Lot #208: “PINK PANTHER” Canada 1986 15 x 34-cent “Exploration of Canada”. Pane of 15 Stamps

“PINK PANTHER” Canada 1986 15 x 34-cent “Exploration of Canada”. Pane of 15 Stamps “Pink Panther” -- Canada 1986 15 x 34-cent “Exploration of Canada”. Pane of 15 Stamps Scott#: 1107a. NOTE: The bottom middle one has the variety "pink print flaw" (pink panther) at position 49 (#1107i). The ones found in the first row (middle); and in the third row (one on the left side, and one on the right side) are regular (#1107a). Mint - Very Fine Never Hinged (M-VFNH) This is a pane of 34 Canada postage stamps from the Exploration of Canada series, specifically Part I, issued in 1986. The pane features four distinct designs by artist Frederick Hagan, arranged in a se-tenant (joined) format. These stamps were issued to commemorate the lead-up to CAPEX '87, the world philatelic exhibition held in Toronto. Stamp Identification Scott Number: #1107a (for a block of four). The pane is typically referred to by the individual stamp numbers #1104–1107. Issue Date: October 1, 1986. Printer: Ashton-Potter Ltd. Perforation: 13.5. Featured Explorers/Themes A Continent and Its Peoples (#1104): Representing the indigenous people already present in Canada. Vikings Sail Westward (#1105): Commemorating Norse exploration of the Atlantic coast. John Cabot Makes His Landfall (#1106): Marking his 1497 voyage to the shores of Newfoundland or Cape Breton. Hudson Bay Discovered (#1107): Depicting Henry Hudson’s 1610 expedition. Hudson Bay Discovered (#1107i - The bottom middle one has the variety "pink print flaw" (pink panther) at position 49): Depicting Henry Hudson’s 1610 expedition. All information provided herein is considered accurate. It is the buyer's responsibility to verify its accurateness. As shown and as is. The pictures are part of the description. Pickup category timeslot {A}