Myrtle with Lassie and her six puppies, sitting on an outbuilding porch. Inscription on reverse reads "Myrtle & Pups."

Postcard featuring a photograph of a dog sitting up. Printed on the face is the sentiment 'It's really a genuine pleasure / To say / "Merry Christmas to You" / And then just for / EXTRA GOOD MEASURE / A big "Happy New Year," too!' ; with a signature "Paulene Johnson" beneath. The dog's photograph has been marked "Binkie" in red ink.

Binkie and Myrtle Philip on a snowy path.

John and Alex in city dress with Kihi in front of a picket fence with large building in the background. Inscription on verso reads "John Philip Alex Philip / Kihi dog / 1912." Note affixed to verso reads "John PHilip & brother Alex Philip c1912 (The Tristrooms behind) Kihi - the dog.

Alex & John (dressed in suits and overcoats) with Kihi on a city street. Inscription on verso reads "Alex & John Philip about 1910-11"

Jean Tapley (left) next to Myrtle Philip. Skookum (dog) beside Myrtle and guests; Rainbow Lodge in background.

Frank (about 16 yo) and Sewall Tapley on the Pemberton Trail from Bear Mountain to Alta Lake. Packhorse "Midge" ahead & dog following. Annotation on verso : "1914"
Bear Mountain was the highest point on the Pemberton Trail¹

Alex Philip pulling a sled with two unidentified children. Two dogs facing away.

Sewall Tapley, Alex Philip & Jean Tapley on the back porch of Rainbow Lodge. Sewall is holding a rifle and Alex & Jean are holding axes. Skookum is sitting next to Jean and Kihi is running in foreground. Several annotations on verso: "On trip to Lost Lake, 1916. ; Jean & Dad & Alex 1916" ; remaining annotations illegible.

Jean Tapley, Alex Philip & Beatrice Lennie with Skookum & Kihi on the back porch of Rainbow Lodge. Jean is holding a rifle. Annotation on verso : "On trip to Green Lake / 1916 / Jean T Alex Bea Lennie & Ki - the dog"