The Postage Stamps of Canada
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It was evidently the original intention of the printers to keep the colors of the small stamps as nearly like those of the large ones they super- seded as possible, and while many shades match the colors of the earlier stamps to a nicety others show a divergence that 38 at times almost approaches a ''color change. " As early as May, 1873, the Stamp Collector's Magazine noted a change in the shade of the 3c viz. : By the courtesy of a Montreal cor- respondent we are in possession of specimens of... the current three cents, printed in bright orange-vermilion. A supply in this color has just been is- sued.
The Philatelic Record for March, 1888, says "The lOc is now in carmine-red", and again in May that "the 5 cents has changed its color from bronze-green to greenish grey. " More than a year later (July, 1889) the same journal says "the 2 cents stamp is now blue-green ;" in De- cember, 1890, the 6c is recorded in "chest- nut-brown" ; while in April, 1892, the 5c is chronicled as having been issued in "grey-black.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was evidently the original intention of the printers to keep the colors of the small stamps as nearly like those of the large ones they super- seded as possible, and while many shades match the colors of the earlier stamps to a nicety others show a divergence that 38 at times almost approaches a ''color change. " As early as May, 1873, the Stamp Collector's Magazine noted a change in the shade of the 3c viz. : By the courtesy of a Montreal cor- respondent we are in possession of specimens of... the current three cents, printed in bright orange-vermilion. A supply in this color has just been is- sued.
The Philatelic Record for March, 1888, says "The lOc is now in carmine-red", and again in May that "the 5 cents has changed its color from bronze-green to greenish grey. " More than a year later (July, 1889) the same journal says "the 2 cents stamp is now blue-green ;" in De- cember, 1890, the 6c is recorded in "chest- nut-brown" ; while in April, 1892, the 5c is chronicled as having been issued in "grey-black.
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