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US Postage Stamp Collection - face value total $187.47
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Most (close to all) stamps are in great condition and have original gum and excellent ink color. They have been stored in the book or in the envelopes. The total face value for the U.S. stamps is $187.47. There are some forign stamps in the collection that I have listed at the end. This collection has multiples of the same stamps. When you see the number of stamps for each item, it does not mean they are all attached on the same sheet. So if you see 25 stamps it could be 2 sheets, one that has 13 stamps and one that has 12. If item has next to it "tear in sheet" it refers to a tear in the perforation. If item has "sheet has been folded" it refers to a fold in the perforation, not the stamp itself. ! Non-Denominated Stamps Merry Christmas! 1975 Louis Prang (10 cent face value) - 16 stamps ( one of the sets has been folded ) Ghirlandaio: National Gallery Christmas 1975 (10 cent face value) - 24 stamps 1 Cent Stamps The Ability to Write - A Root of Democracy - 23 stamps ( tear in sheet and folded ) Washington Irving - 8 stamps Proprietary US Internal Revenue - 43 stamps ( tears in sheet and folded ) Stephen Collins Foster - 4 stamps Yosemite - Part of souvenir sheet (imperforate) - Plate #21341 - has gum - 6 stamps Yosemite - Part of souvenir sheet (imperforate) - Plate #21341 - has gum - 6 stamps Yosemite - (perforation holes) - Plate #21248 - has gum - 4 stamps Washington head - green ink - 6 stamps 2 Cent Stamps General Pulaski - 1748/1779 - 9 stamps James A McNeill Whistler - 4 stamps Mark Hopkins - 4 stamps Dr. Crawford W Long - 4 stamps Grand Canyon - 6 stamps James Fenimore Cooper - 8 stamps John Philip Sousa - 4 stamps Washington head - Red ink - stamps are in poor condition - about 30 stamps 3 Cent Stamps Arrival of Lafayette in America - 1777 - 25 stamps 1800 - Washington - 1950 (White House image) National Capital Sesquicentennial - 25 stamps Kansas City, Missouri, Centennial 1850/1950 - 25 stamps Honoring Railroad Engineers of America - 25 stamps National Capital Sesquicentennial 1800/1950 - 50 stamps Ohio Sesquicentennial 1803/1953 - 30 stamps Mississippi Territory 1798/1948 - 35 stamps ( Sheet has been folded ) Final National Encampment of the GAR - 25 stamps Final Reunion United Confederate Veterans UCV - 25 stamps Friendship - the key to world peace - Children's Stamp 1956 - 25 stamps First Gubernatorial Election in Puerto Rico - 34 stamps A Century of Friendship US - Canada 1848/1948 - 25 stamps Minnesota Territorial Centennial 1849/1949 - 75 stamps Francis Scott Key - 25 stamps ( some tearing ) NATO - Peace Strength Freedom - 50 stamps Washington 1800-1950 US Supreme Court - 50 stamps The National Guard of the US - 50 stamps 1749 Washington and Lee University 1949 - 25 stamps American Automobile Association 50th anniversary 1902/1952 - 25 stamps American Turners 1848/1949 - 25 stamps Wheatland Home of James Buchanan - 25 stamps Louisiana Purchase Sesquicentennial 1803/1953 - 25 stamps Wildlife Conservation - Pronghorn Antelope - 25 stamps Wildlife Conservation - King Salmon - 25 stamps ( slight tear ) Wildlife Conservation - Wild Turkey - 50 stamps Wildlife Conservation - Whooping Cranes - 34 stamps 50th Anniversary Pure Food and Drug Laws - Harvey W. Wiley - 25 stamps 200th Anniversary of Nassau Hall 1756/1956 - 24 stamps American Chemical Society - 25 stamps 200th Anniversary - the Birth of Betsy Ross - 25 stamps South Dakota - Mount Rushmore - 25 stamps Washington saves his army at Brooklyn - 25 stamps Sagamore Hill - Home of Theodore Roosevelt ...
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