Issue II. June, 1879.
_One value._ Designed and printed by the American Bank Note Co., of New
York, upon thick white card. Size, 5¹⁄₁₀ × 3³⁄₂₀ inches. At the top
of the card is the inscription in three lines: 1st, _Universal Postal
Union_ in coloured fancy letters, the word _Universal_ being curved, with
ornamental lines above and below; 2nd, “NEWFOUNDLAND. TERRE-NEUVE,”
in coloured slanting block letters; 3rd, “POST CARD,” in white fancy
capitals on a coloured ornamental label, the ground of which is filled in
with horizontal lines. Lower down three ruled lines for the address, each
one of which is slightly longer than the one above it. The stamp, which
is similar in type to the Three Cents adhesive (issue July, 1870), but
with the value changed to Two Cents, is in the right-upper corner. The
design of the cards is completed by a fancy border, with large ornaments
at the four corners. Size, 4⁹⁄₁₀ × 2⁹⁄₁₀ inches. Outside the border, at
the bottom of the card, and in the centre, is the name of the makers in
small coloured Roman capitals. (_Illustration 83._)