Newfoundland: Seaside #116 / VFU / Cancels / 2c scarlet (Ubique)

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Newfoundland Stamp: 2c scarlet (Ubique) [Cancels]
(1919 Trail of the Caribou)

Format: Cancels

CONDITION: VF Used

Vertical pair on piece. Labrador town split-ring cancel "Blanc Sablon AU 5 22"

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Scott: Newfoundland #116  Perforation: 14
     Seaside: Newfoundland #116  Perforation: 14
     Issue Date: 02 Jan 1919
     Perforated Edges: 4

Newfoundland may be referred to with the following: newfoundland stamps.

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