Yt:FR 864
Stamp: France – Famous People series – Raymond Poincaré – 15 French francs
(Issue date: 27 May 1950)
Postmark: Paris – Commemorative cancellation for the “Foire de Paris – Philatélie”
(Date present on the cancellation is not readable; based on the Fair’s calendar, the most probable dates of use are 27, 28, or 29 May 1950, the last three days of the event held from 13 to 29 May.)
Postcard: Monochrome printed postcard depicting a portrait of Raymond Poincaré, presented in a formal pose typical of early‑ to mid‑20th‑century French official portraiture. The design frames the statesman with a sober, classical aesthetic that emphasizes his political stature.
The printed caption identifies Raymond Poincaré and his role in French political history.
(Edition not indicated.)
Concordance
Thematic: Full thematic concordance.
The stamp depicts Raymond Poincaré, and the postcard illustrates a portrait of the same historical figure, ensuring complete thematic alignment according to maximaphilic standards. Stamp, postmark, and postcard all relate directly to the same person.
Geographic: Strong geographic concordance.
The stamp is a French issue, the commemorative cancellation was applied in Paris during the Foire de Paris – Philatélie, and the postcard portrays a major figure of French national political history.
All three elements share the same geographic and cultural context.
Temporal: Correct temporal concordance.
The cancellation—although its date is unreadable—is known to have been applied during the Foire de Paris, which ended on 29 May 1950.
Since the stamp was issued on 27 May 1950, the event’s final days (27–29 May) fall within the earliest valid period of postal use of the stamp, satisfying maximaphilic temporal requirements.
Even without a legible date, the context of use confirms that the cancellation aligns with the proper validity period of the issue.
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