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"Lady of the Lightbulbs". Electright light inspection stamp, Canada, ca. 1900. This stamp was used on inspection reports of the electric wiring inside the house, and were issued in a variety of values. The lady is an allegory of Electricity. Similar stamps were made for gas inspection. The gas lady is, imho, not nearly as fascinating as this lady. Own scan, 600 dpi. --

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