural
Material: Cardstock
Specifications: Postmarked February 2, 1907; Location Port Medway, N.S. (Nova Scotia, Canada); Addressed to Somerville, Mass.
Features: Printed image, Handwritten message, Postmarked, Stamped
Included Components: One (1) postcard as pictured
Country of Origin: Canada
Identifiers: 4648
