ENVELOPES.

_Two values._ On paper laid obliquely, watermarked “Ca” above “P.O.D.”

(Canadian Post Office Department?), in double-lined letters, repeated

twice in each envelope. Size, 5½ × ¼ inches. Yellowish gum, extending

nearly the length of the flap. The stamp is embossed in the right upper

corner. Design: Diademed head of Queen Victoria to left in white relief,

on ground of solid colour, enclosed within a narrow oval band inscribed

in Roman capitals, in white relief, “CANADA POSTAGE” at the top, and

the value in words at the bottom. Shape of stamp, small upright oval.

(_Illustrations 20, 21._)

(A) _On yellowish-white laid paper. Flap rounded._

5 c., vermilion.

10 c., brown.

(B) _On bluish-white laid paper. Flap more pointed than in Variety A._

5 c., vermilion.

10 c., brown (l)

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