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Rare Consecutive 1973 Saskatchewan “Home of the RCMP” Licence Plates – F55-707 & F55-708

Rare Consecutive 1973 Saskatchewan “Home of the RCMP” Licence Plates – F55-707 & F55-708

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A rare consecutive-number pair of original 1973 Saskatchewan licence plates, numbered F55-707 and F55-708.

Both plates feature the memorable “Home of the RCMP” slogan with embossed red lettering on a cream-coloured reflective background. The consecutive numbering makes this pair especially appealing to Saskatchewan memorabilia and vintage licence-plate collectors.

These plates would make an excellent display in a garage, workshop, office, cabin, dealership, restaurant or Saskatchewan-themed collection.

At Jay’s Mercantile, we specialize in vintage, antique and collectable pieces with authentic character, history and stories worth preserving.

Details

Year: 1973

Province: Saskatchewan, Canada

Plate numbers: F55-707 and F55-708

Number sequence: Consecutive

Plate series: F-prefix farm series

Slogan: Home of the RCMP

Material: Embossed metal

Colour: Cream background with red lettering

Approximate size: 12" × 6" each

Quantity: Two licence plates

Sold as: One consecutive-number pair

Condition

Good vintage display condition with authentic wear from age and previous use.

The fronts retain strong red colouring with clearly readable numbers and lettering. Both plates show scratches, marks, edge wear, mounting-hole wear and some bending.

The backs show oxidation and surface rust, with heavier rust visible on the back of F55-708.

The plates have not been restored or repainted. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the condition description.

  1. Pickup and Shipping Information

Pickup: Pacific Heights, Saskatoon, SK

Shipping: Please enquire with us for shipping availability and a quote.

Jay’s Mercantile Motto

Recycling the past, one item at a time.

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