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Bertram W. H. Poole. The Stamps of Canada
The Stamps of Canada
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter I.—Its Postal History
Chapter II.—A Postmaster's Provisional
Chapter III.—The First Issue
Reference List
Chapter IV.—The Second Issue
Reference List
Chapter V.—The Perforated Pence Stamps
Reference List
Chapter VI.—The First “Cents” Issue
Reference List
Chapter VII.—The First Dominion Issue
PRINCIPAL RATES OF POSTAGE
Letters
Newspaper Rates
Printed Papers, Circulars, Prices Current, Hand Bills, Books, Pamphlets
Periodical Publications
Parcel Post
Book and Newspaper Manuscript, and Other Miscellaneous Matter
Postage Stamps
E. & C. BOTHWELL CLUTHA MILLS
Reference List
Chapter VIII.—The 1c Orange of 1869
Reference List
Chapter IX.—The Large 5c Stamp
Reference List
Chapter X.—The Small “Cents” Stamps
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Reference List
Chapter XI.—The 20c and 50c Stamps of 1893
Reference List
Chapter XII.—The 8c Stamp of 1893
Reference List
Chapter XIII.—The Diamond Jubilee Issue
Reference List
Chapter XIV.—The “Maple Leaf” Issue of 1897
Reference List
Chapter XV.—The “Numeral” Issue of 1898
Reference List
Chapter XVI.—The “Map” Stamp of 1898
Reference List
Chapter XVII.—The “2 Cents” Provisionals
Reference List
Chapter XVIII.—The Bi-sected Provisionals
Reference List
Chapter XIX.—The 2c Carmine
Reference List
Chapter XX.—The 20c Value of 1900
Reference List
Chapter XXI.—The Queen Victoria Seven Cents
Reference List
Chapter XXII.—The King Edward Issue
Reference List
Chapter XXIII.—The Quebec Tercentenary Issue
Reference List
Chapter XXIV
The King George Stamps
Reference List
Chapter XXV
The War Tax Stamps
Reference List
Chapter XXVI
A Proposed Commemorative Series
Chapter XXVII
Official Stamps
Chapter XXVIII
The Special Delivery Stamp
Reference List
Chapter XXIX
The Registration Stamps
Reference List
Chapter XXX
The Postage Due Stamps
Reference List
Chapter XXXI
The “Officially Sealed” Labels
Reference List
The End
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Bertram W. H. Poole
Published by Good Press, 2019
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The proprietor of this newspaper wishes to contract with a steady man (who can find and uphold his own horse) to deliver it to the subscribers once a week during the winter, on the route between York and Niagara, via Ancaster.
Mr. Thomas A. Stayner was postmaster in 1841, and through his recommendation a uniform rate of 1s. 2d. sterling, per half ounce, was adopted between any place in Canada and the mother country. About this time regular steam communication across the Atlantic was established.
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