Canada: Seaside #1679 / VFNH / Plate Block Lower Left / 10c 10c Artistic woodworking

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Canada Stamp: 10c 10c Artistic woodworking [Plate Block Lower Left]
(1997-2000 Definitives - Traditional Trades - Low Values)

Format: Plate Block Lower Left

CONDITION: VF Mint Never Hinged

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Scott: Canada #1679
     Seaside: Canada #1679
     Issue Date: 29 Apr 1999
     Denomination: 10c
     Perforated Edges: 4

This Stamp is listed in the following Topics:
Industries -> Traditional

Canada may be referred to with the following: canadian, kanada, can.

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French colony in central Africa north of Belgian Congo and south of Libya.

Currency: 100 centimes = 1 franc
1862-88: first Gabon regime.
1889-91: Gabon-Congo regime.
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1904-10: second French Congo regime, administered Middle Congo, Ubangi-Shari and Chad all together.
1907: Middle Congo governed separately.
1910: Gabon and Middle Congo united as French Equatorial Africa.
1910-36: first A.E.F. Regime; Afrique Equatoriale Française, umbrella regime administered four colonies: Ubangi-Shari, Chad (from 1920), Middle Congo and Gabon; Chad was a military territory until civilian status was achieved in 1920.
1924: all current stamp issues were given A.E.F. overprints to indicate overall governing regime, Gabon governed separately until 1910.
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1937: first airmail, postage due stamps issued.
1938, Oct. 24: first semipostal stamp issued.
1940-59: third A.E.F. regime; return of administrative responsibilities to the various territories after 1947 in preparation for their autonomy in 1959.
1959: four territories became autonomous republics within the French community; two took new names; Middle Congo became People's Republic of Congo, Ubangi-Shari became Central African Republic.

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DTP

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(Italian) (Italian) by favor (cancellation).

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