1945 Complete Commemorative Year Set, 12 Stamps
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Complete 1945 Commemorative Year Set
With one easy order, you can get all 12 commemorative stamps issued in 1945 – you’ll save time and money. (Note: YS1945C contains the same stamps as YS1945.)
Includes:
US #927
US #928
US #929
US #930
US #931
US #932
US #933
US #934
US #935
US #936
US #937
US #938
Set Highlights:
• Four issues in this set (#930-33) commemorate the death of stamp-collecting President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who successfully led America through both the Great Depression and World War II. One of these stamps pictures the President and the “Little White House.” As therapy following an attack of polio, Franklin Roosevelt swam in the warm mineral pools of Warm Springs, Georgia. In an effort to help polio victims afford treatment, Roosevelt bought the land surrounding the springs and established The Warm Springs Foundation. FDR died in 1945 as Allied Victory neared.
• When the 3¢ Iwo Jima stamp (#929) was first proposed, some people protested because it would picture living people – a violation of postal regulations. However, once it was issued, it became the most popular U.S. commemorative at that time. On its first day of issue, customers hoping to buy the stamp waited in lines that stretched around city blocks.
Set Also Commemorates:
• The 100th anniversary of Florida and Texas statehood (#927 and ##938)
• The first United Nations Conference (#928)
• New York governor Alfred E. Smith (#937)
• U.S. Sailors, Army, Coast Guard who bravely served America during World War II (#934-36).
You’ll enjoy the history of the complete 1945 Commemorative Year Set for years to come – order now.
Complete 1945 Commemorative Year Set
With one easy order, you can get all 12 commemorative stamps issued in 1945 – you’ll save time and money. (Note: YS1945C contains the same stamps as YS1945.)
Includes:
US #927
US #928
US #929
US #930
US #931
US #932
US #933
US #934
US #935
US #936
US #937
US #938
Set Highlights:
• Four issues in this set (#930-33) commemorate the death of stamp-collecting President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who successfully led America through both the Great Depression and World War II. One of these stamps pictures the President and the “Little White House.” As therapy following an attack of polio, Franklin Roosevelt swam in the warm mineral pools of Warm Springs, Georgia. In an effort to help polio victims afford treatment, Roosevelt bought the land surrounding the springs and established The Warm Springs Foundation. FDR died in 1945 as Allied Victory neared.
• When the 3¢ Iwo Jima stamp (#929) was first proposed, some people protested because it would picture living people – a violation of postal regulations. However, once it was issued, it became the most popular U.S. commemorative at that time. On its first day of issue, customers hoping to buy the stamp waited in lines that stretched around city blocks.
Set Also Commemorates:
• The 100th anniversary of Florida and Texas statehood (#927 and ##938)
• The first United Nations Conference (#928)
• New York governor Alfred E. Smith (#937)
• U.S. Sailors, Army, Coast Guard who bravely served America during World War II (#934-36).
You’ll enjoy the history of the complete 1945 Commemorative Year Set for years to come – order now.