1960 4c American Credo: Francis Scott Key
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U.S. #1142
1960-61 4¢ Francis Scott Key
American Credo Series
Issue Date: September 14, 1960
City: Baltimore, Maryland
Quantity: 122,060,000
Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Printing Method: Giori Press
Perforations: 11
Color: Carmine and dark blue
US #1139 was the first of the American Credo Series stamps to be issued. It pictures the scales of justice and was first released at Washingtons home in Mount Vernon, Virginia. The stamp includes a line from George Washingtons farewell speech in 1796. Washingtons 1796 farewell speech served as the foundation for a substantial portion of American domestic and foreign policy.
U.S. #1142
1960-61 4¢ Francis Scott Key
American Credo Series
Issue Date: September 14, 1960
City: Baltimore, Maryland
Quantity: 122,060,000
Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Printing Method: Giori Press
Perforations: 11
Color: Carmine and dark blue
US #1139 was the first of the American Credo Series stamps to be issued. It pictures the scales of justice and was first released at Washingtons home in Mount Vernon, Virginia. The stamp includes a line from George Washingtons farewell speech in 1796. Washingtons 1796 farewell speech served as the foundation for a substantial portion of American domestic and foreign policy.