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In conjunction with the regular sovereign and pictorial issue of 1928, the Department issued Canada's 1st airmail stamp. Creatorsĭesigned by Herman Herbert Schwartz Similar stamp(s) The design symbolizes the speed in postal communication by air post. The figure of Mercury, mythical winged messenger of the gods, symbolizing airmail, is shown, with a scroll in his hand, against a globe outlining the western hemisphere. This stamp represents an allegory, 'Airmail Encircles the Globe,' from a drawing by a staff artist of the British American Bank Note Company, Limited. The surcharge, fully legible, did not obscure the postage stamp design, although it obliterated the original denomination numerals. The Post Office Department supplied the British American Bank Note Company with the necessary number of panes of 100 subjects, as manufactured by the Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited, Ottawa. The 1928 stamps had not been used so rapidly as had been expected, since a new regulation permitted the public to use ordinary postage stamps on airmail. No assurance existed that the new airmail rate would remain in effect for any great length of time, and the use of 5-cent stamps appeared possible at a later date. The Post Office Department had on hand the remainder of the 5-cent airmail stamps of the 1928 issue, and the advisability of overprinting at least a portion of these was taken into consideration. N/a Errors, freaks and oddities from the community #Īir - 6 cents / 5 cents 1932 - Canadian stamp - Uncentered overprintĪ change in the airmail rate of postage required the use of a 6-cent airmail stamp. N/a Pair - One without surcharge - Air - 6 cents / 5 cents 1932 N/a Triple surcharge - Air - 6 cents / 5 cents 1932 Air - 6 cents / 5 cents 1932 - Inverted surcharge (#C3a)Īir - 6 cents / 5 cents 1932 - Double surcharge (#C3b)Īir - 6 cents / 5 cents 1932 - Triple surcharge (#C3c)Īir - 6 cents / 5 cents 1932 - Pair - One without surcharge (#C3d)Įrrors and varieties Inverted surcharge - Air - 6 cents / 5 cents 1932ĭouble surcharge - Air - 6 cents / 5 cents 1932

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