The Philatelic Journal of Canada 1892-93, by J. Bernstein, offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of Canadian stamp collecting during the late 19th century. This journal provides a detailed look at the stamps, postal history, and philatelic trends of the time.
Collectors and historians alike will appreciate the insights into the rarities, varieties, and historical context of Canadian stamps. The journal also highlights the role of railroads in the transportation of mail, reflecting the close connection between philately and transportation history. A valuable resource for anyone interested in Canadian history, philately, or the history of postal services.
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