To May 31, 1967
Introduced on November 1, 1963, the 35 cents international registration fee provided up to 25 gold francs ($8.07) indemnity.
Perth to Lahti, Finland, April 3, 1967
15 cents air mail rate to Europe + 35 cents registration fee
June 1, 1967 - October 31, 1968
The registration fee increased to 50 cents on June 1, 1967. The fee provided up to 25 gold francs ($8.07) indemnity.
Sweden
Campbell River to Stockholm, October 26, 1967
15 cents air mail rate to Europe + 50 cents registration fee
Great Britain
London to Godalming, England, June 21, 1967
30 cents air mail letter rate to GB (1 oz.) + 50 cents registration fee
Nepal
Montreal to Lalitpur, October 1967
$1.00 paying 50 cents one oz. air mail to Asia ( 2 x 25c/1/2 oz.) + 50 cents registration fee
Calgary to Lalitpur, October 16, 1967
$1.25 paying 75 cents 1 1/2 oz. air mail to Asia ( 3 x 25c/1/2 oz.) + 50 cents registration feeGerman Democratic Republic
Willowdale to Leipzig, June 19, 1968
15 cents air mail letter rate to Europe + 50 cents registration fee
November 1, 1968 - August 31, 1975
On November 1, 1968, the maximum indemnity for loss increased from 25 to 40 gold francs. The fee remained at 50 cents.
German Federal Republic
Toronto to Hanover, January 10, 1969
80 cents paying 30 cents air mail 1 oz. air mail rate to Europe ( 2 x 15c/1/2 oz.) + 50 cents registration fee
Vancouver to Munich, October 2, 1969
$1.75 paying $1.20 cents 4 oz. air mail rate to Europe ( 8 x 15c/1/2 oz.) + 50 cents registration fee
South Africa
Downsview to Florida North, Transvaal, August 10, 1970
$1.00 paying 50 cent cents 1oz. air mail rate to Africa ( 2 x 25c/1/2 oz.) + 50 cents registration fee
Sweden
Toronto to Johanneshov, February 26, 1970
15 cents air mail rate to Europe + 50 cents registration fee
The letter below to Czechoslovakia was not registered in Canada; however, it was opened by Czechoslovakian currency control authorities. Upon inspection, the envelope was sealed and a registration label affixed. The addressee was charged 1 Kcs, the registration fee.
Cumberland Beach, Ont., to Novi Jicim, January 29, 1969
15 cents air mail letter rate to Europe
Currency Control Sealing Tape
Instructional Handstamp
The handstamp below stated that the letter was to be delivered only to the addressee.
Poland
During the Cold War era, we see registered letters to Poland that have a Warsaw 3 handstamp stating that the envelope was in an opened state when it arrived in the country.
Warsaw 3, August 1, 1970
Toronto Sub 123 to Zgorzelec , August 27, 1970
15 cents air mail letter rate to Europe + 50 cents registration fee
Republic of Viet Nam
Beaconsfield to Saigon, December 24, 1968
25 cents air mail letter rate to Asia + 50 cents registration fee
On July 1, 1971, a uniform letter rate of 15 cents to all countries for the 1st oz. was introduced.
German Federal Republic
Montreal to Saltau, March 17, 1972
15 cents international letter rate + 50 cents registration fee
Willowdale Postal Station "D" to Munich, June 11, 1973
15 cents international letter rate + 50 cents registration fee
Israel
Ottawa Sub 65 to Jerusalem, September 29, 1971
80 cents paying 30 cents 2 ounce international letter rate + 50 cents registration fee
France
Montreal Place Bonaventure to Paris, August 17, 1971
15 cents international letter rate + 50 cents registration fee
Port Menier to Paris, March 20, 1972
15 cents Aerogramme rate + 50 cents registration fee
Toronto Sub 188 to Helsinki, December 22, 1972
15 cents international letter rate + 50 cents registration fee
Czechoslovakia
Fort Erie to Olomouc, November 1, 1971
15 cents international letter rate + 50 cents registration fee
The Czechoslovakian government inspected incoming international mail for currency control purposes. The opened mailed was sealed with tape and handstamped by a currency control official.
Currency control handstamp
Crete
Toronto Station "Q" to Iraklion,September 21, 1972
80 cents paying 30 cents 2 ounce international letter rate + 50 cents registration fee
Acknowledgment of Receipt
a) to May 31, 1967
The AR fee was 10 cents at the time of mailing, and 20 cents after mailing
[Not shown]
b) From June 1, 1967
The AR fee increased to 15 cents at the time of mailing and 25 cents after mailing.
Mail from Vancouver to Rome, July 1970
The cover below had an AR card attached.
Montreal to Vienna, April 10, 1973
15 cents international letter rate + 50 cents registration fee
Mailing to Germany
Weston to Hamburg Germany, June 2, 1972
25 cents paying 15 cents AR fee + 10 cents air mail post card rate
Registration receipt
The card should have been signed by the addressee in Hamburg but was incorrectly signed by a person in Maple, Ontario, on June 5, 1972. It appears that the card may have been attached to the wrong registered item.