This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Canada Post Corporation. Active years: 1995.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1995
Title: Georges De Passille and the Composite Stamp
Introduction
Georges De Passille is an inventor associated with Hull, Canada, and Canada Post Corporation. His patent describes a composite postage stamp that combines a decorative design with standard postage information.
Latest Patents
De Passille is credited with 1 patent, titled “Composite Stamp.” The invention consists of two adhesive-backed parts used together to create a finished stamp. One part carries a decorative design, while the other displays postage details such as the country and denomination and provides an area for attaching the decorative part. The components may be supplied in dry-peelable form on a carrier substrate.
Career Highlights
De Passille’s documented patent work focuses on the composite stamp concept. By separating the decorative element from the postage-identification information, the design offers a way to combine visual customization with the practical details required for mailing.
Collaborations
The available information associates De Passille with Canada Post Corporation. No additional collaborators are identified in the supplied details.
Conclusion
Georges De Passille’s patent presents a two-part stamp design that brings decorative choice together with essential postage information.
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