1971 Commemorative Stamp Year Set
# YS1971 - 1971 Commemorative Stamp Year Set
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Save Time and Money with the Complete 1971 Commemorative Stamp Set
Our 1971 set includes every US commemorative issued that year. That's 23 stamps in all. You'll save money over buying each stamp individually. (Note: YS1971 contains the same stamps as YS1971C.)
Includes:
US#1423
US #1424
US #1425
US #1426
US #1427-30
IS #1431
US #1432
US #1433
US #1334-35
US #1436
US #1427
US #1428
US #1439
US #1440-43
US #1444
US #1445
Stamp HIghlights:
Douglas MacArthur (#1424) – Issued on the 91st birth anniversary of General Douglas MacArthur, this issue honors a great military hero who is remembered for his promise, “I shall return,” when he left Corregidor, the Philippines, in 1942.
John Sloan (#1433) – A student of American artist Thomas Eakins, John Sloan was renowned for his realistic portraits of everyday life. The painting pictured on this stamp, “The Wake of the Ferry,” hangs in the Phillips Gallery, Washington, D.C.
United States in Space (#1434-35)– Decade of Achievement – 8¢: These stamps were originally issued as an attached pair to coincide with the flight of Apollo XV and to mark the 10th anniversary of John Glenn’s Project Mercury flight, which sent the first man into orbit.
Blood Donors (#1425) – Issued at a time when blood donations were not keeping up with demand, this stamp was meant to raise awareness of blood donor programs and increase needed donations.
Wildlife Conservation (#1427-30) – This block of four stamps was issued to raise awareness of the plight of endangered species. The polar bear, the California Condor (one of the rarest birds in the world) and the alligator have all been threatened with extinction. Increased water pollution has also put several species of trout in jeopardy.
San Juan (#1437) – This stamp commemorates the 450th anniversary of San Juan, Puerto Rico – the oldest continuously inhabited city in America.
Add this history and more to your collection – order the complete 1971 Commemorative Year Set today.
Save Time and Money with the Complete 1971 Commemorative Stamp Set
Our 1971 set includes every US commemorative issued that year. That's 23 stamps in all. You'll save money over buying each stamp individually. (Note: YS1971 contains the same stamps as YS1971C.)
Includes:
US#1423
US #1424
US #1425
US #1426
US #1427-30
IS #1431
US #1432
US #1433
US #1334-35
US #1436
US #1427
US #1428
US #1439
US #1440-43
US #1444
US #1445
Stamp HIghlights:
Douglas MacArthur (#1424) – Issued on the 91st birth anniversary of General Douglas MacArthur, this issue honors a great military hero who is remembered for his promise, “I shall return,” when he left Corregidor, the Philippines, in 1942.
John Sloan (#1433) – A student of American artist Thomas Eakins, John Sloan was renowned for his realistic portraits of everyday life. The painting pictured on this stamp, “The Wake of the Ferry,” hangs in the Phillips Gallery, Washington, D.C.
United States in Space (#1434-35)– Decade of Achievement – 8¢: These stamps were originally issued as an attached pair to coincide with the flight of Apollo XV and to mark the 10th anniversary of John Glenn’s Project Mercury flight, which sent the first man into orbit.
Blood Donors (#1425) – Issued at a time when blood donations were not keeping up with demand, this stamp was meant to raise awareness of blood donor programs and increase needed donations.
Wildlife Conservation (#1427-30) – This block of four stamps was issued to raise awareness of the plight of endangered species. The polar bear, the California Condor (one of the rarest birds in the world) and the alligator have all been threatened with extinction. Increased water pollution has also put several species of trout in jeopardy.
San Juan (#1437) – This stamp commemorates the 450th anniversary of San Juan, Puerto Rico – the oldest continuously inhabited city in America.
Add this history and more to your collection – order the complete 1971 Commemorative Year Set today.