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Historical events on this date (November 21) ...

Birth of Samuel Cunard (1781)

Pioneers of Transatlantic Mail Service
Stamp issued: 2004.05.28

Birth of Foster William Hewitt (1902)

Canadian Entertainment
Stamp issued: 1999.12.17

General Assembly of the United Nations adopted a resolution; 1965 is International Co-operation Year (1963)

International Co-operation Year
Stamp issued: 1965.03.03

Stamps issued on: 11.21

4 stamp(s) found.

Canadian Locomotives (1925-1945)

34c multicoloured

CN V-1-a Locomotive
1986.11.21

[CN Class V-1-a 2-Do-1+1-Do-2 type / CN classe V-1-a type 2-Do-1+1-Do-2]

Canadian Locomotives (1925-1945)

34c multicoloured

CP Class T1a Locomotive
1986.11.21

[CP Class T1a 2-10-4 type / CP classe T1a type 2-10-4]

Canadian Locomotives (1925-1945)

39c multicoloured

CN Class U-2-a Locomotive
1986.11.21

[CN Class U-2-a 4-8-4 type / CN classe U-2-a type 4-8-4]

Canadian Locomotives (1925-1945)

68c multicoloured

CP Class H1c Locomotive
1986.11.21

[CP Class H1c 4-6-4 type / CP classe H1c type 4-6-4]

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