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Canada Post Corporation continues its tradition of featuring the Canadian Flag on postage stamp with a 42-cent definitive stamp issued on December 27, 1991. Complementing last year's depiction of the flag against a background of mountain and forest, the new stamp features the "Maple Leaf" Flag flying over rolling hills in the evening. The symbolism focuses upon the vastness of Canada. A one-colour steel engraving of the Flag appears on the 42-cent roll of 100 stamps. Toronto designers Gottschalk + Ash International were responsible for all of the Flag stamp designs, including the 42-cent "Quick Sticks" self-adhesive Flag stamp. The Maple Leaf Flag appeared on a Canadian stamp in 1965, to mark its official proclamation on February 15 that year.
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Designed by Stuart Bradley Ash. Designed by Katalin Kovats.
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Reference
Canada Post Corporation. Canada's Stamps Details, No. 5, 1992, p. 4.
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