Postal Union, Ottawa, 1933

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Stamp Info

Name	Value
Date of Issue	May 18, 1933
Year	1933
Quantity	5,100,000
Denomination	5¢
Perforation or Dimension	11
Printer	British American Bank Note Company.
Postal Administration	Canada

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Condition	Name	Avg Value
M-NH-VF	Mint - Never Hinged - Very Fine	View price
M-NH-F	Mint - Never Hinged - Fine	View price
M-NH-VG	Mint - Never Hinged - Very Good	View price
M-H-VF	Mint - Hinged - Very Fine	View price
M-H-F	Mint - Hinged - Fine	View price
M-H-VG	Mint - Hinged - Very Good	View price
M-NG-VF	Mint - No Gum - Very Fine	View price
M-NG-F	Mint - No Gum - Fine	View price
U-VF	Used - Very Fine	View price
U-F	Used - Fine	View price
U-VG	Used - Very Good	View price

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About Stamp

The "Commission préparatoire" or World's Executive Committee of the International Postal Union held its sessions in Ottawa from 18th May to 28th June, 1933. This committee was constituted after World War I to deal with innumerable problems of international postal service arising after that upheaval. The Commission performed a valuable service in simplifying objectives by reducing the agenda of the various World Postal Congresses to the minimum.

Parliament Hill

View of Parliament Hill, Ottawa, from a photograph. The scene shows, from left to right, the following buildings in the Parliamentary and Department group: Library of Parliament, Centre Block, Peace Tower, West Block, and Confederation Building, and the wooded cliffs of Parliament Hill above the Ottawa River.

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Reference

Patrick, Douglas and Mary Patrick. Canada's Postage Stamps. Toronto, McClelland and Stewart Limited, 1964, p.66-67.

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