Complete set of three First Day of Issue covers from 1990, issued by the Postal Commemorative Society, honoring American Indian Headdresses. Each cover is accompanied by an informative page detailing the cultural significance, history, and distinct styles of headdresses from the Assiniboine and Cheyenne, the Shoshone, and the Comanche and Flathead tribes. Every envelope bears a 25¢ U.S. postage stamp designed by Lunda Hoyle Gill, canceled in August 1990 in Cody, Wyoming, marking the official first day of issue. The covers include vivid illustrations and relevant postal markings. All materials appear well-preserved in their original display sheets. Collectors will appreciate the historical narratives and artistic detail, which celebrate indigenous traditions and U.S. philatelic history. This set is suitable for enthusiasts interested in Native American heritage and postal commemoratives.
1990 American Indian Headdresses First Day of Issue Covers with Informational Pages, Set of 3 by PCS
Complete set of three First Day of Issue covers from 1990, issued by the Postal Commemorative Society, honoring American Indian Headdresses. Each cover is accompanied by an informative page detailing the cultural significance, history, and distinct styles of headdresses from the Assiniboine and Cheyenne, the Shoshone, and the Comanche and Flathead tribes. Every envelope bears…
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