King George V, Queen Mary & Queen Mother - Long Live the King - Royalty Postcard Brooklin ONT Cancel SP24

Scene Details:

• Three oval portrait photographs of Queen Mary, King George V, and Queen Mother arranged side by side
• Patriotic red, white, and blue border with crossed Union Jack and Red Ensign flags
• Banner reads "Long Live the King" above the flags
• Captions identify each royal figure by name below their portraits
• Copyright 1910 by R. G. Lamb

Postal Markings:

• Green one cent King Edward VII stamp, upper right
• Circular Toronto date cancellation stamp partially overlapping the stamp
• Parallel bar machine cancellation lines at right edge
• Published by Rumagy & Co., 1528 Queen W., Toronto, Canada (verso)
• Handwritten message dated Brooklyn, July 2nd, 1911, addressed to Mr. Robert Hudson, 64 3st Clarens Ave, Toronto, Ont
• Message reads: "Dear Brother & Received your card and was glad to hear from you. Hoping still you find you all well. As it leaves us at present. Miss Mabel Elois died a week ago Thursday morning at past two, from tuberculosis."

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