1913
Alberta Dealer. Although there are undoubtedly others out
there, this is the only example of a 1913 Dealer plate I have seen with
porcelain numbers (as opposed to a blank porcelain base with the letter
"D" and the numbers
painted on).
1913
British Columbia Motorcycle (First Issue).
1914
British Columbia Motorcycle.
1921
British Columbia Motorcycle.
1914
Manitoba Motorcycle.
Unlike the passenger plate in 1914, the motorcycle does not have the provincial
crest on it.
Undated (1917) New Brunswick Dealer.
1921
New Brunswick Commercial.
1938
Newfoundland Motorcycle.
1939
Prince Edward Island Motorcycle. I believe this is the
earliest known P.E.I. motorcycle plate.
1913
Saskatchewan Garage (Dealer).
1913
Saskatchewan Livery.
1913
Saskatchewan Motorcycle.
Note that of all the various types of porcelain plates which exist from
1912-1914, the motorcycles are the only ones which display the provincial crest.
1914
Saskatchewan Garage (Dealer).
1915
Saskatchewan Livery.
1921
Saskatchewan Dealer.
While the passenger plates
from 1919 to 1922 in Saskatchewan were porcelain, the non-passengers were not.
This flat metal plate is the reverse colors of the tab that was used on the
porcelain plates in 1921.
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