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    Set of 6 detachable postcards of inside and outside of Victoria Hall, Cobourg

    Found in a Cobourg family home

    milk bottle without cap

    A disgruntled Canadian with some American help attempts revenge on the lakeshore town of Cobourg, Ontario 1839

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

    Toll Gate Card used in the days of toll gates (starting 1848 in Cobourg)

   

    Shirt was donated with the merchant marine identity certificate of Gerald Ernest Sloggett and an alien registration receipt card for the USA

    Pewter Ornaments The Armoury; Bebee’s Shoe Store: Gordon Insurance Building; Kensington Cottage; Marie Dressler House; The Poplars; Ravensworth; St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church; St. Michael’s Church

    The “town and country” newspaper was published by Cobourg’s Dennis Forster. During most of the years 1967 to 1980 it was a monthly production delivered free and funded by lots of local advertising. I

    An impressive souvenir pin featuring a tugboat named Annie after actor Marie Dressler who grew up in Cobourg, went to Hollywood and became famous as Tugboat Annie. Cobourg actually has a dredger name

    This stylish souvenir pin starts with the face of a Teddy bear whose eyes appear to be enlarged under two magnifying glasses. On the handles of the magnifiers are the words Cobourg and Ontario and fr