Issue IV. July (?), 1879.
_One value._ Similar in all respects to the last issue, except as
regards the inscription and stamp. The inscription is in three lines, as
follows: 1st, “UNION POSTALE UNIVERSELLE,” each word commencing with a
Roman capital; 2nd, “CANADA POST CARD,” in Roman capitals, the initial
letter of each word being in larger type than the rest; 3rd, “THE ADDRESS
ONLY,” &c., in block letters. The stamp is larger, and above and below
the circle containing the head are small arched labels of solid colour,
inscribed “CANADA” and “POSTCARD” respectively in Roman capitals. The
label containing the value is larger, and the remainder of the design is
different. (_Illustration 46._)