These scanned images show the various stages of the design and development of the 1c stamp. The stamp was designed by Herman Herbert Schwartz of the Canadian Bank Note Company. It was finished by Edwin H. Gunn and William F. Ford. The portrait was engraved by William Jung and the ornaments by Carol Maybie.

	Portrait of Princess Elizabeth by Marcus Adams. Used for 1 cent stamp Reproduced with permission from Canada Post Corporation The Canadian Bank Note Company also printed Canada's bank notes Reproduced with permission Canadian Paper Money Society
Submitted montage of stamp. Approval signed February 4, 1935 Reproduced with permission from Canada Post Corporation
	Detail of montage (on left) with die proof on right. NB: Colour of this die proof is slate green and was not used. Reproduced with permission from Canada Post Corporation
Die Proof Colour Trial submitted for approval. Received March 4, 1935. Stamped on back "Approved" dated March 5, 1935 Reproduced with permission from Canada Post Corporation
		Proof approval. Note colour number and acceptance. Final aproval - March 14. Handwritten note on ba ck. "Die Proof of the 1935 Jubilee Issue 1c stamp manufactured by the Canadian Bank Note Co approved by the Hon Arthur Sauvé Postmaster General" Signed by PT Coolican, Acting DPMG Reproduced with permission from Canada Post Corporation
Index card with pertinent information Reproduced with permission from Canada Post Corporation