Canada King George V 'Admiral' Issue
Canada · 1911 · 1 Cent
This definitive stamp features a portrait of King George V in the uniform of an Admiral of the Fleet, which gave the series its popular 'Admiral' nickname. The design is framed by maple leaves, a national symbol of Canada, with the denomination in numerals at the bottom corners. This long-running series is known for its numerous variations in color, paper, and perforation.
Issued shortly after King George V's accession to the throne in 1910, the Admiral series was Canada's primary definitive postage set for over a decade, spanning the entirety of World War I.
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Engraved
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