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1901 The Royal Bank of Canada
A very early RBC stationary cover showing the new name which was
announced to the public on January 2, 1901, only 6 weeks before.
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Common in the period, drop letters were merely addressed to "City". In
this case, Charlottetown didn't have local carriers, so the letter was
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1901 (FE 25) Charlottetown, PEI, 1¢
'Numeral' paying the 1 cent per ounce drop letter rate in a city without
free local carrier delivery.
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