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    Condition: Copy is excellent.

    Condition: Copy is very good.

    Condition: Copy is excellent.

    Condition: Very good.

    Condition: Copy is very good. This photo was featured in the St. Marys supplement of The Toronto Mail (July 16, 1892)

    Condition: Copy is good.

    Condition: Copy is good. (2 copies are available)

    Condition: Fair. Yellowed and a little wavy. Stains and rips at edge.

    Condition: Copy is good.

    Condition: Copy is good.

    Condition: Very good copy.

    This is an image of scenery at Berlin's Victoria Park. The city of Berlin underwent a name change in 1916, becoming Kitchener. In the foreground of this image, the park's lake can be seen with a coup

    This is an image of St. Marys, looking north from Andrews' Tower. In the background, you can see both the First Presbyterian and Holy Name Roman Catholic churches. The First Presbyterian church was b

    Condition: Poor - Image is somewhat clear. Slight discolouration at top of photograph. Darkening of image due to light damage. Unknown blue material deposit on top right corner of photo, carried over

    Condition: Good - Image is quite clear. Slight discolouration. Light pencil marks around photo edges. Large blemish on bottom right corner, distorting the image partially. Paper is fragile and ripple

    Condition: Very good - Original image is somewhat clear, scan is low quality. Slight discolouration. Little to no damage to photo paper. Album page is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Excellent - Image is clear. Edges are slightly worn.

    Condition: Good- edges are slightly worn. Moderate wear in upper left corner. Dark black line can be seen in center of the image. To the far left side of the image is a white mark. On backside of the

    Condition: Good- top left and right corners are worn. The far right side of the postcard has faint stains on it, the postcard has been used.

    Condition: Good condition- towards the upper left corner is a smudge mark. Along the upper edge of the postcard are a couple of minor creases and to the left side on the lower half of the photo there