Category - United States of America

Embark on a philatelic journey through the fascinating history and diverse culture of the United States with its iconic postage stamps. From the early classics like the Benjamin Franklin and George Washington issues to the modern commemoratives and innovative designs, explore a vast collection capturing significant moments, influential figures, and iconic landmarks. Immerse yourself in the rich stories behind the Stars and Stripes, presidential portraits, famous events, and Americana themes. Collect the rare and sought-after gems, and experience the artistry and heritage of United States stamp collecting at its finest.

United Nations UNICEF 5c 1951 Stamp

Issue:      United Nations UNICEF 5c 1951 Stamp Type:      Stamp Number of Stamps:       1 Stamps Denomination:        5 C,  Issue Date:       1951 Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:      United Nations UNICEF 5c 1951 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:       1

Stamps Denomination:        5 C, 

Issue Date:       1951

Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

A Small Stamp with a Big Mission

United Nations UNICEF stamp carries a powerful message of hope for children around the world. Issued by the United Nations Postal Administration this stamp supports the United Nations Children Fund which has been active since 1946. The design often features children symbols of care and international cooperation. Bright colors and simple yet emotional illustrations make this stamp appealing and meaningful. More than just postage this stamp represents the global effort to provide food education healthcare and protection for the most vulnerable. During a time of global recovery and growth this stamp reminded the world that peace begins with the welfare of children.

Stamp of Compassion and Global Care:

UNICEF stamps are unique because they combine art and purpose. The 5 cent denomination made this stamp widely used making its message of compassion travel across borders. Whether affixed to a letter or collected in an album it represents an ongoing mission to give every child a fair start in life. Created by artists who understood the global impact of children welfare the design speaks of unity and shared responsibility. UNICEF does not operate alone but in partnership with governments NGO and individuals. This stamp connects those partnerships to everyday people through something as simple and accessible as a stamp.

Collector Tribute to Childhood and Hope:

For stamp collectors the United Nations UNICEF 5C stamp is a key piece in humanitarian or United Nations themed collections. Its value goes beyond currency or rarity carrying with it the legacy of a global promise to protect and uplift children everywhere. It reflects a moment in history when the world came together not for war but for rebuilding and nurturing future generations. Stamps like these bring history and humanity to life showing that even a small printed square can deliver a big message. Whether viewed by a philatelist or someone new to stamps this issue leaves a lasting impression of kindness care and commitment.

United Nations International Court of Justice New York 1961 Stamp

Issue:      United Nations International Court of Justice New York 1961 Stamp Type:      Stamp Number of Stamps:       1 Stamps Denomination:        4 C,  Issue Date:       1961 Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:      United Nations International Court of Justice New York 1961 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:       1

Stamps Denomination:        4 C, 

Issue Date:       1961

Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

Global Justice in Design:

The 1961 stamp from the United Nations highlights the importance of the International Court of Justice the primary judicial branch of the UN. It was established to settle disputes between nations and offer legal opinions on international matters. The stamp features a detailed and dignified design symbolizing law order and diplomacy. The balanced architecture and official emblem evoke a sense of fairness and international cooperation. Issued from the UN Postal Administration in New York this stamp reflects the hope for peace and justice through law rather than war. It appeals to collectors for its symbolism elegance and historical relevance during a time of Cold War tensions and global legal development.

Symbol of Peace and Order:

This commemorative stamp issued in 1961 marks the role of the International Court of Justice in global governance. The court located in The Hague Netherlands is a cornerstone of international law under the charter of the United Nations. Although the stamp was released by the UN office in New York the message it carries is global. The artwork usually includes judicial motifs such as the scales of justice columns or the court façade representing stability and wisdom. The year 1961 was a pivotal time in the postwar world and this stamp stood as a quiet yet firm reminder that legal frameworks should guide international relations not force or aggression.

A Collector Legal Gem:

United Nations stamps are unique because they are issued from three locations New York Geneva and Vienna. The 1961 International Court of Justice stamp is one of the early designs that helped establish the UN philatelic identity. These stamps are valid only when mailed from UN offices but their appeal goes beyond postal use. For philatelists the stamp is a symbol of the era push for diplomacy and rule based order. Whether displayed in thematic collections of law the UN or Cold War memorabilia this stamp holds a strong presence. Its clean lines and universal message continue to inspire collectors and history lovers alike.

USA Dance Ballet Stamp

Issue:       USA Dance Ballet Stamp Type:      Stamp Number of Stamps:       1 Stamps Denomination:       13 C,  Issue Date:       1978 Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:       USA Dance Ballet Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:       1

Stamps Denomination:       13 C, 

Issue Date:       1978

Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

Celebrating Grace and Elegance:

Dance Ballet stamp honors the beauty discipline and artistry of ballet one of the most refined forms of dance. Featuring an elegant dancer in mid-movement the stamp captures the poise strength and precision required in this classical art. Ballet has long been a cherished cultural tradition blending storytelling with music and movement. This commemorative stamp serves as a tribute to the dedication of dancers and the enduring appeal of ballet as a timeless expression of human creativity.

A Tribute to Poise and Passion:

Issued to celebrate the world of dance the USA Ballet stamp highlights the grace and dedication of ballet dancers. The image of a dancer en pointe reflects the years of training and discipline required to perfect each movement. Ballet known for its expressive storytelling and elegant performances has captivated audiences for centuries. This stamp not only recognizes the beauty of the art form but also honors the dancers choreographers and composers who bring ballet to life on stage.

Commemorating an Art of Strength and Beauty:

The stamp pays tribute to one of the most demanding yet breathtaking forms of artistic expression. Ballet dancers train rigorously to achieve the effortless movements and graceful lines that define the art. This stamp celebrates both the tradition and innovation within ballet from classical performances like Swan Lake to modern interpretations that push creative boundaries. this stamp is a timeless reminder of ballet elegance and cultural significance.

USA Rose & Love Letter 2001 Stamp

Issue:       USA Rose & Love Letter 2001 Stamp Type:      Stamp Number of Stamps:       1 Stamps Denomination:       34 C,  Issue Date:       2001 Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS)

Issue:       USA Rose & Love Letter 2001 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:       1

Stamps Denomination:       34 C, 

Issue Date:       2001

Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

A Symbol of Romance and Affection:

Issued in 2001 Rose & Love Letter stamp beautifully captures the essence of love and heartfelt communication. Featuring a delicate red rose resting atop an elegant love letter the stamp embodies romance passion and timeless devotion. This commemorative issue became a favorite for wedding invitations Valentine Day cards and heartfelt correspondence. Its artistic design serves as a tribute to the enduring power of love expressed through the written word making it a cherished collectible for romantics and philatelists alike.

Celebrating Love Through Mail:

The 2001 USA stamp was released as part of the Postal Service Love Series celebrating romance and sentimental connections. With its elegant imagery of a deep red rose and a handwritten love letter the stamp conveys the beauty of expressing emotions through personal letters. A popular choice for romantic occasions this stamp reminds us of the cherished tradition of handwritten love notes proving that love expressed through words never goes out of style.

A Timeless Emblem of Affection:

Love and tradition come together in the 2001 Rose & Love Letter stamp a symbol of heartfelt communication. The design, featuring a classic red rose atop a love letter evokes nostalgia for a time when romance was expressed through ink and paper. Whether used on wedding invitations anniversary cards or personal letters this stamp captured the essence of love and devotion. Its enduring appeal makes it a treasured piece for collectors and romantics alike.

USA Buffalo Soldiers 1994 Stamp

Issue:       USA Buffalo Soldiers 1994 Stamp Type:      Stamp Number of Stamps:       1 Stamps Denomination:       29 C,  Issue Date:       1994 Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:       USA Buffalo Soldiers 1994 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:       1

Stamps Denomination:       29 C, 

Issue Date:       1994

Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

Honoring African American Military Heroes:

Issued in 1994 the USA Buffalo Soldiers stamp pays tribute to the brave African American regiments that served in the U.S. Army after the Civil War. Established in 1866 these soldiers played a vital role in protecting settlers building infrastructure and maintaining order in the American West. The stamp design captures the courage and resilience of the Buffalo Soldiers recognizing their contributions to American history. This commemorative issue serves as a lasting reminder of their dedication bravery and enduring legacy.

A Tribute to Courage and Service:

The stamp honors the African American troops who served in the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments. Known for their strength and perseverance these soldiers faced adversity while defending the frontier and contributing to the expansion of the United States. The stamp striking artwork highlights their historical significance showcasing them as pioneers in the military. This commemorative stamp not only celebrates their service but also educates future generations about their important role in shaping American history

Remembering Trailblazers of the U.S. Army:

The Buffalo Soldiers a group of African American troops formed in 1866 were honored with a U.S. postage stamp in 1994. These soldiers overcame discrimination while serving in the Army protecting western territories and building key infrastructure. The stamp design reflects their bravery and commitment making it a cherished collectible. This tribute ensures that the legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers one of resilience honor and patriotism continues to be recognized and remembered.

USA Intrepid Hot Air Balloon 1983 Stamp

Issue:       USA Intrepid Hot Air Balloon 1983 Stamp Type:      Stamp Number of Stamps:       1 Stamps Denomination:       20 C,  Issue Date:       1983 Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:       USA Intrepid Hot Air Balloon 1983 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:       1

Stamps Denomination:       20 C, 

Issue Date:       1983

Issued By:       United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

Honoring Early Aerial Exploration:

1983 Intrepid Hot Air Balloon stamp pays tribute to a historic milestone in aviation. The Intrepid a Union Army balloon used during the American Civil War played a crucial role in military reconnaissance providing valuable aerial intelligence. The stamp design captures the grandeur of this early balloon symbolizing innovation and strategic warfare advancements. As part of a series celebrating hot air ballooning this stamp remains a cherished collectible highlighting the bold spirit of aerial exploration in American history.

A Tribute to Civil War Aviation:

Air Balloon stamp commemorates one of the first military aircraft used in the United States. During the Civil War the Union Army deployed the Intrepid for surveillance allowing troops to gather intelligence from the sky. The stamp artwork showcases the balloon in flight emphasizing its historical significance and the ingenuity o eary aviation pioneers. As ballooning evolved from military strategy to a beloved sport this stamp serves as a reminder of the daring individuals who first took to the skies.

Celebrating a Pioneering Flight:

The stamp released in 1983 honors an important chapter in American aviation. Used by the Union Army during the Civil War the Intrepid provided a groundbreaking aerial perspective that influenced military strategy. This commemorative stamp captures the spirit of adventure and the early use of balloons in warfare. the stamp serves as a lasting tribute to the innovative use of hot air ballooning in the 19th century.

USA Great River Road 1966 Stamp

Issue:       USA Great River Road 1966 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      1 Stamps Denomination:      5 C,  Issue Date:      1966 Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:       USA Great River Road 1966 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:      5 C, 

Issue Date:      1966

Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

A Tribute to America Scenic Highway:

Issued in 1966 Great River Road stamp honors one of the most picturesque and historically significant highways in the country. Stretching along the mighty Mississippi River the Great River Road connects ten states offering travelers breathtaking views and a journey through America heartland. The stamp design captures the beauty and importance of this scenic byway which has long been a symbol of exploration trade and natural wonder. For collectors and travel enthusiasts this stamp remains a treasured tribute to one of the nation most iconic roadways.

Celebrating a Historic American Route:

The 1966 stamp was issued to commemorate the famous highway that follows the path of the Mississippi River. This route which passes through states like Minnesota Iowa and Louisiana has been essential for commerce transportation and tourism. The stamp artwork highlights the river grandeur and the importance of preserving scenic and historic routes in the United States. With its deep ties to American history and culture the Great River Road remains a celebrated part of the country transportation heritage.

Honoring a Scenic and Historic Byway:

The Great River Road one of America most scenic highways was honored with a commemorative stamp in 1966. Following the Mississippi River this highway has long served as a vital link for trade travel and cultural exchange. The stamp design reflects the road significance showcasing the landscapes and history tied to this legendary route. For those who appreciate history and scenic drives this stamp is a lasting tribute to the beauty and importance of the Great River Road.

US Bonds Savings 15th Anniversary 1991 Stamp

Issue:       US Bonds Savings 15th Anniversary 1991 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      1 Stamps Denomination:      29 C,  Issue Date:      1991 Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:       US Bonds Savings 15th Anniversary 1991 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:      29 C, 

Issue Date:      1991

Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

A Tribute to Financial Security:

In 1991 the U.S. Postal Service issued a stamp celebrating the 15th anniversary of the U.S. Savings Bonds program. Savings bonds have played a crucial role in encouraging financial responsibility and investment among Americans. First introduced to help fund government initiatives these bonds became a trusted way for citizens to save money securely. The stamp design reflects the importance of economic stability and personal savings. For collectors and financial enthusiasts this commemorative stamp serves as a reminder of the value of smart saving and long-term investment.

Honoring a Legacy of Savings:

1991 Savings Bonds stamp was issued to recognize the impact of savings bonds in American households. Since their inception savings bonds have provided millions with a safe and reliable way to invest in their future. The stamp artwork symbolizes financial growth and the government commitment to helping individuals build wealth over time. As a commemoration of this milestone the stamp highlights the significance of responsible saving and its lasting benefits for families across the country.

 Celebrating 15 Years of Investment:

Marking 15 years of success the 1991 US Bonds Savings stamp paid tribute to a program that encouraged smart financial habits. Over the years savings bonds have helped fund education home purchases and retirement plans for countless Americans. The stamp serves as a testament to the role of savings in financial security and national prosperity. With its striking design it remains a symbol of economic growth and the power of long term investment.

USA Missouri 1971 Stamp

Issue:     USA Missouri 1971 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      1 Stamps Denomination:      8 C,  Issue Date:      1971 Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:     USA Missouri 1971 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:      8 C, 

Issue Date:      1971

Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

Honoring the Show Me State:

In 1971 the U.S. Postal Service issued the Missouri stamp to celebrate the state rich history and cultural significance. Missouri often called the Show Me State has played a vital role in American expansion trade and industry. The stamp design highlights key elements of Missouri heritage including its connection to the Mississippi River the Gateway Arch and its historical importance as a hub for westward expansion. This commemorative stamp remains a favorite among collectors symbolizing the state contributions to the nation development.

A Tribute to History and Progress:

The 1971 Missouri stamp was released to recognize the state deep historical roots and its impact on America growth. Missouri has long been known for its role in the Lewis and Clark expedition the rise of St. Louis as a major trade center and its contributions to agriculture and industry. The stamp serves as a tribute to Missouri diverse landscapes from the rolling Ozark Mountains to the mighty Mississippi River. With its artistic design and historical significance the Missouri stamp is a cherished piece of U.S. postal history.

Celebrating a State of Heritage and Innovation:

Issued in 1971 the Missouri stamp honored the state legacy of exploration commerce and cultural contributions. Missouri has been a crossroads of American history from its role in westward expansion to its influence in music literature and transportation. The stamp release celebrated the state rich past and bright future making it a valuable addition for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. With its meaningful design this stamp serves as a lasting tribute to Missouri place in the heart of America.

USA Alaska Highway Stamp

Issue:     USA Alaska Highway Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      1 Stamps Denomination:      29 C,  Issue Date:      1992 Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:     USA Alaska Highway Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:      29 C, 

Issue Date:      1992

Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

Celebrating an Engineering Marvel:

The Alaska Highway stamp commemorates one of the most remarkable engineering feats in American and Canadian history. Built during World War II the highway stretches over 1,300 miles connecting Dawson Creek British Columbia to Delta Junction Alaska. Originally constructed as a military supply route it later became a vital link for trade and travel. The stamp design captures the rugged beauty and strategic importance of this iconic roadway. For history buffs and collectors the Alaska Highway stamp serves as a tribute to perseverance innovation and the spirit of exploration.

Honoring a Historic Route:

The USA stamp was issued to recognize the significance of this crucial road built in 1942 under challenging conditions. Originally designed for military use during World War II the highway quickly became an essential passage for transportation and economic growth. The stamp artwork showcases the vast landscapes and pioneering spirit of those who constructed it. The Alaska Highway remains an iconic route for adventurers and travelers making this stamp a meaningful tribute to its history and importance.

A Tribute to Strength and Innovation:

Constructed during wartime to provide a secure transportation route the Alaska Highway stands as a testament to human determination and ingenuity. The USA Alaska Highway stamp highlights this remarkable achievement showcasing the scenic and strategic value of the road. Over the decades the highway has transformed from a military necessity into a major travel route connecting remote communities and fostering trade. The stamp serves as a reminder of the effort it took to build this crucial link between Alaska and the rest of North America.