Stamp: The Grey Lady of the Citadel (Halifax, Nova Scotia). (Canada 2015)
The Grey Lady of the Citadel (Halifax, Nova Scotia). (Canada 2015)
14 September (Canada ) within release Haunted Canada (2nd series) goes into circulation Stamp The Grey Lady of the Citadel (Halifax, Nova Scotia). face value P No Face Value
| Stamp The Grey Lady of the Citadel (Halifax, Nova Scotia). in catalogues | |
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| Stamp Number: | Sn: CA 2863i |
Stamp is square format.
Self adhesive stamps from booklet CA 2865a. P = 0.85. Die cut to shape from Quarterly Pack.Also in the issue Haunted Canada (2nd series):
- Stamp - Caribou Hotel (Carcross, Yukon). face value P;
- Stamp - Headless Brakemen from Vancouver’s Gastown face value P;
- Stamp - Marie-Josephte Corriveau (Lévis, Quebec). face value P;
- Stamp - Red River Ox Cart (Manitoba). face value P;
- Stamp - The Grey Lady of the Citadel (Halifax, Nova Scotia). face value P;
- Booklet - Haunted Canada Booklet face value 10*P;
Stamp The Grey Lady of the Citadel (Halifax, Nova Scotia). it reflects the thematic directions:
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