1962 Commemorative Stamp Year Set
# YS1962 - 1962 Commemorative Stamp Year Set
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Save Time, Hassle, and Money with the1962 Commemorative Year Set
Includes First U.S. Christmas Stamp
Now you can get all 17 commemoratives issued in 1962 with one convenient order – you’ll save time and money over buying each stamp individually. (Note: YS1962 contains the same stamps as YS1962C.)
Includes:
US #1191
US #1192
US #1193
US #1194
US #1195
US #1196
US #1197
US #1198
US #1199
US #1200
US #1201
US #1202
US #1203
US #1204
US #1205
US #1206
US #1207
Stamp Highlights:
Project Mercury (#1193)– This stamp was printed and distributed to 305 Post Offices in sealed pouches, long before John Glenn left on his historic flight, becoming the first American to orbit the Earth. On his safe return, February 20, 1962, at 3:30 p.m., Postal Headquarters ordered the pouches be opened. Within 1 1⁄2 hours, many offices sold out their entire stock!
Seattle World’s Fair (#1196) – Publicizes the opening of the Seattle World’s Fair, “Century 21,” and features the 550-foot tall rotating space needle and the monorail that took visitors from Seattle to the fair site in ninety-six seconds.
Sam Rayburn (#1202) – Honors lawyer Sam Rayburn, who served as Speaker of the House longer than any other person.
Dag Hammarskjold (#1203 and 1204) – When postal authorities discovered that some of the Dag Hammarskjold sheets had been printed with inverted designs, the decision was made to continue printing the error and issue both versions. Later, a court decision ruled this act was illegal.
Christmas (#1205) – A wreath and burning candles were chosen as a non-sectarian, non-religious design for this first U.S. stamp honoring Christmas.
Winslow Homer (#1207) – In honor of the American realist painter and illustrator, this issue shows his oil, “Breezing Up,” which hangs in the National Gallery, Washington, D.C.
Enjoy the history contained in the 1962 Commemorative Year Set – order now.
Save Time, Hassle, and Money with the1962 Commemorative Year Set
Includes First U.S. Christmas Stamp
Now you can get all 17 commemoratives issued in 1962 with one convenient order – you’ll save time and money over buying each stamp individually. (Note: YS1962 contains the same stamps as YS1962C.)
Includes:
US #1191
US #1192
US #1193
US #1194
US #1195
US #1196
US #1197
US #1198
US #1199
US #1200
US #1201
US #1202
US #1203
US #1204
US #1205
US #1206
US #1207
Stamp Highlights:
Project Mercury (#1193)– This stamp was printed and distributed to 305 Post Offices in sealed pouches, long before John Glenn left on his historic flight, becoming the first American to orbit the Earth. On his safe return, February 20, 1962, at 3:30 p.m., Postal Headquarters ordered the pouches be opened. Within 1 1⁄2 hours, many offices sold out their entire stock!
Seattle World’s Fair (#1196) – Publicizes the opening of the Seattle World’s Fair, “Century 21,” and features the 550-foot tall rotating space needle and the monorail that took visitors from Seattle to the fair site in ninety-six seconds.
Sam Rayburn (#1202) – Honors lawyer Sam Rayburn, who served as Speaker of the House longer than any other person.
Dag Hammarskjold (#1203 and 1204) – When postal authorities discovered that some of the Dag Hammarskjold sheets had been printed with inverted designs, the decision was made to continue printing the error and issue both versions. Later, a court decision ruled this act was illegal.
Christmas (#1205) – A wreath and burning candles were chosen as a non-sectarian, non-religious design for this first U.S. stamp honoring Christmas.
Winslow Homer (#1207) – In honor of the American realist painter and illustrator, this issue shows his oil, “Breezing Up,” which hangs in the National Gallery, Washington, D.C.
Enjoy the history contained in the 1962 Commemorative Year Set – order now.