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- Washington Monument
- Civil Rights Scene
- Ebbets Field
- Red Boots
- Pueblo Costume
- Native American Woman
- Unity Atmosphere
- Blue Background
- Butterfly Dance
- Vibrant Jazz Scene
- Historic Protest
- Vibrant Colors
- Trombone Player
- City Skyline
- Americana Style
- Architectural Detail
- Trumpet Player
- Lithograph Print
- Jazz Musicians
- Braided Hair
- Red Accents
- Historic Crowd
- Sacagawea Portrait
- Martin Luther King Jr
- Monumental Scale
- March On Washington
- Brooklyn Stadium
- Musical Performance
- Nostalgic Scene
- Monumental Backdrop
- Vintage Baseball
- Native American Dance
- Red Brick Building
- Photogravure Print
- Night Concert
- Lively Crowd
- Diverse Crowd
A powerful painting of Martin Luther King Jr. standing before the Washington Monument captures a historic moment of leadership by the United States Postal Service, inviting you to explore this iconic piece of American history.
A powerful depiction of the historic 1963 March on Washington captures a diverse crowd united before the Washington Monument in this evocative piece by the United States Postal Service, inviting you to own a piece of history.
A striking portrait of a Native American woman with braided hair from the 1994 Legends of the West series by the United States Postal Service captures historical Americana and invites you to explore this iconic piece.
A vibrant jazz performance featuring trombonists and trumpeters set against a glowing city skyline by the United States Postal Service captures an iconic era of American music that you can bring into your collection.
A vibrant depiction of Brooklyn's historic Ebbets Field captures the lively energy of a crowd gathered by the iconic red brick building in this United States Postal Service stamp from 2001, perfect for collectors.
A vibrant depiction of a woman in an elaborate butterfly-themed costume from the 1996 USPS American Indian Dances series captures the grace of Southwest Pueblo tradition, inviting you to explore this piece of postal art.