File:Stamp 1943 CAN MiNr221A pm B002.jpg
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Stamp of Canada; 1943; definitive stamp of the "War issue" or "War effort issue"; Depicted is the stamp CAN Michel No. 221A (four-sided perforated) which is showing as central motive King George IV of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (1895-1852) in Army uniform with head to right (The "Dominion of Canada" existed 1867-1982, although the word "Dominion" or "Condominium" was officially not more used since begin of the 1960‘s.); postmarked stamp Stamp size (printed area of a single stamp as inner tangents between of the perforation lines): 19.5 x 36.0 mm |
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| Source | scan of original | ||||
| Author | Postal administration of Canada (= "British Dominion of Canada") | ||||
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stamp also from leaflet with imperforate borders and as coil stamp
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| Picture description | King George VI of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Army Uniform |
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| Publisher | Postal administration of Canada (= "British Dominion of Canada") |
| Design | Hermann Herbert Schwartz (1885-1935) (designer), Elie Timothée Loizeaux (1873-1956) (engraver) |
| Printer | “Canadian Bank Note Company Limited“, Ottawa |
| Printing technique | Recess printing on normal paper |
| Circulation | 3,397,072,000 stamps |
| Perforation | Line perforation, L 12 |
| MICHEL Nr. | Kanada, Nr. 221A |
| SCOTT Nr. | Canada, No. 254 |
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