Military Working Dogs 2019

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In the booklet of 20, each block of four stamps features a stylized geometric illustration of one of the canine breeds — German shepherd, Labrador retriever, Dutch shepherd and Belgian Malinois — that commonly serve in America’s armed forces..
“As a military veteran and former law enforcement officer, I have the greatest appreciation for these animals and the service they provide,” said David C. Williams, vice chairman of the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors, who served as the dedicating official for the ceremony. “Today, these dogs are born and raised to serve alongside soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen and women, and members of the Coast Guard. They are heroes deserving of our respect and gratitude.”

DKNG Studios created the stamp artwork by hand-sketching the dogs and then using Adobe Illustrator to bring them to life with basic shapes and layers of color. The red, white and blue color scheme represents the American flag and the patriotism displayed by military working dogs. The background of each stamp features a detail of a white star, and a star appears in the center of each block of four stamps. USPS Art Director Greg Breeding designed the stamps.

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Color

Multi-Color

Country/Region of Manufacture

United States

Topic

Dogs

Grade

Ungraded

Quality

Mint Never Hinged/MNH

Denomination

First Class

Place of Origin

United States

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Shipping Method: USPS First Class & USPS Priority Mail.

Handling time: Usually around 2 business days.

Delivery time: Usually around 4-8 business days.

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Address: 305 Lealand Dr Vicksburg MS 39180

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In the booklet of 20, each block of four stamps features a stylized geometric illustration of one of the canine breeds — German shepherd, Labrador retriever, Dutch shepherd and Belgian Malinois — that commonly serve in America’s armed forces.. “As a military veteran and former law enforcement officer, I have the greatest appreciation for these animals and the service they provide,” said David C. Williams, vice chairman of the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors, who served as the dedicating official for the ceremony. “Today, these dogs are born and raised to serve alongside soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen and women, and members of the Coast Guard. They are heroes deserving of our respect and gratitude.” DKNG Studios created the stamp artwork by hand-sketching the dogs and then using Adobe Illustrator to bring them to life with basic shapes and layers of color. The red, white and blue color scheme represents the American flag and the patriotism displayed by military working dogs. The background of each stamp features a detail of a white star, and a star appears in the center of each block of four stamps. USPS Art Director Greg Breeding designed the stamps.

Item specifics

Color

Multi-Color

Country/Region of Manufacture

United States

Topic

Dogs

Grade

Ungraded

Quality

Mint Never Hinged/MNH

Denomination

First Class

Place of Origin

United States

Shipping Information: Shipping Method: USPS First Class & USPS Priority Mail. Handling time: Usually around 2 business days. Delivery time: Usually around 4-8 business days. If you have any question or concerns, pls contact us via email first, we will reply in 24 hours and resolve your problem. Please put your order detail: order number, recipient name in the message, so that we can find out your order quickly. Thank you :) Email: [email protected] Address: 305 Lealand Dr Vicksburg MS 39180

• Global Forever stamp – for international mail • 10th stamp in the Set Stamp Category: Definitive Set: Global Forever Value: $1.65, International Rate First Day of Issue: January 24, 2025 First Day City: Peachtree Corners, Georgia Quantity Issued: 40,000,000 Printed by: Ashton Potter (USA) Ltd. Printing Method: Offset, Microprint Format: Pane of 10

Shipping Information: Shipping Method: USPS First Class & USPS Priority Mail. Handling time: Usually around 2 business days. Delivery time: Usually around 4-8 business days. If you have any question or concerns, pls contact us via email first, we will reply in 24 hours and resolve your problem. Please put your order detail: order number, recipient name in the message, so that we can find out your order quickly. Thank you :) Email: [email protected] Address: 305 Lealand Dr Vicksburg MS 39180

First Moon Landing Forever Stamps 2019

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For more than half a century, U.S. stamps have depicted the American flag in vivid red, white, and blue. Whether paired with famous landmarks, shown against inspiring vistas, placed in their historical context or used as a graphic element in a larger design, the flags on U.S. stamps connect us to our nation’s history and serve as icons of patriotism for generations to come. The pack includes a roll of 100 stamps or 100 stamps on sheets.

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U.S postage stamps
Pack includes:
Brand new booklet of 20 stamps
Postage stamps are subject to sales tax.
It is only when purchased at a Post Office, or an authorized vendor of the US Government, such as a PO branch office or a satellite office located in a stationery store, etc. that taxes are not collected.
All other stamp dealers or online vendors are required to charges

Among the stamps of the new zodiac series launched in 2020, the Year of the Ox stamp is the second. The first set of Zodiac stamps was issued between 1992 and 2005, and the second set between 2008 and 2019. The mask design on the stamp incorporates symbolic elements. Some of these patterns are made in the style of Asian textiles. Purple flowers represent the arrival of spring. In Chinese culture, the Lunar New Year also marks the arrival of spring. The star in the center of the bull's head represents the celestial phenomena of the Chinese zodiac.

Art director Antonio Alcalá designed the stamp with original artwork by Camille Chew. Sold in blocks of 20, the Forever stamp will always be worth the current 1-ounce price of first-class mail. The Year of the Ox begins on February 12, 2021 and ends on January 31, 2022. People born in the same year are believed to have the same personality traits and other attributes as the zodiac they belong to. For example, the belief holds that the Ox and people born in the year of the Ox are honest, hardworking and very dependable. There are many traditions in welcoming a new year that brings good luck and prosperity. In communities across the U.S., people shop for holiday food and other supplies, hang decorations and ceremoniously clean their homes to usher in a new year.

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Country/Region of Manufacture

United States

Grade

F/VF (Fine/Very Fine)

Year of Issue

2021

Denomination

Forever Stamp

Country of Manufacture

United States

This stamp design features a photograph of the flag that flies over Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine in Baltimore, MD. This flag is a replica of the one that inspired Francis Scott Key to write “The Star-Spangled Banner” after realizing Fort McHenry had withstood the British attack of Sept.13-14, 1814. The picture of the flag was taken against a backdrop of fireworks during an annual celebration of Defenders’ Day, a legal holiday in the state of Maryland commemorating the successful defense of the city of Baltimore on Sept. 12, 1814 from an invading British force during the War of 1812. Photographer Gary Clark said it was a challenge to get the fireworks and the flag in the same shot and that “the wind picked up quite a bit that night.” Art director Phil Jordan designed the stamp.