Vintage RPPC ? Gaspe, Quebec ? East End from Fort Ramsay ? Defender Stamp Box ? Mailed to Rock Island, Que Description: This is a real photo postcard (RPPC) showing a beautiful panoramic view of Gaspe, Quebec ? East End from Fort Ramsay, captured likely in the 1930s?1940s based on the Defender stamp box (with diamonds and "DEFENDER" text, used from around 1920s?1940s). The card features a classic Canadian riverside townscape with a church steeple, prominent institutional building, and forested hills in the background. Details: Title on front: "Gaspe, East End from Fort Ramsay - G113." Photographic style: Black white, real photograph (not printed) Back: Divided back, "Printed in U.S.A." Message handwritten in ink Addressed to: Master Philip Poaps, Rock Island, Que. Publisher imprint: H. H. HENDERSON, PUBLISHER, EASTMAN, QC Condition: Very good vintage condition with minor corner wear Stored in archival plastic sleeve (included) Estimated Date: Circa 1930s?1940s Publisher / Paper: Printed on Defender photographic paper (diamond stamp box with "DEFENDER" 2), indicating real photo paper stock popular from 1920s to early 1950s. Great for: Collectors of Gaspe Peninsula history Fans of vintage Quebec postcards RPPC photographic postcard enthusiasts Those interested in Fort Ramsay or Eastern Townships correspondences ? Ships securely in a protective sleeve with rigid mailer. ? Feel free to ask any questions ? I?m happy to provide more scans or details.