Maximum Card Georges Clemenceau

 

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Stamp: France – Famous People series – Georges Clemenceau – 15 francs - (Issue date: 11 November 1951)

Postmark: Paris – First Day of Issue cancellation - Date: 11.11.1951

Postcard: Monochrome printed postcard depicting a sculptural portrait of Georges Clemenceau, based on the work of Auguste Rodin. (Edition unknown)

Concordance

Thematic: Full thematic concordance.

The stamp portrays Georges Clemenceau, and the postcard also depicts a sculpted portrait of the same historical figure, ensuring perfect thematic alignment under maximaphilic rules. All three elements—stamp, postmark, and postcard—directly reference Clemenceau.

Geographic:

Strong geographic concordance.

The stamp is a French issue, the First Day cancellation was applied in Paris, and the postcard reproduces a work by the French sculptor Auguste Rodin, representing Georges Clemenceau. This creates complete geographic coherence.

Temporal: Excellent temporal concordance.

The cancellation date—11 November 1951—is the official First Day of Issue of the Georges Clemenceau stamp. This results in a perfect temporal match and makes the card a true First Day Maximum Card, the highest standard in maximaphily.