These unused vintage stamp sets are perfect for mailing desert-themed save-the-dates, wedding invitations, bridal shower invitations, and other special correspondence (e.g. Southwest event invites). Each curated set is comprised of five (5) unused stamps with a total USPS postage value of 74 cents — enough postage to mail a standard rectangular envelope that weighs up to one (1) ounce. These unused U.S. stamps are perfectly valid for use as postage for mailing with USPS.
EACH SET OF FIVE STAMPS INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:
One (1) “Beavertail Cactus” stamp (20 cent face value, issued in the year 1981)
One (1) “Dogface Butterfly” stamp (13 cent face value, issued in 1977)
One (1) “Paloverde stamp (32 cent face value, issued in 1998)
One (1) “Gadsden Purchase” stamps (3 cent face value, issued in 1953)
One (1) “Ocotillo” stamp (6 cent face value, issued in 1969)
Stamp arrangement measures 6.5 x 2-inches. Stamps are photographed on an A7 5.25” x 7.25” envelope. The 32-cent Paloverde stamp is self-adhesive. All other stamps in this listing are gummed and you should plan to use a glue stick to adhere.
Please contact us if you are interested in a larger quantity of this item than you see listed in inventory.
Product features
Unused/uncanceled stamps
Mint condition
Limited circulation, collectable
Postage value is face value printed on stamps
USPS authentic postage
Ready to use for mailing
Handling and care
Vintage stamps should be handled with care
Do not expose to moisture
Store unused stamps in provided glassine envelopes
Store in a cool dark place
Avoid long exposure to UV light
Handle with clean/dry hands, cotton gloves, or tweezers
Application and use
Carefully weigh and measure each mail piece to determine required postage
