New Zealand. 1964, 1 May. Issue of a postage stamp dedicated to road safety. The plot of the postage stamp depicts the steering wheel of a car and the driver's hand on the steering wheel, a road and two islands of the country. In the picture of the envelope - a similar story in a different perspective close-up. The whole thing is a documentary postage, a postal document that has passed the mail and sent to Canada an envelope of the First Day (CPD) of the stamp issue in postal circulation with a FULL issue from the 1st postage stamp Mi.432. Condition - EXCELLENT. On the front side of the envelope there are two different stamps: the cancellation stamp with the advertising text "Make 1st May an Accident Free Day" - "Make May 1st a day without accidents" and a round calendar post office stamp.
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