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1928–29 Canada “Scroll” Issue – A Landmark Set

Canada’s “Scroll” Issue of 1928–29 is often considered one of the finest definitive series ever produced. Named for the ornate scrollwork framing each design, the set marked a dramatic shift in Canadian philately by introducing pictorial high values alongside traditional portraits.

Low to Mid Denominations (1¢–8¢): Feature engraved portraits of King George V in bold colors.
10¢ Mount Hurd: Showcases the Canadian Rockies with totem poles in the foreground.
12¢ Quebec Bridge: A tribute to Canadian engineering achievement.
20¢ Harvesting Wheat: Celebrates the nation’s agricultural strength.
50¢ Bluenose: Widely considered Canada’s most beautiful stamp, depicting the legendary Nova Scotia schooner.
$1 Parliament: A striking view of Ottawa’s Parliament Buildings with the Peace Tower.

This was the first Canadian definitive series to blend portraits and landscapes, making it a milestone in stamp design. The artistry, engraving quality, and iconic subjects have made the Scroll Issue a favorite for generations of collectors.

These classically engraved stamps represent both the beauty and history of Canadian philately at its best.

1928–29 Canada “Scroll” Issue – A Landmark Set

Low to Mid Denominations (1¢–8¢): Feature engraved portraits of King George V in bold colors.
10¢ Mount Hurd: Showcases the Canadian Rockies with totem poles in the foreground.
12¢ Quebec Bridge: A tribute to Canadian engineering achievement.
20¢ Harvesting Wheat: Celebrates the nation’s agricultural strength.
50¢ Bluenose: Widely considered Canada’s most beautiful stamp, depicting the legendary Nova Scotia schooner.
$1 Parliament: A striking view of Ottawa’s Parliament Buildings with the Peace Tower.