2007 Canada Stamp Booklet Ottawa 150 Year As Canada's Capital 1857-2007

The stamps' design uses two images to create a sense of Ottawa "then" and "now". A contemporary photograph of the Parliament Buildings shows Ottawa as it is today, with an image of a lumberers' regatta showing how Ottawa would have looked 150 years ago. This image was taken from an old copy of an engraving that was made from a drawing by G.H. Andrews of the Lumberers Regatta that was held as part of a reception in 1860 for Queen Victoria's eldest son, Albert, Prince of Wales. The Prince was visiting the newly created capital to lay the cornerstone of the soon-to-be-constructed Parliament Buildings.

 

Stamp Specifications

  • Paper Type: Tullis Russell Coatings
  • Photographers: Stamp: John McQuarrie; Cover: Clive Branson
  • Printer: Lowe-Martin
  • Tagging: General, 4 sides
  • : G.H. Andrews (The Illustrated London News, 1860)
  • Product #: 413678111
  • Layout: Booklet of 8 stamps
  • Price: $4.16
  • Denomination: 1 x 52¢
  • Dimensions: 58 mm x 32 mm (horizontal)
  • Gum Type: Pressure sensitive
  • Perforations: Kiss cut
  • Printing Process: Lithography in 7 colours
  • Quantity: 3,000,000


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