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Its "agricultural" companion in the set, #253 (showing a grain elevator and Great Lakes steamers), is based on a photograph, according to the Canadian Postal Archives, but the web site is silent about the source for the #256's image.
Does anyone have a reference book that provides this information?
I must say that this is a poor sort of stamp. Cows, but no chickens? What kind of a farm is this, anyway?! :^)
Bob
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The stamp in question was designed by Herman Herbert Schwartz; Picture engraver was Warrell Hauck and border engraver was Charles Milks. Canada archive site states the design was based on a photo montage but does not identify where this farm was. Hope this informtion is helpful.
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I am trying to learn whether Canada (Scott) #256 "Farm Scene" is based on an actual farm scene. Here's the stamp:
Its "agricultural" companion in the set, #253 (showing a grain elevator and Great Lakes steamers), is based on a photograph, according to the Canadian Postal Archives, but the web site is silent about the source for the #256's image.
Does anyone have a reference book that provides this information?
I must say that this is a poor sort of stamp. Cows, but no chickens? What kind of a farm is this, anyway?! :^)
Bob
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re: Image used for Canada Scott #256
The stamp in question was designed by Herman Herbert Schwartz; Picture engraver was Warrell Hauck and border engraver was Charles Milks. Canada archive site states the design was based on a photo montage but does not identify where this farm was. Hope this informtion is helpful.
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