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B.C. Printing & Litho. Ltd. (Vancouver, B.C.)

Lovers Walk, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
On 1st Capilano Canyon Suspension Bridge, height 200 ft., length 450 ft., Vancouver, B.C.
Courthouse and Vancouver Hotel, Vancouver, B.C.
Siwash Rock, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Courthouse and Vancouver Hotel, Vancouver, B.C.
General Post Office, Vancouver, B.C.
2nd Capilano Canyon Suspension Bridge, height 425 ft., length 225 ft., Vancouver, B.C.
C.P.R. Docks, Vancouver, B.C.
1st Capilano Canyon Suspension Bridge, height 200 ft., length 450 ft., Vancouver, B.C.
1st Capilano Canyon Suspension Bridge, height 200 ft., length 450 ft., Vancouver, B.C.
Harding Memorial, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
2nd Capilano Canyon Scenic Suspension Bridge, Vancouver, B.C.
2nd Capilano Canyon Suspension Bridge, showing night flood lights, Vancouver, B.C.
Happy Bathers at English Bay, Vancouver, B.C.
2nd Narrows Bridge, Vancouver, B.C.
Vancouver business section & Burrard Inlet, Vancouver, B.C.
English Bay, Vancouver, B.C.
Corner of Hastings and Granville Streets, Vancouver, B.C.
The Lions, Vancouver, B.C.
The Lions & Capilano, Vancouver, B.C.
Georgia Street, looking West, Vancouver, B.C.
Hastings Street looking West, Vancouver, B.C.
Hastings Street, West, Vancouver, B.C.
Childrens Playground, 2nd Beach, Stanley Park, Vanc., B.C.
Ballantyne Pier, Vancouver, B.C.

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