Name: 1933 Newfoundland Air Post Stamp (Brown)
SKU: 41472
Price: 70.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

Description

1933 Newfoundland Air Post Stamp.

COUNTRY: Newfoundland
ISSUE: Labrador, The Land of Gold.
YEAR: 1933
COLOUR: Brown.
FACE VALUE: 75 cents.
OVERPRINT: nil.
CONDITION: this stamp has been used and bears a faint postmark.
CATALOGUE NO: SG 234 75c.

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

Other Details

Newfoundland played an important role in the development of long-distance air travel and many commemorative stamps were issued between 1913 and 1933

According to the Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Website, because Newfoundland is the most easterly place in North America, it became a popular taking-off point for aviation pioneers attempting to cross the Atlantic by air. Amelia Earhart made two record-setting flights from Newfoundland, in 1928 and 1932.

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