The
"Motor Vehicle Receipt" (above left) and "Registration Form" were submitted to BCpl8s.ca
by Tom Bourne, who advises that it was issued to his grandfather,
W. Cox.
As can be seen on both documents,
they are date stamped the 15th of November, 1919, but of even
more interest is that the "Motor Licence Number." (which
is taken to be the number on the license plate) is shown
as 21,722.
It is likely
that by this time of the year, the supply of regular license
plates had been exhausted and that the recipient would have
received a temporary cardboard plate to see them through
to 1920 and the issuance of a new base plate (see below).