Canada 1976 Christmas Stamp Set ? Stained Glass Windows Scott Catalog #697, 698, 699 Issued on November 3, 1976, this three-stamp set celebrates the Nativity through vibrant stained glass window designs from Canadian churches. Each stamp features a unique depiction of the Christmas story rendered in multicoloured detail. Stamp #697 (8) shows the Nativity scene from St. Michael?s Cathedral in Toronto, created in 1912 by Franz Mayer Co. of Munich. Stamp #698 (10) features a stained glass window from St. John?s Church in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. Stamp #699 (20) displays a window from St. James Cathedral in Toronto. Printed by Ashton-Potter Ltd., the stamps have perforation measurements of 13.3 and tagging type GT2 (general tagging on two opposite edges). Mint Never Hinged. Original gum intact. A beautiful addition for collectors of Christmas themes, religious art, or Canadian commemoratives. Multiple items- additional items are shipped without any extra cost Items are shipped using Canada Post without tracking to keep costs low. This is the most economical option. Canada Post is incredibly reliable, but can be slow. Although not common, it can take up to 2 1/2 weeks for a maill to reach a U.S.destination and 4 to 5 weeks for an international address. If you require tracking or a faster delivery please message before ordering. If you are looking a multiple purchases, please message us. Although PHILATELISTs appreciate these Postage Stamps, Crafty people can utilize these unused, vintage postage stamps to enhance a journal, scrapbook, stationary, envelope, or other papercraft project.