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1 Cent Hull; Camp 32

Issuer Internment Camp 32
Year 1946
Type Vouchers
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Obverse description Printed in black letterpress on green-tinted paper. The denomination "1c" appears in large bold type at centre, with the camp designation "INTERNMENT CAMP 32" across the top. Validity dates are inscribed below the denomination in two lines of smaller text.
Obverse lettering INTERNMENT CAMP 32
1 c
Good from Jan. 1, 1946
to June 30, 1946
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Camp 32 was one of the prisoner-of-war camps operated in Hull, Quebec, during and immediately after World War II, holding German and Italian prisoners under Canadian administration. Notes issued in 1946 are post-VE Day, placing this scrip in the awkward final phase of camp operations when repatriation was underway but not yet complete — prisoners were still being held, still requiring a functional internal economy.

Canadian POW camp scrip is among the least-documented internment currency in North American collecting. Many issues were destroyed or confiscated upon repatriation, and camp authorities kept inconsistent records.

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