Bathing Pavilion at Sunnyside Beach - Toronto Ontario - Postcard SP24

Scene Details: Tinted view of Sunnyside Bathing Pavilion, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Large Spanish Revival-style pavilion with red tile roofs, arched colonnades, and central tower Crowded beach with bathers along the shoreline; dock/pier extending into Lake Ontario Trees visible at right; radio tower in background Caption printed lower left: "BATHING PAVILION AT SUNNYSIDE BEACH, TORONTO, ONT." Publisher: Valentine Black Co. Ltd., Toronto, Canada — Valentine's Series (catalogue no. 115,979) Postal Markings: Circular date stamp: TORONTO / MAR [date] / 10:30 PM / 1947 / ONTARIO Machine slogan cancel: SAFETY CONVENTION / TORONTO / APRIL 14-15 Stamp: 3-cent purple/mauve, King George VI war issue, Canada Sender address: Mrs. R. Mans[on?], 2153 Dufferin St., Toronto, Canada Recipient: Ronson's Twenty Questions, Mutual Broadcasting System, New York 8, New York, U.S.A. Handwritten message: "Toronto — Submitting my question: 'Ladies Easter bonnett with all the flowers.' — from Mrs. R. Mans[on?], 2153 Dufferin St., Toronto, Canada" Please zoom into and look closely at the front and back photos to view condition, and feel free to send me a message if you have any questions. Thank you, D