1992 29c Contemporary Christmas: Locomotive, booklet single
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U.S. #2716
1992 29¢ Train Engine
Christmas Toys
Contemporary Christmas Booklet Stamps
1992 29¢ Train Engine
Christmas Toys
Contemporary Christmas Booklet Stamps
Issue Date: October 22, 1992
City: Kansas City, MO
Quantity: 102,137,500
City: Kansas City, MO
Quantity: 102,137,500
Printed By: Multi-color Corp for American Bank Note Co
Printing Method: Lithographed
Perforations: 11
Color: Multicolored
To usher in the holiday season, the Postal Service issued four contemporary stamps featuring colorful renditions of antique toys. A pony and rider, a locomotive, a steam engine, and a steamship are reminiscent of toys of the 1800s.
Printing by two different companies resulted in two distinct varieties. The sheet version of the stamp was printed by offset-lithography by Ashton-Potter America, Inc., while the manufacturing of the booklet stamps was contracted to the American Bank Note Company.
U.S. #2716
1992 29¢ Train Engine
Christmas Toys
Contemporary Christmas Booklet Stamps
1992 29¢ Train Engine
Christmas Toys
Contemporary Christmas Booklet Stamps
Issue Date: October 22, 1992
City: Kansas City, MO
Quantity: 102,137,500
City: Kansas City, MO
Quantity: 102,137,500
Printed By: Multi-color Corp for American Bank Note Co
Printing Method: Lithographed
Perforations: 11
Color: Multicolored
To usher in the holiday season, the Postal Service issued four contemporary stamps featuring colorful renditions of antique toys. A pony and rider, a locomotive, a steam engine, and a steamship are reminiscent of toys of the 1800s.
Printing by two different companies resulted in two distinct varieties. The sheet version of the stamp was printed by offset-lithography by Ashton-Potter America, Inc., while the manufacturing of the booklet stamps was contracted to the American Bank Note Company.