1942 Société de Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cinderella Poster Stamp - Montreal Canada - Tercentenary

Vintage Original 1942 Société de Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cinderella Poster Stamp - Montreal Canada - Tercentenary

Small Sized Measures Approx. 1" Wide by 1-1/2" Tall

In Very Good Vintage Condition - Signs Of Perforation Wear And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Stamp.

This 1942 Poster Stamp Issued By The Société De Saint-Jean-Baptiste Commemorates The 300th Anniversary Of Montreal's Founding In 1642. It Features Madame De Bullion, A Wealthy French Benefactress Who Secretly Funded The Hôtel-Dieu De Montréal, One Of The City's First Hospitals. Known As "La Bienfaitrice Inconnue," She Played A Key Role In Early New France's Charitable Efforts. The Stamp Reflects Quebec's Nationalist Sentiment And The Société's Mission To Honor French-Canadian Heritage. Designed By Louis Joseph Dubois, It Serves As A Piece Of Philatelic Ephemera From The WWII Era, Marking A Major Milestone In Montreal's History.

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