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  Product Key Features Year of Issue: 2016 Format: Double-sided Booklet Quantity: 20 Individual Stamps per Booklet Designs: 10 Unique Botanical Illustrations (Repeated) Postage Class: Fi...

The stamp artwork features Mak’s black-and-white painting of Lee executing his iconic move. Rendered in egg tempera on traditional gesso, the portrait is set against what Alcalá calls “a calligraph...

The brush rabbit (Sylvilagus bachmani) is a relatively small species of cottontail rabbit. It lives on the West coast of North America, ranging from Oregon to Mexico. These rabbits range from 12 to...

This issuance celebrates Bugs Bunny and the marvelous masquerades he has employed to foil foes over the course of his 80-year career. The sheet of 20 Stamps features Bugs in 10 classic costumes.

Cactus flowers generally occur singly, although many separate blossoms might appear on a plant at the same time. Flowering occurs at different times of the year and even different times of the day ...

The stamp art was digitally created using images of preserved butterflies as a starting point. The result is a highly stylized, simplified image of a California Dogface (Zerene eurydice) rather tha...

Description Meet the Marycele Candle Warmer Lamp—a fresh, flameless way to enjoy your favorite scents, especially if you love those big 22oz Yankee Candle jars. Instead of lighting a wick, this lam...

Whether young or young at heart, everyone loves spending a summer evening at a carnival. The stomach-twisting thrill rides, the indulgent snacks and sweets, and the general spirit of light-hearted ...

Black history is inseparable from American history, and the black experience represents a profound and unique strand of the American story. This issuance recognizes the richness of that experience ...

Similar in design to the Two Ounce Wedding Blooms stamp, this stamp could be used for wedding RSVP cards. It was also perfect for party invitations, thank-you notes, announcements, birthday cards, ...

Now most modern suit jackets come with a buttonhole in the lapel and a small loop (about an inch down) sewn on the reverse side. The proper way to attach a boutonnière flower is by sliding the stem...

Wearing corsages first came into fashion during the 18th and 19th centuries.  A small group of flowers was pinned to the front of a woman’s dress and worn for special occasions like weddings (the f...