Canada 1938 St Vincent's Home Christmas Greetings Charity Stamp on 2040-motos

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Eaton, Ohio, United States

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Canada 1938 St Vincent's Home Christmas Greetings Charity Stamp

Vintage vignette.
Lafreniere # cc4770 Type 3(b).
Vancouver, B.C. inscription at bottom.
Approximate size: 25mm x 40mm.
Mint never hinged.

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