Vintage Unused Preserving Wetlands Stamps (Mallard Duck, Birds, Waterfowl, Preservation, Hunting, Blue) USPS Postage 20c

Step back in time with these exquisite vintage unused stamps featuring a stunning design of Mallard Ducks. These mint United States postage stamps hold a face value of 20 cents and are valid for current use, making them not only a beautiful addition to any collection, but also functional for sending mail. Perfect for waterfowl enthusiasts, conservationists, and hunters alike, this stamp depicts a male and female mallard landing on the water, symbolizing the beauty and diversity of these birds. 

Originally issued by the USPS on July 2, 1984, these stamps hold historical significance, honoring the 50th anniversary of the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act. This influential legislation established and protected waterfowl refuges, preserving their habitats and promoting conservation efforts. 

Designed by Jay N. Darling, a prominent advocate for migratory bird protection, this stamp is a reproduction of the first US Duck stamp from 1934. The scene captures the serene beauty of two mallards, a male and female, preparing to land in a marsh surrounded by tall grass. 

President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act in 1934, following the decline in migratory bird populations due to overhunting and loss of habitats. This vintage stamp celebrates the efforts to combat this decline and protect these magnificent creatures, making it a must-have for any nature enthusiast. 

Add a touch of history to your mailing with this remarkable duck stamp. This vintage stamp represents a significant milestone in the conservation of migratory birds and is a meaningful addition to your mailing. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history and showcase your appreciation for these beautiful creatures.