Greetings from America, Full Sheet of 50 34-Cent State Stamps,

Greetings from America, Full Sheet of 50 34-Cent State Stamps, USA 2002, Scott 3561-3610
- New sheet of 50 stamps (catalog #s 3561-3610) no longer sold by USPS.
- Features 50 states on individual 34-cent stamps with imagery from each state.
- Perfect gift for fans of American History, patriots, July 4th, military.
- Great for raffles, conference giveaways, fan clubs, fundraisers, souvenirs. collector's item.
- High quality item professionally packaged.
The Postal Service issued the 34-cent Greetings from America stamps in a self-adhesive pane of fifty individual designs on April 4, 2002. The Postal Service held an official ceremony on April 4, 2002, in all fifty states and at the Mega Stamp Show in New York, New York. The stamps, designed by Richard Sheaff, of Scottsdale, Arizona, and illustrated by Lonnie Busch, of Franklin, North Carolina, represent each of the fifty states. The Greetings from America stamps were the first pane of fifty individually designed stamps issued in ten years. The artist was inspired by "large letter" postcards used to advertise cities, states, or tourist attractions. The postcards depicted local scenes inside big letters that spelled out the name of the place or attractions during the 1930s and 1940s. The bright colors and creative designs of these stamps hint at the romance of travel and discovery, conveying nostalgia for all aspects of popular American culture. Text on the back of each stamp lists the state's bird, flower, tree, and capital, as well as the date the state entered the Union.
Country USA
Brand USPS
Manufacturer USPS
Binding Toy
ItemPartNumber 43234-151
Model 43234-151
UnitCount 13
UPCs 696734337620
EANs 0885174620274
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Brand	USPS
Manufacturer	USPS
Binding	Toy
ItemPartNumber	43234-151
Model	43234-151
UnitCount	13
UPCs	696734337620
EANs	0885174620274
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

Greetings from America, Full Sheet of 50 34-Cent State Stamps, USA 2002, Scott 3561-3610

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