This original 1991 Canadian postcard features a vibrant lithograph print of four commemorative Christmas stamps issued by Canada Post. The stamps depict classic Christmas characters, including multiple stylized Santas in festive scenes such as carrying gifts, riding a horse, and a St. Nicholas figure presenting a gift to a child. The issue date for these stamps is October 23, 1991, making this postcard a collectible piece for philatelists and holiday memorabilia enthusiasts. Produced and printed in Canada, the postcard bears clear bilingual text in English and French, reflecting Canada's official languages. It also highlights the Canada Post Corporation branding and provides detailed print run quantities and pane layouts for each stamp denomination: 35, 40, 46, and 80. The postcard is unposted and measures Continental size (6 x 4 inches) with a chrome finish, adding to its visual appeal and durability. Additionally, it references the World Philatelic Youth Exhibition held in Montreal in March 1992, connecting it to a significant event in the philatelic community. Collectors will appreciate this postcard for its original lithograph print, historical context, and representation of Canadian Christmas iconography. Its detailed production and issuance data provide valuable information for stamp collectors and holiday postcard aficionados alike. This postcard is a unique addition to any collection celebrating Canadian postal history or festive holiday themes.