1927 Québec Canada Complete Linen Postcard Booklet Series No. 2 12 Unused Made in France L. F. Lévéille

Step back into the romantic Québec of the 1920s with this original complete "Québec" Series No. 2 postcard booklet, copyrighted 1927 and printed in France. Designed as a high-quality souvenir for travelers, the booklet contains all twelve original unused linen postcards, beautifully printed in France on richly textured linen stock and featuring watercolor artwork by L. F. Lévéille depicting historic landmarks throughout Québec. The collection captures many of the city's best-known churches, monuments, streets, public buildings, and architectural landmarks, preserving the atmosphere of one of North America's oldest European settlements during the early twentieth century.

Unlike many surviving examples that are missing cards, this booklet remains complete with all twelve postcards present. Every postcard is unused, retaining its original divided back with no writing, addresses, or postage. The reverse identifies the publisher as Made in France and carries the 1927 copyright. Following photography, each postcard has been placed into an individual archival-quality protective sleeve suitable for long-term postcard storage and preservation. The sleeves are included with the purchase.

The booklet measures approximately 5¾ inches by 3¾ inches when closed. It shows expected age-related wear to the cover, including light soiling, minor edge wear, and corner wear consistent with nearly a century of careful storage. The postcards themselves remain bright and attractive, making this set equally suitable for collectors, display, framing, or research.

Complete Québec postcard booklets from the 1920s have become increasingly difficult to locate, particularly examples retaining every original unused card. This set appeals to collectors of Canadian history, Québec memorabilia, antique postcards, travel souvenirs, French printing, architectural illustration, vintage tourism, and early twentieth-century paper ephemera.