Canada Post «  »Pictorial Issues » » BAY DE VERDE, Newfoundland Registered postcard September 8, 1972, FDC of the 10 cents Forest #594, 15 cents Mountain Sheep #595 and 50 cents Seashore #598 all from the LANDSCAPE DEFINITIVES issued on that day. Paying the 8 cents letter rate and 75 cent Registration fee for $50 to $100 coverage. It was 50 cents for under $50. These post cards are seldom seen used in the correct usage time and rarely Registered, sent within the city, has a boxed “R” St, JOHNS G.P.O. cancel and ST. JOHNS – G.P.O. NFLD September 8, 1972, CDS cancel. A scarce FDC item sent by a philatelist.

«  »New post cards Canada Post is marketing scenic, pre-stamped postcards-similar to those sold last fall at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. Called «  »Canada Cards » » they went on sale July 24 in larger post offices. They portray typically Canadian scenes and places of historic interest. Each bears an 8c postage-paid indicia, and the cards are packaged five to a set, and sell for $1. The postage indicia is a miniature of the full color photo appearing on the front. Post Offices carry the cards depicting scenes of their respective provinces only. However philatelic counters in Toronto, Montreal, Quebec and Ottawa, have sets of all provinces available. All sets may be ordered from the philatelic service. There are 18 sets in all: three each for Quebec, Ontario and British Columbia, two for Alberta and one each for the remaining provinces, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon. » » BNA: TOPICS / SEPTEMBER, 1972 / 207

There are 105 of the cards in all. The first 15 (1971 7cents) are The Canadian National Exhibition Scenes. The rest 90 (1972 8cents) are the Canadian Multicoloured Scenes. AB 1,2 / BC 1,2,3 / MB 1 / NB 1 / NF 1 / NS 1 / ON 1,2,3 / PE 1 / PQ 1,2,3 / SK 1 / YN 1 (5 cards per pack) »