Description

1919 Newfoundland Contingent 1914-18 (Caribou) 1c Green MLH SG 130.

• COUNTRY: Newfoundland
• ISSUE: Trail of the Caribou, Sulva Bay.
• YEAR: 1919
• COLOUR: Green
• FACE VALUE: 1 cent.
• SURCHARGE: no.
• CONDITION: Mint with original gum, showing signs of hinge.
• CATALOGUE No: SG 130.

PLEASE NOTE: photos are of the actual stamp (front and back).

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Other Details

In 1919, a few months after the end of the 1st World War, Newfoundland issued a series of commemorative stamps to recognise and honour the contribution of Newfoundland’s military forces in WWI.

You can learn more about the 1919 Newfoundland Caribou Series on the Stamp Collecting World website. Don’t forget to come back and buy your stamps here though.

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