Canada. 1984, March 15. History Culture Ethnography Canadian North 50 1934-1984 Issue of postmarks dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the founding of the city of Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories of Canada due to the discovery of gold deposits there in 1934. The story of the postal stamps depicts a bar of smelted gold on a bowl of scales. In the figure, envelope is the name of the city in four languages of the area: South Slavey, Dogrib (the languages of the Indian tribes), Inuktitut (the language of the Inuit) and Angian. On the back of the envelope is the text in English and French with a brief description of this issue of stamps and the topic to which it is devoted - see the table below. FDC with FULL edition from the 1st postmarks Mi.903 in the quarterblock. Condition is Lux.
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