Canada Official Postal Guide 1940–1941

A rare and historically significant government publication issued during the early years of the Second World War, this Official Postal Guide outlines the chief regulations of the Post Office, rates of postage, and other essential postal information for Canada.

Publication Details

• Title: Canada Official Postal Guide 1940–1941: Chief Regulations of the Post Office, Rates of Postage and Other Information
• Authority: Published by authority of the Postmaster General
• Place of Publication: Ottawa, Canada
• Printer: Edmond Cloutier, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty
• Date: 1940–1941
• Language: English
• Country of Origin: Canada

About This Item

Issued under the authority of the Postmaster General and printed by the King's Printer, Edmond Cloutier, this guide served as the definitive reference for postal regulations across Canada during a pivotal wartime period. It is a compelling primary source for researchers, historians, and collectors interested in Canadian government history, wartime administration, and postal heritage.

An excellent addition to any collection of Canadiana, government ephemera, or postal history.

344 pages; 25 x 17 cm