Not sure if this is legit. It looks too new.
Appears to be a Christmas greeting card from the Toronto Post Office, from their letter carriers (in this case James Barnes, Letter Carrier No. 20) to 'Their Friends Everywhere'.
The card front is in the style of an 1880s Canadian Postal Card, but drawn rather crudely. The 'stamp' appears to be a stylized Queen Victoria and it reads 'A Merry Xmas - 87 - 88 - A Happy New Year'

The back, or 'inside' shows three vignettes of postal service, Past, Present and Future (though the future seems to indicate we will all communicate by phone, meaning there will be no need for a postal service). The second panel is signed in the corner Alexr. & Cable. Alexander & Cable were a lithography company which did a lot of work for the City of Toronto, maps etc.

I thought these were interesting, as a part of Toronto postal history. But what troubles me now that I look at them is that they appear sooooooo new and crisp. There is no mark or date that I can see that indicates that these are reprints.
Any thoughts?
There were 5 in the pack, all the same.(the dealer wouldn't break up the set), so if these prove to be legit, I'll have four to offer for sale at a later date, if anyone is interested.