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A colour-tinted postcard captioned Main St. Magog Que., looking along the wide unpaved main street of Magog in the Eastern Townships. A two-storey red brick commercial block with arched upper windows and striped canvas awnings stands at left, followed by further brick and frame storefronts with awnings, a stack of lumber and a few pedestrians, while tall telegraph and telephone poles line both sides of the street under a pale sky.The back is a divided Post Card back with a BRH-style monogram, This Space for Correspondence, This Space for Address Only, a postage box reading One Cent for Canada and U.S., Two Cents for Abroad, the side imprint Published for A. G. Dolloff & Co., Magog, Que., 4138, Warwick Bro\'s & Rutter, Limited, Printers, Toronto, and Printed in Canada along the divider. It carries a Magog, Q. postmark dated September 1911, no stamp, and is addressed to Miss Alice Bousquet, South Bolton, P.Que., with a message in English to a sister.Period: circa 1910.Publisher / series: Published for A. G. Dolloff & Co., Magog, Que., no. 4138; printed by Warwick Bro\'s & Rutter, TorontoPostally used: Yes, postmarked Magog, Quebec, September 1911; no stamp presentCondition: Fair; several fine creases and surface cracks in the lower street area, scuffing and light soiling, rounded corners and edge wear, toning on the back.Manuscript text (summary): A note to a sister saying all are well, that the writer may not see her this autumn, and asking her to write to a mutual acquaintance.Reference : 20260929-22-07364-62/100
