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SCG12787 - Canada 8¢ Nellie McClung Women’s Rights Pioneer Commemorative Stamp
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Issued by Canada, this 8-cent commemorative stamp honors Nellie McClung (1873–1951), one of the country’s most influential social reformers and leaders of the women’s suffrage movement. A member of the famed “Famous Five,” McClung played a key role in advancing women’s legal recognition and voting rights in Canada. The design combines her portrait with imagery symbolizing early women activists, reflecting Canada’s progressive social history. This issue is highly valued in thematic collections focusing on feminism, social reform, and notable personalities.
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