Stamp
SCG2632 - Canada 1962 – Jean Talon 5¢ Stamp
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This Canadian 5¢ stamp issued in 1962 honors Jean Talon, the first Intendant of New France. Depicted in traditional attire, Talon is shown engaging settlers, symbolizing his role in encouraging immigration and agricultural development in the colony. The rural background, tools, livestock, and rooster emphasize his reforms in farming and settlement. Printed in deep blue, this stamp reflects Canada’s early colonial history and the foundational work of Talon in nation-building.
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