Denomination Stamps 11

The pansy has been associated with love since ancient times. Its name comes from the French word pense, meaning “thought,” and is named for the flower’s resemblance to a human face. In many culture...

With their large trumpet-shaped blossoms and distinctive sweet smell, angel’s trumpets are a summer favorite. To create the image, photographer Harold Davis backlit the flowers on a light box and c...

This 40-cent stamp features a red fox. Sold in panes of 20 and in self-adhesive coils of 3,000 and 10,000, the stamp is intended for use by bulk mailers for items such as circulars, newsletters, an...

The cake, cake topper, and cutting fees quite often ring up under $600. The average cost per slice is about the same as at a restaurant. However, more involved recipes and elaborate decorating can ...

These powerful birds are depicted in colorful portraits and shown from the neck up. The artwork appears against a plain, white background. Birds of prey, also known as raptors, thrive in diverse ha...

The World Wildlife Fund and Wildlife Conservation Society urged USPS in 2000 to create a semi-postal stamp. In 2010, Congress passed the Multinational Species Conservation Funds Semi-postal Stamp...

This stamp features a digital painting of the Common Buckeye butterfly (Junonia coenia) by renowned wildlife illustrator Steve Buchanan of Winsted, Connecticut. The Common Buckeye is named for the ...

The subject matter of children’s literature covers the people, objects, toys, animals, and fantasy creatures that live in a child’s real and imaginary world. The 2006 “Favorite Children’s Book Anim...

Dive into the magic of Disney with this enchanting “The Art of Disney: Celebration” postage stamp, featuring Ariel from The Little Mermaid surrounded by her underwater friends, including Flounder a...

This pane of 20 stamps consists of four different stamp designs featuring photographs of bats found in the continental United States: the red bat, the pallid bat, the spotted bat, and the leaf-nose...

The inspiration for Uncle Sam is generally considered to be Sam Wilson, a meat packer in Troy, New York. During the War of 1812, Wilson was responsible for shipping rations to soldiers. All package...