Category - Flowers

Commence on a blooming philatelic journey through the captivating world of flower postage stamps! Discover the enchanting beauty, vibrant colors, and delicate petals of flowers from around the globe through these exquisite stamps. From classic issues showcasing iconic blooms like roses, tulips, and orchids to modern commemoratives celebrating national floral emblems, botanical gardens, and horticultural events, explore the wonders of flowers through philately. Collect these delightful stamps, uncover their fascinating stories, and immerse yourself in the fragrant world of flower stamp collecting. Let the stamps transport you to mesmerizing gardens, picturesque meadows, and the delightful scent-filled corners of nature. Start your collection today and embark on a floral stamp adventure that will fill your senses and inspire your love for the delicate and extraordinary beauty of flowers.

Tunisia Dianthus Caryophyllus L. 1999 Stamp

Issue:     Tunisia Dianthus Caryophyllus L. 1999 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      1 Stamps Denomination:      500 M Issue Date:        1999 Issued By:      Tunisia Post

Issue:     Tunisia Dianthus Caryophyllus L. 1999 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:      500 M

Issue Date:        1999

Issued By:      Tunisia Post

 

 

 

Celebrating Flora:

 

In 1999 Tunisia issued a beautiful stamp featuring the Dianthus Caryophyllus L. also known as the carnation which is one of the country most beloved flowers. This stamp celebrated the flower significance both in its natural beauty and cultural associations. The Dianthus Caryophyllus is known for its vibrant colors and delightful fragrance making it a symbol of love admiration and beauty. The stamp showcases the delicate petals and rich hues of the flower highlighting Tunisia rich botanical diversity. Through this postal release Tunisia pays tribute to the importance of its natural heritage and the role plants play in both daily life and symbolic expression.

 

The Botanical Elegance of Tunisia:

 

The design of the 1999 Tunisia Dianthus Caryophyllus L. stamp captures the graceful and timeless beauty of the carnation a flower that has been cherished for centuries. Known for its wide variety of colors the carnation has been linked to cultural and historical symbolism in many regions including Tunisia. The stamp artistic rendering presents the flower in all its detailed glory celebrating the floral diversity that thrives in the Mediterranean climate. Beyond being a simple representation of a flower the stamp serves as an ode to Tunisia natural landscape where flora such as the Dianthus Caryophyllus L. flourish enriching the nation agricultural and aesthetic wealth.

 

A Floral Tribute to Dianthus Caryophyllus L.:

 

The 1999 Tunisia stamp featuring the Dianthus Caryophyllus L. is more than just a visual representation it’s a tribute to the importance of flowers in Tunisian culture. Carnations have long been associated with various symbolic meanings from representing admiration to conveying messages of love and appreciation. By selecting this flower as the focal point of the stamp Tunisia recognizes the role that floral species play in expressing emotions and marking important events. Whether in celebrations gardens or traditional rituals flowers like the Dianthus Caryophyllus L. are deeply embedded in the cultural fabric of Tunisia and the stamp serves as a reminder of this enduring relationship with nature.

USA Flower Love 1982 Stamp

Issue:     USA Flower Love 1982 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      1 Stamps Denomination:      20 C,  Issue Date:      1982 Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:     USA Flower Love 1982 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:      20 C, 

Issue Date:      1982

Issued By:      United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

 

 

A Timeless Symbol of Beauty:

Flower Love stamp is one of the most iconic designs in the history of U.S. postal stamps. Released as part of a series celebrating the beauty of flowers and their universal appeal this stamp holds a special place in the hearts of philatelists and flower enthusiasts alike. The design features a beautifully detailed image of a pink flower with delicate petals symbolizing love beauty and nature harmony. The timing of its release was also significant as it coincided with the growing interest in environmental conservation and the celebration of natural beauty in the early 1980. Its vibrant colors and simple yet profound design made it an instant favorite. Over the years the stamp has been cherished as not just a piece of postal history but also a lasting reminder of the delicate beauty found in nature.

The stamp was designed by artist Howard Koslow whose ability to capture the essence of flowers in his artwork made him a prominent figure in stamp design. It was part of a broader collection aimed at celebrating the colorful and diverse world of plants and flowers. this stamp is a symbol of how art and nature can come together to create something meaningful and lasting.

A Tribute to Nature Romance:

In 1982 the United States Postal Service released a stamp that captured the essence of nature romance the Flower Love stamp. This stamp featured a vibrant romantic depiction of a flower capturing the symbolic meaning of flowers in relationships and celebrations of love. The delicate pink tones soft curves of the petals and subtle shading highlighted the grace of the design. It became more than just a stamp it became a representation of the universal language of love and affection much like how flowers have been used to convey feelings for centuries.

The release of this stamp coincided with a significant cultural moment where people were increasingly appreciating the emotional and symbolic power of nature. Flowers in particular had long been linked to expressions of love and passion and this stamp cleverly used that symbolism to evoke feelings of warmth and affection. the 1982 Flower Love stamp is not only a tribute to nature beauty but also an emblem of how small artworks can carry big emotional significance.

A Classic in Postal Art:

The stamp is an enduring symbol of how stamps can capture the essence of cultural moments and natural beauty. The stamp designed by Howard Koslow presents an elegant flower that evokes feelings of love tenderness and appreciation for the natural world. Released during a time when the public was increasingly mindful of nature preservation it reflected the broader social movement of the 1980. stamp became a timeless piece of postal art appreciated for its intricate design and its connection to universal themes of love and nature.

Its release was significant not only for its aesthetic value but also because it was part of a larger effort to incorporate more artistic expressions in U.S. stamp designs. The stamp like many others from the era demonstrated how the Postal Service could use art to communicate more than just messages it could tell stories and convey emotions. For collectors and lovers of fine art this stamp remains a memorable part of America postal history cherished for its beauty and the feelings it evoke

Iran Lily Flower 1993 Stamp

Issue:       Iran Lily Flower 1993 Stamp Type:       Stamp Number of Stamps:       1 Denominations:       100 RL, Issue Date:        1993 Issued By:      Iran Post 

Issue:       Iran Lily Flower 1993 Stamp

Type:       Stamp

Number of Stamps:       1

Denominations:       100 RL,

Issue Date:        1993

Issued By:      Iran Post

 

 

 

A Symbol of Purity and Elegance in Iranian Culture:

 

The lily flower holds a special place in Persian culture symbolizing purity renewal and beauty. Throughout history flowers have been an important element in Persian gardens poetry and art reflecting the deep appreciation Iranians have for nature. The lily with its graceful petals and delicate fragrance has been cultivated in Iran for centuries adorning royal gardens and inspiring traditional Persian designs. Flowers including lilies frequently appear in Persian miniature paintings carpets and architectural motifs showcasing their significance in Iranian artistic expression.

A Floral Masterpiece:

 

Issued in 1993 the Iran Lily Flower stamp celebrates the beauty of this elegant bloom emphasizing Iran rich botanical heritage. This stamp like many floral themed Iranian stamps highlights the country diverse flora and the artistic tradition of illustrating nature. The design likely features a vibrant realistic depiction of a lily showcasing its intricate details and delicate petals. Iranian postage stamps often reflect themes of nature history and culture making floral stamps a popular choice among collectors and admirers of Iranian philately. The 1993 Lily Flower stamp not only serves as a functional postal item but also as a symbol of Iran love for horticulture and environmental beauty.

A Collector Gem:

 

the Iran Lily Flower 1993 stamp is a valuable and aesthetically pleasing addition to any collection. Floral stamps are highly sought after for their intricate designs and cultural significance. This particular stamp is part of a larger series of botanical-themed Iranian stamps which celebrate the country natural beauty. The detailed artwork and vivid colors of the lily on the stamp capture the essence of Persian floral artistry. Over the years Iranian postage stamps featuring flowers have become prized collectibles reflecting the nation commitment to preserving nature and celebrating its artistic heritage. Whether appreciated for its artistic beauty historical relevance or cultural symbolism, the Iran Lily Flower 1993 stamp remains a cherished representation of Iran deep rooted admiration for flowers and nature.

Iran Rose Flower 200 rl Stamp

Issue:       Iran Rose Flower 200 rl Stamp Type:       Stamp Number of Stamps:       1 Denominations:       200 RL, Issue Date:         Issued By:      Iran Post

Issue:       Iran Rose Flower 200 rl Stamp

Type:       Stamp

Number of Stamps:       1

Denominations:       200 RL,

Issue Date:        

Issued By:      Iran Post

 

 

 

A Symbol in Iranian Culture:

 

The rose has long been a cherished symbol in Iranian culture representing beauty love and spirituality. Persian literature and poetry especially the works of great poets like Saadi and Hafez frequently reference roses as metaphors for divine love and human emotions. Iran is home to a variety of exquisite roses particularly the Damask rose (Rosa damascena) which is famous for its fragrance and use in traditional Persian rosewater. Given the deep cultural significance of roses in Iran it is no surprise that they have been featured on Iranian postage stamps serving as a tribute to the country rich natural and artistic heritage.

A Tribute to Nature:

 

stamp is a beautiful representation of Iran admiration for nature and floriculture. Issued as part of a floral stamp series this stamp highlights the elegance of the rose showcasing its delicate petals and vibrant colors. The 200 Rial denomination suggests that the stamp was used for standard postal rates making it widely circulated and appreciated by collectors and nature lovers alike. Iranian postage stamps often feature elements of national pride and this floral themed stamp reflects the country deep connection with its gardens flowers and traditional botanical arts. The rose particularly in Persian culture is not only admired for its beauty but also valued for its use in perfumery medicine and culinary traditions.

A Collector Delight:

 

the Iran Rose Flower 200 Rial stamp holds artistic and historical significance. Stamps featuring flowers are highly sought after for their aesthetic appeal and symbolic meaning. The intricate design and vibrant colors of this stamp capture the essence of Persian floral artistry making it a prized item in collections. Additionally floral stamps serve as a reflection of a nation environmental and cultural appreciation. Over the years Iran has issued many stamps featuring botanical themes but the rose remains one of the most beloved symbols. Whether for its artistic beauty cultural depth or historical importance the Iran Rose Flower 200 Rial stamp continues to be a cherished representation of Iran love for nature and artistic expression.

Netherlands Flowers 2004 Souvenir Sheet

Issue:       Netherlands Flowers 2004 Stamp Type:      Souvenir Sheet Number of Stamps:      6 Stamps Denomination:       39 + 19 E,   Issue Date:       2004 Issued By:     Netherland Post 

Issue:       Netherlands Flowers 2004 Souvenir Sheet

Type:      Souvenir Sheet

Number of Stamps:      6

Stamps Denomination:       39 + 19 E,

Issue Date:       2004

Issued By:     Netherland Post

 

 

 

A Blooming Tribute:

 

Flowers Souvenir Sheet is a stunning celebration of the country rich floral heritage. As a nation known for its breathtaking flower fields and world famous Keukenhof Gardens the Netherlands has a deep rooted connection to floriculture. This souvenir sheet captures the elegance and diversity of Dutch flowers making it a perfect addition to any philatelic collection. Whether you are a stamp collector a flower enthusiast or someone who appreciates fine design this exquisite sheet is a must have piece that showcases the Netherlands natural beauty.

The Beauty of Dutch Blooms:

 

Souvenir Sheet is a visual delight that brings the splendor of Dutch floriculture to life. Featuring vibrant illustrations of some of the Netherlands most beloved flowers this stamp issue highlights the country global reputation as a leader in horticulture and flower exports. The Netherlands is often referred to as the Flower Capital of the World and this souvenir sheet beautifully reflects that legacy. Each stamp is intricately designed capturing the delicate details and vibrant colors of the flowers that make Dutch landscapes so enchanting. Whether you collect stamps admire botanical art or simply love flowers this souvenir sheet is a timeless tribute to nature finest creations.

A Floral Masterpiece:

 

Bringing together artistry and nature the Flowers Souvenir Sheet is a philatelic masterpiece that celebrates the country deep connection to flowers. With the Netherlands being home to the world largest flower auction and famous tulip fields this souvenir sheet perfectly encapsulates the essence of Dutch botanical beauty. Each stamp showcases a different flower offering a glimpse into the nation rich horticultural tradition.

Netherlands 2002 Fragrant Summer Flowers Stamp Mini Sheet

Issue:     Netherland 2002 Fragrant Summer Flowers Stamp  Mini Sheet Type:      Souvenir Sheet Number of Stamps:     10 Stamps Denomination:       39+19  Euro Cent Issue Date:      2002 Issued By:     Netherland Post 

Issue:     Netherland 2002 Fragrant Summer Flowers Stamp  Mini Sheet

Type:      Souvenir Sheet

Number of Stamps:     10

Stamps Denomination:       39+19  Euro Cent

Issue Date:      2002

Issued By:     Netherland Post

 

 

Netherlands 2002 Fragrant Summer Flowers Stamp Mini Sheet

Netherlands 2002 Fragrant Summer Flowers Stamp Mini Sheet

 

A Floral Delight with the Fragrant Summer Flowers:

The Netherlands released the enchanting Fragrant Summer Flowers stamp mini sheet celebrating the beauty and fragrance of summer blooms. This unique issue featured vibrant depictions of flowers associated with summer, offering a sensory experience that philatelists and nature enthusiasts alike could admire.

The mini sheet highlights a variety of beloved summer flowers, such as roses lavender and daisies, each meticulously illustrated to capture their vivid colors and intricate details. What sets this issue apart is the innovative inclusion of a fragrance allowing collectors to enjoy the stamps aromatic essence adding a multi-sensory dimension to the philatelic experience.

This release was part of the Netherlands’ effort to combine art, nature and innovation. It not only celebrated the country love for flowers but also its reputation as a leader in horticulture. The mini sheet continues to be a favorite among collectors cherished for its beauty and creativity.

 

A Blooming Tribute by the Netherlands:

The 2002 Flowers stamp mini sheet from the Netherlands is a beautiful homage to nature most delightful creations. This special issue features an array of colorful summer flowers each depicted in intricate detail to celebrate their elegance and charm.

The mini sheet includes popular flowers such as tulips sunflowers and lilies representing the vibrant spirit of summer. What makes this collection truly special is the addition of a fragrant layer allowing collectors to experience the subtle scents of the flowers depicted on the stamps. This innovative approach showcased the Netherlands dedication to enhancing the philatelic experience.

This issue highlighted the importance of flowers in Dutch culture and their global horticultural influence. It remains a cherished item blending beauty innovation and cultural pride.

 

Celebrates Nature Beauty:

The Fragrant Summer Flowers mini sheet issued in 2002 by the Netherlands is a delightful celebration of the vibrant and aromatic blooms of summer. This philatelic masterpiece features stunning depictions of flowers, including roses peonies and marigolds each rendered with exquisite detail and rich colors.

What sets this mini sheet apart is its use of fragrance technology allowing collectors to enjoy the subtle pleasing scents of the flowers represented. This innovation added a sensory layer to traditional stamp collecting making it a standout release.

The mini sheet reflects the Netherlands deep connection to flowers a symbol of the nation cultural and economic identity. It remains a sought after collectible admired for its beauty creativity and tribute to the wonders of nature.

Kenya Canarina Abyssinica 1983 Stamp

Issue:      Kenya Canarina Abyssinica 1983 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      1 Stamps Denomination:       50 C, Issue Date:       1983 Issued By:      Kenya Post

Issue:      Kenya Canarina Abyssinica 1983 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:       50 C,

Issue Date:       1983

Issued By:      Kenya Post

 

 

 

A Tribute to Botanical Beauty:

 

In 1983 Tunisia issued a striking postage stamp featuring Canarina abyssinica a rare and beautiful flowering plant. This stamp part of Tunisia botanical series highlights the country rich floral biodiversity. Canarina abyssinica also known as the Abyssinian bellflower is native to North and East Africa and is admired for its unique bell shaped orange flowers. The detailed illustration on the stamp captures the plant elegance and ecological significance. This philatelic issue not only serves as a postal utility but also raises awareness about Tunisia natural heritage. Collectors worldwide appreciate this stamp for its artistic depiction and its role in promoting environmental conservation.

 

A Collector Botanical Gem:

 

The 1983 stamp is a sought-after gem among philatelists and botanical enthusiasts. Showcasing the delicate beauty of the Abyssinian bellflower this stamp is part of Tunisia effort to celebrate its native flora. Canarina abyssinica known for thriving in mountainous regions is an important species in Africa botanical landscape. The stamp vibrant colors and precise artwork make it a standout piece in Tunisia philatelic history. Issued during a time when botanical-themed stamps were gaining popularity, this issue reflects Tunisia commitment to environmental and cultural preservation. For stamp collectors, it remains a prized item due to its aesthetic appeal and scientific relevance.

 

A Floral Masterpiece:

 

stamp is a stunning representation of African flora. The Abyssinian bellflower known for its bright orange tubular blossoms symbolizes the rich botanical diversity of Tunisia and surrounding regions. The stamp was issued as part of a series focusing on native plant species showcasing the country’ environmental consciousness. With its exquisite design and botanical accuracy the stamp remains a favorite among collectors. Beyond its postal function this issue serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving rare plant species. Tunisia dedication to highlighting its natural wonders through stamps makes this release an invaluable part of philatelic history.

Poland Wild pansy – Viola Tricolor 1967 Stamp

Issue:     Poland Wild pansy - Viola Tricolor 1967 Stamp Type:      Stamp Number of Stamps:     1 Stamps Denomination:      60 GR Issue Date:     1967 Issued By:     Poland POST 

Issue:     Poland Wild pansy – Viola Tricolor 1967 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:     1

Stamps Denomination:      60 GR

Issue Date:     1967

Issued By:     Poland POST

 

 

Celebrating Native Flora:

In 1967 Poland issued a stunning stamp featuring the Wild Pansy (Viola tricolor) celebrating the nation native flora and highlighting the beauty of this delicate flower. Known for its vibrant colors and resilience the Wild Pansy holds a special place in the hearts of nature lovers and botanists alike.

The design of the stamp showcases the Wild Pansy in full bloom with its distinct purple yellow and white petals. This species commonly found in meadows fields and gardens is appreciated not only for its ornamental value but also for its medicinal properties. Historically it has been used in traditional medicine for treating skin conditions and respiratory ailments.

By issuing this stamp Poland demonstrated its commitment to preserving its natural heritage and raising awareness of the importance of native plants. The stamp remains a cherished collectible for philatelists and a symbol of Poland rich biodiversity.

 

Poland Tribute to Natural Beauty:

The 1967 Wild Pansy stamp issued by Poland is a vibrant celebration of the nation diverse plant life. Featuring the Viola tricolor the stamp highlights the flower captivating beauty and its cultural significance in European folklore and traditions.

The Wild Pansy also known as Heartsease is a hardy plant that thrives in various habitats. Its striking combination of purple yellow and white hues makes it a favorite among gardeners and nature enthusiasts. Beyond its aesthetic appeal the plant is valued for its medicinal uses and historical significance as a symbol of love and remembrance.

This stamp is part of a broader series showcasing Poland native flora demonstrating the country dedication to environmental preservation. It remains a sought after item for collectors worldwide.

 

A Floral Masterpiece:

In 1967 Poland issued the Wild Pansy stamp as part of its commitment to showcasing native plants and their importance to the ecosystem. The Viola tricolor featured on the stamp is a small yet vibrant flower that symbolizes resilience and natural beauty.

The stamp design emphasizes the flower delicate structure and vivid colors capturing its essence in stunning detail. Known for its ability to grow in diverse environments the Wild Pansy is a testament to nature adaptability. Its historical use in traditional medicine and its role in European folklore further enhance its cultural significance.

Collectors treasure this stamp as a representation of Poland botanical heritage and a reminder of the importance of conserving native plant species. It is a timeless piece that continues to inspire appreciation for nature wonders.

Germany 1982 Rose Flowers Stamp

Issue:     Germany 1982 Rose Flowers Stamp Type:    Stamp Number of Stamps:     3 Denominations:     60 PF Issue Date:     1982 Issued By:     Germany Deutsche Post ( Deutschland ) 

Issue:     Germany 1982 Rose Flowers Stamp

Type:    Stamp

Number of Stamps:     3

Denominations:     60 PF

Issue Date:     1982

Issued By:     Germany Deutsche Post ( Deutschland )

 

 

A Tribute to Nature Elegance:

Germany Rose Flowers Stamp is a stunning example of how philately can celebrate the beauty of nature. Released as part of a series dedicated to flowers this stamp features a beautifully detailed depiction of the rose often referred to as the queen of flowers. The design emphasizes the elegance of the rose with its delicate petals vibrant colors and graceful form.

Roses hold a special place in cultures worldwide symbolizing love beauty, and passion. This stamp reflects these associations through its intricate artistry which captures the flower timeless appeal. The detailed illustration is complemented by a clean background allowing the rose to take center stage. This approach highlights the design philosophy of the 1980s where minimalism and focus on the subject were key.

Collectors value the 1982 Rose Flowers Stamp for its artistic merit and thematic appeal. Floral stamps are a popular niche in philately and this issue stands out for its balance of simplicity and detail. It serves as both a visual delight and a reminder of the cultural and natural significance of flowers.

 

A Floral Masterpiece in Philately:

The Germany 1982 Rose Stamp is a cherished gem in the world of philately showcasing the artistic representation of one of the most beloved flowers in the world. This issue part of a floral-themed series celebrates the enduring beauty and cultural importance of the rose.

The rose is universally recognized as a symbol of love romance and elegance. The stamp design captures these qualities featuring a meticulously detailed rose in full bloom. The choice of vibrant colors and precise shading creates a lifelike image that draws the viewer attention.

This stamp is more than just a functional piece of postage it’s a miniature work of art. Its design reflects Germany tradition of creating stamps that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal. the 1982 Rose Stamp is an essential addition particularly for those specializing in botanical themes or German issues.

 

A Celebration of Floral Beauty and Cultural Symbolism:

Flowers Stamp from Germany is a delightful representation of nature elegance and the artistry of philately. Featuring the iconic rose this stamp is part of a series that highlights the beauty of flowers a timeless theme in stamp design.

Roses are steeped in symbolism representing love beauty and grace. This stamp captures the flower essence through its exquisite design which showcases a blooming rose with detailed petals and rich colors. The simplicity of the layout allows the rose to stand out emphasizing its natural charm.

this stamp is a valuable collectible that combines artistic beauty with cultural significance. Its appeal extends beyond collectors resonating with anyone who appreciates the timeless allure of flowers.

USA Flowers of the World Kansas Statehood 1861 1961 Holyoke FDC

Issue:   USA Flowers of the World Kansas Statehood 1861 1961 Holyoke FDC Type:   First Day Cover Number of Stamps:   1 Stamps Denomination:   4 C Issue Date:     Issued By:    United States Postal Service (USPS) 

Issue:   USA Flowers of the World Kansas Statehood 1861 1961 Holyoke FDC

Type:   First Day Cover

Number of Stamps:   1

Stamps Denomination:   4 C

Issue Date:

Issued By:    United States Postal Service (USPS)

 

USA Flowers of the World Kansas Statehood 1861 1961 Holyoke FDC

USA Flowers of the World Kansas Statehood 1861 1961 Holyoke FDC

 

Celebrating Kansas Statehood Centennial (1861-1961)

The Flowers of the World First Day Cover (FDC) issued in 1961 celebrates the centennial of Kansas statehood marking 100 years since Kansas became the 34th state of the United States in 1861. Designed by Holyoke this commemorative cover features a stamp showcasing beautiful flowers that symbolize the state natural beauty and heritage. The FDC reflects both Kansas rich history and its connection to the environment making it a cherished piece for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. This collectible serves as a tribute to Kansas journey over a century and its role in the broader American story.

 

Kansas Statehood Centennial and Flowers of the World Stamp

The 1961 Holyoke First Day Cover commemorates the 100th anniversary of Kansas statehood pairing the Flowers of the World stamp with a tribute to Kansas natural charm and history. The FDC features an artistic envelope design celebrating the state contributions to the nation since 1861. This collectible highlights Kansas proud heritage and its connection to the beauty of nature, represented through vibrant floral imagery. A must have for philatelists and history lovers this FDC combines historical significance and aesthetic appeal in a single timeless piece.

 

Honoring Kansas Centennial with Flowers of the World Theme:

The Holyoke-designed First Day Cover from 1961 celebrates 100 years of Kansas statehood blending history and nature through the Flowers of the World stamp. This special edition FDC pays homage to Kansas centennial milestone featuring floral artwork that represents the state lush landscapes and enduring legacy. Issued to mark this historic occasion the cover is a favorite among stamp collectors and those passionate about American history. The 1961 FDC serves as a meaningful keepsake commemorating a century of Kansas growth and contributions to the United States