1907
 |
# 1 was issued May
8, 1907 to Mr. William Black, Wolfville for Oldsmobile Touring Car. |
| # 2 was
issued May 18, 1907 to Mr. W.L. Kane, Halifax. |
| # 62
was the last number issued that year. |
| # 13
was not issued. |
| # 63
to # 107 were issued to new registrations. |
| # 108
to # 176 were issued to new registrations. |
| # 177
to ? were issued to new registrations. |
| A total
of 1,710 vehicles were actively registered. |
| Approximately
5,100 vehicles were actively registered. This permanent plate numbering
system remained in effect through 1917, although in 1912 the Law was
amended to change the permanent registration fee to an annual fee.
The highest known plate # of the 1907/17 system was # 6068.
For 1918, the Province began issuing license plates directly to
motorists on an annual basis. All plates in use from 1907 to 1917
were now considered invalid.
Note: The first colour indicates that of the numbers and province
name, etc., while the second colour indicates the background of
the plate.
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1918
 |
White on Dark Green;
province name on two lines above a provincial coat-of-arms at left,
with the year below that. Plates were flat, silk-screened, and came
in three sizes: 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" for two-digit numbers; 5 1/2" x 10
1/2" for three-digit numbers; and 5 1/2" x 12 1/2" for four-digit
numbers. |
| 1919 |
Black on Yellow; same
design as 1918 plates; plates also flat, silk-screened, but apparently
only in one size, 5 1/2" x 12 1/2". |
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