First Day Covers FDC - 1995 United Nations 50 Anniversary Stamp

I am selling a Canada Post Official First Day Cover (OFDC) – United Nations 50th Anniversary (1995) in excellent condition. A vintage Official First Day Cover (OFDC) issued by Canada Post on October 24, 1995. This collectible envelope commemorates the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations (1945–1995) and highlights Canada’s significant contributions to international peacekeeping. Item Details: * Issuer: Canada Post Corporation. * Date of Issue: October 24, 1995 (United Nations Day). * Postmark Location: Ottawa, Ontario. * Theme: Canada & The United Nations / Peacekeeping. Visual Features: * The Stamp: Features a historical black-and-white photograph of Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King signing the UN Charter, overlaid with a metallic/foil United Nations emblem. * The Cachet (Artwork): Displays a color illustration of two Canadian peacekeepers (wearing iconic blue berets) against the backdrop of the UN flag and a mountainous landscape. * The Cancellation: Features a specialized "Day of Issue" cancellation mark with a stylized "50" and maple leaf motif. * Reverse Side: Contains detailed bilingual text (English and French) outlining the history of Canada's involvement in the UN, referencing Mackenzie King and Lester B. Pearson’s role in establishing UN peacekeeping forces. Condition: * Status: Unaddressed (clean, no handwritten address). * Quality: Excellent vintage condition. Corners are sharp, and the colors remain vibrant. Please refer to the attached photos for a closer look at the edges and surface. Collector Interest: This item appeals to stamp collectors (philatelists), military history enthusiasts, and collectors of Canadiana. It is a beautiful tribute to Canada's diplomatic history. Tags: Canada Post, First Day Cover, OFDC, Stamps, Philately, United Nations, UN 50th Anniversary, Peacekeeping, Canadian Military, Vintage 1995, Mackenzie King, Lester B. Pearson, Blue Berets, Collectibles. Comes from a pet and smoke-free environment. Pickup in Mount Pleasant (NW Calgary)