2010.54.20780

Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy
1966
13 in HIGH x 9 in WIDE
(33.02 cm HIGH x 22.86 cm WIDE)
All Of Us Or None Archive. Gift of the Rossman Family.
2010.54.20780

Printed at the bottom right: "Issued By Authority Of The Postmaster General" with a Canada Post logo.

Poster has white unprinted edges enclosing a pink background with black text and a central black and white illustration showing a 5 cent Canadian stamp with a power plant, atom symbol, microscope and "Peaceful Uses - Utilisations Pacifiques". At the top of the poster is "Peaceful Uses / Of Atomic Energy / 27th July 1966". At the bottom of the poster is "the nation''s active role in developing peaceful uses / of atomic energy is symbolized by this commemorative / stamp to be issued by the Canada Post Office. / the stamp marks the year in which large-scale / production of electricity by means of nuclear power / becomes a reality in Canada as a generating station goes / into operation at Douglas Point, Ontario, on the shores / of Lake Huron. / first day of sale will be 27th July, 1966."
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