2 c., orange-vermilion (shades).

Issue IV. July, 1880.

_One value._ Designed and printed by the British-American Bank Note

Company, of Montreal, upon medium light buff card; size, 4¾ × 2⁹⁄₁₀

inches. The design is a somewhat poor copy of the first issued card. The

scroll at the top with the name of the Colony is a little altered, and

the word “TO” is in different type, upon a groundwork formed of diagonal

lines. The stamp is replaced by the type of the One Cent, adhesive, issue

1880, and the groundwork of the card consists of interlaced circles and

ovals only. The frame is altogether different, and the name of the makers

is placed outside the bottom of it in the centre on a narrow label; size

of frame, 4⅕ × 2¹¹⁄₂₀ inches. (_Illustration 85._)

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