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Canada. Post Office Department
A government publishing body rather than a single writer, this department produced practical guides and reference works that document how Canada’s postal system operated in the 19th century. Its books are especially useful for readers interested in postal history, public administration, and everyday life in early Canada.
11 Audiobooks
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1872
by Canada. Post Office Department
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1863
by Canada. Post Office Department
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1864
by Canada. Post Office Department
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1874
by Canada. Post Office Department
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1856 With a supplementary list to 1st March, 1857, inclusive
by Canada. Post Office Department
Canadian Postal Guide
by Canada. Post Office Department
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1873
by Canada. Post Office Department
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1866
by Canada. Post Office Department
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1865
by Canada. Post Office Department
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1860
by Canada. Post Office Department
List of post offices in Canada, with the names of the postmasters ... 1870
by Canada. Post Office Department
About the author
Canada. Post Office Department is the corporate author credited on historical Canadian postal publications such as Canadian Postal Guide. Instead of reflecting one individual voice, the name refers to the government department responsible for issuing official information about postal rules, rates, money orders, and post office operations.
These works were created to be useful first and literary second: they helped citizens, businesses, and postal workers understand how the mail system functioned across Canada. Today, they also serve as valuable historical records, offering a close look at communication networks, bureaucracy, and daily commerce in an earlier era.
Because this is an institutional author rather than a person, a traditional personal biography and portrait are not available.