1998 10c Trans-Mississippi: Hardships of Emigration
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U.S. #3209f
1998 10¢ Hardships of Emigration
1998 10¢ Hardships of Emigration
First Day Cover
Issue Date: June 18, 1998
City: Anaheim, CA
City: Anaheim, CA
The stamp on this First Day Cover pictures the “Hardships of Emigration.” In the image, a single covered wagon is crossing the prairie, but one of the horses is dying. Augustus Goodyear Heaton did the original painting. The stamp is part of the Trans-Mississippi Exposition souvenir sheet issued to honor the 100th anniversary of the original commemoratives.
The Trans-Mississippi Exposition was held in Omaha, Nebraska, June 1 through November 1, 1898. Its goal was to further the progress and development of resources west of the Mississippi.
To publicize this event, a set of nine commemorative stamps was issued. Each was printed in a single color and featured an engraving depicting a different Western scene.
The original intent for the 1898 issues was to print them in two colors. However, due to the Spanish-American War and the increased demand for revenue stamps, resources were re-allocated and the stamps were printed in one color. The 1998 issues have been printed in two colors, using the only existing original bi-color dies.
U.S. #3209f
1998 10¢ Hardships of Emigration
1998 10¢ Hardships of Emigration
First Day Cover
Issue Date: June 18, 1998
City: Anaheim, CA
City: Anaheim, CA
The stamp on this First Day Cover pictures the “Hardships of Emigration.” In the image, a single covered wagon is crossing the prairie, but one of the horses is dying. Augustus Goodyear Heaton did the original painting. The stamp is part of the Trans-Mississippi Exposition souvenir sheet issued to honor the 100th anniversary of the original commemoratives.
The Trans-Mississippi Exposition was held in Omaha, Nebraska, June 1 through November 1, 1898. Its goal was to further the progress and development of resources west of the Mississippi.
To publicize this event, a set of nine commemorative stamps was issued. Each was printed in a single color and featured an engraving depicting a different Western scene.
The original intent for the 1898 issues was to print them in two colors. However, due to the Spanish-American War and the increased demand for revenue stamps, resources were re-allocated and the stamps were printed in one color. The 1998 issues have been printed in two colors, using the only existing original bi-color dies.