The History of America Stamp Collection
Official tributes that tell the story of the United States of America…
- A stunning collection of 100 official U.S. stamps – some issued more than 80 years ago – in pristine mint condition.
- These stamps honour and memorialise the major events in American history, and together they celebrate 500 years of the great nation.
- Each stamp comes with a Collector Card – written by experts – that provides fascinating narrative about the person or event featured on the stamp.
- FREE: A Display Chest and Collector’s Guide, included at no extra charge, sent with the third shipment.
- BONUS: A vintage U.S. stamp – also in mint condition – featuring Carpenters’ Hall in Philadelphia, which housed the First Continental Congress in 1774.
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From Christopher Columbus’s arrival in the New World in 1492… to independence in 1776… and so much more, celebrate 500 years of American history with The History of America Stamp Collection, a sweeping compilation of 100 official U.S. stamps – each in mint condition and some issued more than 80 years ago.
Major events in American history are honoured and memorialised on official United States postage stamps dating back to the early 1900’s. With most being issued for just a short time and having been out of issue for generations, these treasured stamps form a priceless legacy. Every stamp in this stunning collection – even the earliest issues dating back to the 1930’s –
is in pristine mint condition and is no longer available from any post office. What’s more, each stamp is protectively encapsulated in a crystal-clear holder to ensure worry-free viewing for generations to come.
Featuring silver-toned hardware and a draw for the fascinating Collector Cards that accompany each stamp, a custom-crafted wooden Display is included in your third shipment at no additional charge and is the perfect way to showcase your collection. You’ll also receive a BONUS vintage U.S. stamp – in mint condition – featuring Carpenters’ Hall in Philadelphia, which housed the First Continental Congress in 1774 and was one of the most important buildings in America’s early history.
The display measures 10¾˝ x 12¾˝ x 6⅝˝
Item #:UK-HASC
