Webb is a Canada and Newfoundland Postal Stationery Catalog
It uses a different numbering system from the Unitrade numbers.
Prior to the inclusion of stationery in the Unitrade Catalogue (and then the subsequent splitting off to a separate Unitrade Stationery catalog), Webb was the standard for Canadian stationery. It is significantly more detailed, especially with Private Order stationery. You will find a lot of older stationery stocks catalogued by Webb numbers.
Roy
Who would have produced the Letter Card with the three cent Queen Victoria stamp? Webb Publishing ?
Webb did not produce stationery. He wrote the catalogue.
Young Queen Victoria 1893
British American Bank Note Co. Ltd.
Older Queen Victoria 1898
(this is a 2c card - I could not find the 3c, but it is the same red colour)
American Bank Note Co. (Ottawa) became Canadian Bank Note Co. in the 1920s
Roy
Thankyou Roy
Cheryl
I was going through my postal cards in order to date and document them
I have a WEBB Canada Letter Card with a 3 cent Queen Victoria stamp.
Can anyone provide any information about Webb Postal Cards?
Time frame, who produced them who was Webb etc
Thankyou Cheryl
re: Webb canada Letter Card
Webb is a Canada and Newfoundland Postal Stationery Catalog
It uses a different numbering system from the Unitrade numbers.
Prior to the inclusion of stationery in the Unitrade Catalogue (and then the subsequent splitting off to a separate Unitrade Stationery catalog), Webb was the standard for Canadian stationery. It is significantly more detailed, especially with Private Order stationery. You will find a lot of older stationery stocks catalogued by Webb numbers.
Roy
re: Webb canada Letter Card
Who would have produced the Letter Card with the three cent Queen Victoria stamp? Webb Publishing ?
re: Webb canada Letter Card
Webb did not produce stationery. He wrote the catalogue.
Young Queen Victoria 1893
British American Bank Note Co. Ltd.
Older Queen Victoria 1898
(this is a 2c card - I could not find the 3c, but it is the same red colour)
American Bank Note Co. (Ottawa) became Canadian Bank Note Co. in the 1920s
Roy