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StampCollection Honoring African Americans The collection shown here consists of 133 United States postage stamps which were issued by the U.S. Postal Service to honor African Americans or significant historical events relative to African Americans in the United States. These stamps have never been used and are in mint condition. This collection contains the 10 cent Booker T. Washington stamp which was issued in 1940 and the 3 cent George Washington Carver stamp issued in 1948. These two men were the first famous African Americans to appear on United States postage stamps. The stamps are stored in acid free Vario stock sheets and placed in a three ring binder. The binder cover has a beautiful color image of a famous African American who appeared on a stamp. Payment Terms: I accept and prefer that payments be made through PayPal . Items will be shipped immediately after payments made through PayPal . If you are located outside of the continental United States , please email me with your location so that I can provide you with shipping cost. Refunds: If you are not 100% satisfied with your collection, return it within 7 days for a full refund of the purchase price. Buyer will pay for the return shipping cost. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! The following stamps are part of this collection. Free stamp tongs included with every collection purchased. This is the most comprehensive African American stamp collection available. Booker T. Washington 1940 Thirteenth Amendment 1940 George Washington Carver 1948 Malcolm X 1999 Centennial - B. T. Washington 1956 Children's Stamp 1956 Emancipation Proclamation 1963 Patricia Roberts Harris 2000 Frederick Douglass 1967 Support Our Youth 1968 Black Soldier w/ John Trumbull 1968 Roy Wilkins 2001 W. C. Handy 1969 Henry O. Tanner 1973 Postal Employees 1973 Postal Employees 1973 Postal Employees 1973 Postal Employees 1973 Paul Lawrence Dunbar 1975 Langston Hughes 2002 Salem Poor 1975 Harriet Tubman 1978 Martin Luther King, Jr. 1979 Zora Neale Hurston 2003 Olympic Runner 1979 Benjamin Banneker 1980 Charles Drew 1981 Thurgood Marshall 2003 Ralph Bunch 1982 Whitney Moore Young 1981 Jackie Robinson 1982 Wilma Rudolph 2004 Physical Fitness 1983 Scott Joplin 1983 Olympic Boxer 1983 Paul Roberson 2004 Carter G. Woodson 1984 Mary McLeod Bethune 1985 Help End Hunger 1985 Alvin Ailey 2004 Sojourner Truth 1986 Duke Ellington 1986 Matthew Henson 1986 James Baldwin 2004 Jean Baptiste Du Sable 1987 United Way 1987 James Weldon Johnson 1988 Sickle Cell 2004 Olympic Gymnast 1988 A. Phillip Randolph 1988 Letter Carriers 1989 Kwanzaa 97, 99, 02, 04, 09 Ida B. Wells 1989 Jesse Owens 1990 Jan E. Matzeliger 1991 Marian Anderson 2005 W. E. B. Du Bois 1992 Clyde McPhatter 1993 Otis Redding 1993 Arthur Ashe 2005 Dinah Washington 1993 Percy Lavon Julian 1993 Joe Louis 1993 Sugar Ray Robinson 2006 Dr. Allison Davis 1994 Buffalo Soldiers 1994 Ethel Waters 1994 Hattie McDaniel 2006 Nat King Cole 1994 Bessie Smith 1994 Muddy Waters 1994 Ella Fitzgerald 2007 Billie Holiday 1994 Robert Johnson 1994 Jimmy Rushing 1994 Charles W. Chesnutt 2008 Ma Rainey 1994 Mildred Bail...
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