08-06-2026, 09:07 AM
I'm not sure I understand why Canada Post used the back-end of a longship for its year 2000 stamp. Interesting design choice. You'd think they'd use the dragon view on the prow.
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Stamp:
L'Anse aux Meadows World Heritage Site
Millennium Collection, Souvenir Sheet
Issed Feb 17, 2000
46c, GT4
Unitrade 1827a
Janet and I were at L'ans aux meadows on July 28, 2000 when the Islendinger, and a flotilla of other ships, came in from Greenland and Iceland to celebrate the 1000th anniversary of Leif Ericson's voyage to the tip of Newfoundland. As you can see from my photo, the Islendinger did indeed have the requisite dragon. (smile)
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Cheers, Hugh
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Stamp:
L'Anse aux Meadows World Heritage Site
Millennium Collection, Souvenir Sheet
Issed Feb 17, 2000
46c, GT4
Unitrade 1827a
Janet and I were at L'ans aux meadows on July 28, 2000 when the Islendinger, and a flotilla of other ships, came in from Greenland and Iceland to celebrate the 1000th anniversary of Leif Ericson's voyage to the tip of Newfoundland. As you can see from my photo, the Islendinger did indeed have the requisite dragon. (smile)
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Cheers, Hugh
Hugh MacDonald, Wolfe Island
Member: BNAPS. PHSC, MPHS, FPHS, AMGCC, CSS
Auxiliary Markings Club, Postal Stationery Society, British Postmark Society,
Civil Censorship Study Group
ArGe Deutsche Feldpost: 1914-1918 e.V.
Member: BNAPS. PHSC, MPHS, FPHS, AMGCC, CSS
Auxiliary Markings Club, Postal Stationery Society, British Postmark Society,
Civil Censorship Study Group
ArGe Deutsche Feldpost: 1914-1918 e.V.