Tagging search  Checklists  Books  Album pages      Study tips  Elizabethan Glossary Study Notes  Modern stamp paper  Fluorescence  Phosphor tagging  Postal rates Checklists Karsh/Wilding/Cameo:  Karsh  Wilding  Cameo Centennial:  Centennial Caricature & Landscape:  Caricature  Landscape  Cityscapes Environment:  Flowers  Trees  Street Scenes  National Parks  QE II  Parliament  Maple Leaf Artifact & Parliament:  Low-value  Medium-value  Parliament (bklt/coil)  Parliament (1st class) Mammals & Architecture:  Low-value  Medium-value  Architecture  QE II Berries, Fruit & Flag:  Low-value  Medium-value  Flag (first class)  Flag (vending bklt)  Flag (self-adhesive)  Flag (coil) Trade, Leaf & Wildlife:  Low-value Trades  Medium-value Trades  1st class/Medium-value Maple Leaf  1st class Leaf Coil  Medium-value Wildlife  High-value Wildlife Insect, Flag, Leaf & Flower:  Insects 2007-  Flag (vert) 2004-  Maple Leaf 2003-2004  Flowers Other  Stamp programs  Study Tips  Books  Stamp home page		Medium-value Fruit Trees (1991-96) Updated Aug 15/02  Background  Checklist  Low-value Edible Berries Background The medium-value fruit trees first made their appearance December 27, 1991. Twelve different designs have appeared in both sheet (panes of 50) and booklet (panes of 5) forms. As postal rates increased on an almost annual basis, three new values were issued on four different occassions: a USA rate (48c-52c), second step rate (65c-71c), and international rate (84c-90c). All but 2 of these values exist in more than one form, whether it be a perforation change, different paper, or tagging styles: perforations are either 13.1x13.1 (perf 13) or 14.4x13.8 (perf 14 1/2 x 14) the 88c value comes with either block tagging or 3-bar tagging three different paper types exist: Coated, Harrison, and Peterborough. Click here for a discussion of identifying modern-day Canadian postage stamp paper. 8 values come in booklet forms (the USA and international-rate values) Checklist [ This is a "wide" table, by necessity - too many varieties! ]   Sheet   Booklet   AP CBN AP   AP CBN   13.1 14.4x13.8   14.4x13.8 13.1   Coated Harrison Peterborough Coated   Coated Harrison Peterborough Value Block 3-bar Block 3-bar Block 3-bar   Block 3-bar Block 3-bar Block 3-bar USA rate: 48c Macintosh Apple Dec 27/91               Dec 27/91             49c Delicious Apple Dec 30/92   Jan 7/94           Dec 30/92       Jan 7/94     50c Snow Apple Apr 10/95   Feb 25/94           Mar 27/95         Feb 25/94 Mar 27/95   52c Gravenstein Apple Oct 96     Jul 31/95   Oct 6/95     Oct 6/95   Oct 96     Jul 31/95   2nd step rate: 65c Black Walnut Dec 27/91                             67c Beaked Hazelnut Dec 30/92                             69c Shagbark Hickory Apr 10/95   Feb 25/94                         71c American Chestnut Oct 6/95     Jul 31/95   Dec 95                   International rate: 84c Stanley Plum Dec 27/91               Dec 27/91             86c Bartlett Pear Dec 30/92   Jan 7/94           Dec 30/92       Jan 7/94     88c Westcot Apricot   Apr 10/95   Feb 25/94 Nov 14/94         Mar 27/95       Feb 25/94 Nov 14/94 90c Elberta Peach   Oct 6/95     Jul 31/95   Spring 96     Oct 6/95   Oct 96     Jul 31/95 The date shown is the date of issue of that specific variety. A "blank" means the item does not exist. Teal shaded entries were not announced by Canada Post.
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