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2019 US Flags in Rolls / Booklets Forever First Class Postage Stamps
With this new 2019 stamp, the Postal Service celebrates the American flag ā the most recognizable symbol of the nation ā on the 150th anniversary of the first U.S. stamps to depict Old Glory, the 10Ā¢ yellow and 30Ā¢ ultramarine & carmine Eagle, Shield and Flags Pictorial issues of 1869 (Scott 116 & 121). The photographic image on the new horizontally-formatted Forever stamp features a U.S. flag on the flagpoles near the end of Chicagoās Navy Pier, proudly waving in a May breeze. The photograph was taken by UPSP art director Antonio AlcalĆ”.Ā
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2019 US Flags in Rolls / Booklets Forever First Class Postage Stamps
2019 US Flags in Rolls / Booklets Forever First Class Postage Stamps
With this new 2019 stamp, the Postal Service celebrates the American flag ā the most recognizable symbol of the nation ā on the 150th anniversary of the first U.S. stamps to depict Old Glory, the 10Ā¢ yellow and 30Ā¢ ultramarine & carmine Eagle, Shield and Flags Pictorial issues of 1869 (Scott 116 & 121). The photographic image on the new horizontally-formatted Forever stamp features a U.S. flag on the flagpoles near the end of Chicagoās Navy Pier, proudly waving in a May breeze. The photograph was taken by UPSP art director Antonio AlcalĆ”.Ā
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With this new 2019 stamp, the Postal Service celebrates the American flag ā the most recognizable symbol of the nation ā on the 150th anniversary of the first U.S. stamps to depict Old Glory, the 10Ā¢ yellow and 30Ā¢ ultramarine & carmine Eagle, Shield and Flags Pictorial issues of 1869 (Scott 116 & 121). The photographic image on the new horizontally-formatted Forever stamp features a U.S. flag on the flagpoles near the end of Chicagoās Navy Pier, proudly waving in a May breeze. The photograph was taken by UPSP art director Antonio AlcalĆ”.Ā
