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National Gallery of Canada (Architect Moshe Safdie), 1988

Ufrucle catalogue code: CAN22007050901ST004N1


Catalogue code explanation
Categories	Codes	Particulars
Country:	CAN	Canada
Period:	2	Canada >1851
Date:	20070509	5/9/2007
Issue number:	01	Issue number 1 on this day
Item type:	ST	Stamp
Serial no.:	004	Stamp number 4 of this issue
Extension:	N1	N New
General information
Categories	Particulars
Issue motive:	Centenary of the Royal Architectural Insitute of Canada
Issue theme:	Architecture
Issue url:
Item description:	National Gallery of Canada (Architect Moshe Safdie), 1988
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Face value:	52, %28cents%29
Shape:	Rectangle

Uses of stamps
Categories	Codes	Particulars
Groups of users:	A	(A) General Public
Postal functions:	A	(A) Postage
Items for delivery:	A	(A) All items
Means of delivery:	A	(A) Regular
Ways of delivery:	A	(A) Normal

Technical information
Categories	Particulars
Size mm (Hor x Vert):	52 x 32
Separation:	Perforation	13+

Further details
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Issue details:
Technical details:	The RAIC was formed in 1907 with a mission to establish closer professional ties between provincial groups of architects in Canada. Today, the institute represents the interests of more than 3,500 architects, and faculty and graduates of accredited Canadian university schools of architecture from every region of the country. The RAIC's mandate is to recognize and promote excellence in Canadian architecture and support the profession nationwide.
Item details:	The RAIC was formed in 1907 with a mission to establish closer professional ties between provincial groups of architects in Canada. Today, the institute represents the interests of more than 3,500 architects, and faculty and graduates of accredited Canadian university schools of architecture from every region of the country. The RAIC's mandate is to recognize and promote excellence in Canadian architecture and support the profession nationwide.