1930's Canada Poster Stamp Foreign Countries Do Not Support Manufacturers

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Year of Issue

1930's

Item Description

1930's Canada Poster Stamp Made-In-Canada Movement Foreign Countries Do Not Support Canadian Manufacturers, So Why Support Theirs? Buy ‘Made-in-Canada’ Goods And Support Canadians Produced For The National Drug And Chemical Company Of Canada (Na-Dru-Co) Unused Previously Glued To Page On Top Of Stamp 80% Original Gum . This French-Language Poster Stamp, Issued In The Early 1930s As Part Of Na-Dru-Co’s “Faites-au-Canada” Campaign, Appeals To Canadian Economic Nationalism During The Great Depression. It Features A Man In Work Clothes, Holding A Metal Lunch Pail, Gazing Toward A Distant Industrial Skyline Framed By Smoke And Sunset Hues. The Text Reads, “Les Pays Étrangers Ne Soutiennent Pas Les Manufactures Canadiennes, Pourquoi Soutenir Les Leurs? Achetez Les Marchandises ‘Faites-au-Canada’ Et Assistez Les Canadiens,” Which Translates As, “Foreign Countries Do Not Support Canadian Manufacturers, So Why Support Theirs? Buy ‘Made-in-Canada’ Goods And Support Canadians.” Below, It Reaffirms That “Les Marchandises NA-DRU-CO Sont ‘Faites-au-Canada’.” This Stamp Highlights The Urgency Of Supporting Domestic Industry, Framed Through The Experience Of The Canadian Worker, And Reflects The Broader Messaging Strategy Of The National Drug And Chemical Company Of Canada To Align Its Brand With National Loyalty And Self-Reliance. Chat GPT
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