You can also get the corners at Michaels Craft stores. I think the chain is in many countries. They are what I use as well. There are a couple of makes, one is Canson. Much cheaper than the subway stamp variety. Just sayin'
Temperance covers - Canadian versions of U.S. temperance designs, which are derivatives of British designs, which are derivatives of a 1751 Hogarth engraving: http://www.theguardian.com/artandde...rth-gin-lane
Wow, more brilliant stuff. There was one of those Temperance covers up for auction at Maresch in Toronto at their recent auction, black on what looked like a creme paper, sent from Niagara UC to Massacheusetts in 1854. Estimate was $500. Don't know what it went for, I ended up not attending.
Just checked their website, the cover realized $675
chipg - your covers are so nice Now I know who's buying up the good covers.
Here are a couple of Trans-Atlantic from GB to Canada. I like town names as they are out of the way places. These are a little later dates but hope you like them.
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