Description: This pristine mint se-tenant block of four stamps features beautifully rendered prehistoric creatures that inhabited ancient Canada. The upper-left stamp features the theropod Albertosaurus, while the upper-right panels display the aquatic marine reptile Platecarpus, both native to the Cretaceous period. The lower-left stamp features the long-necked, slender Massospondylus from the Jurassic period, and the lower-right stamp portrays the horned, frilled ceratopsian Styracosaurus, also from the Cretaceous period. Each design features the animal's Latin and French common names, its designated geological era, a bold face value of "43", and "CANADA" emblazoned across the lower border.
Circa: 1993
Condition: Mint
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