Stamp: Ti-Noir Lajeunesse The Blind Violinist by Claire B-Champagne (Canada 2017)
Ti-Noir Lajeunesse The Blind Violinist by Claire B-Champagne (Canada 2017)
04 July (Canada ) within release 150 Years of Canadian photography (5th series) goes into circulation Stamp Ti-Noir Lajeunesse The Blind Violinist by Claire B-Champagne face value P No Face Value
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| Stamp Number: | Sn: CA 3011c |
Stamp is horizontal format.
Individual stamp from Miniature sheet. Sold for $0.85 on issue date.Also in the issue 150 Years of Canadian photography (5th series):
- Stamp - Enlacées, Montréal, 1994, by Gilbert Duclos face value P;
- Mini Sheet - 150 Years of Canadian photography (5th series) sheet of 2 face value 2*P;
- Stamp - Sir John A. Macdonald, circa 1883, by William James Topley face value P;
- Stamp - Parliament Buildings, Centre Block by Samuel McLaughlin face value P;
- Mini Sheet - 150 Years of Canadian photography (5th series) sheet of 3 face value 3*P;
- Stamp - Parliament Buildings, Centre Block by Samuel McLaughlin face value P;
- Stamp - Ti-Noir Lajeunesse The Blind Violinist by Claire B-Champagne face value P;
- Stamp - Enlacées, Montréal, 1994, by Gilbert Duclos face value P;
- Stamp - Ontario, Canada, 1989, by Robert Bourdeau face value P;
- Stamp - Sir John A. Macdonald, circa 1883, by William James Topley face value P;
- Stamp - Ti-Noir Lajeunesse The Blind Violinist by Claire B-Champagne face value P;
- Booklet - 150 Years of Canadian photography (5th series) booklet face value 10*P;
- Stamp - Ontario, Canada, 1989, by Robert Bourdeau face value P;
- Stamp - Enlacées, Montréal, 1994, by Gilbert Duclos face value P;
- Stamp - Ontario, Canada, 1989, by Robert Bourdeau face value P;
- Stamp - Parliament Buildings, Centre Block by Samuel McLaughlin face value P;
- Stamp - Sir John A. Macdonald, circa 1883, by William James Topley face value P;
- Stamp - Ti-Noir Lajeunesse The Blind Violinist by Claire B-Champagne face value P;
- Booklet Pane - 150 Years of Canadian photography, booklet pane face value 10*P;
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