Carte Postal Maximum Charles VII Roi de France

 

Stamp: France – Famous People series – Charles VII – 10 francs + 6 francs, red

(Issue date: 28 October 1946)

Postmark: Paris – Musée Postal – Circular date stamp reading “14 MARS 1947 – 4 Rue St. Romain”

(Last day of postal validity of the issue.)

Postcard:

Monochrome printed postcard depicting a portrait of Charles VII, presented with a curtain‑framed background and formal attire. The postcard reproduces the artwork traditionally associated with the Musée du Louvre. (Edition not indicated.)

Concordance

Thematic: Full thematic concordance.

The stamp features Charles VII, and the postcard also illustrates a portrait of the same French monarch, providing complete alignment of iconographic and historical subject matter, fully compliant with maximaphilic principles.

Geographic: Strong geographic concordance.

The stamp is a French issue, and the cancellation was applied in Paris, at the Postal Museum.

The postcard also depicts a figure deeply rooted in French royal history, ensuring coherent geographic association.

Temporal: Excellent temporal concordance.

The cancellation date—14 March 1947—corresponds to the last day of postal validity of the Charles VII semi‑postal stamp issued on 28 October 1946.

This creates a perfect temporal alignment and adds notable philatelic value, as cancellations on a stamp’s final day of use are highly desirable in maximaphily.