The Stamps of Canada

Delve into the early world of Canadian postage with this detailed guide that traces the evolution of the nation’s stamps from the first postmaster’s provisional issues to the iconic Dominion series. The author walks listeners through each major release, explaining the historical context, design choices, and printing techniques that shaped the tiny pieces of art that traveled the country’s expanding mail routes.

Beyond the chronology, the book offers vivid descriptions of rare varieties, color variations, and the quirks of early perforated pence stamps, helping collectors understand what makes each issue unique. Listeners will also hear anecdotes about the people behind the stamps—engravers, printers, and postal officials—bringing the hobby to life with engaging stories and clear explanations.

Perfect for both newcomers and seasoned philatelists, this audiobook provides a solid foundation for building a Canadian stamp collection, while sparking curiosity about the broader tapestry of North American postal history.