1981 Commemorative Stamp Year Set
# YS1981 - 1981 Commemorative Stamp Year Set
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Save Time and Money with 1981 Commemorative Year Set
With one easy order, you can get all 34 commemoratives issued in 1981. You’ll save time and moneyover buying each stamp individually.
Includes:
US #1874
US #1875
US #1876-79
US #1910
US #1911
US #1920
US #1921-24
US #1925
US #1926
US #1927
US #1928-31
US #1932
US #1933
US #1934
US #1935
US #1936
US #1937-38
US #1939
US #1940
US #1941
US #1942-45
Stamp Set Highlights:
Whitney Moore Young, Jr. – Part of the Black Heritage Series, this stamp honors important civil rights leader Whitney Moore Young, Jr.
American Red Cross Centennial – Founded by Clara Barton in 1881 and chartered by Congress in 1901, the American Red Cross runs the world’s largest donor blood service.
Frederic Remington – Known for his action-filled paintings and sculptures of the Old West, Frederic Remington also served as a war correspondent during the Spanish-American War.
James Hoban – In 1792, a contest was held to pick the architect to design the official residence of the President of the United States. Irish immigrant James Hoban spent the next eight years overseeing the construction of his winning design.
Battle of Yorktown and Virginia Capes – This pair of stamps recalls the final battle of the American Revolution. After the British moved into Virginia, George Washington and the Comte de Rochambeau combined their French and American armies. With the help of the French fleet, they joined Lafayette and attacked Yorktown. The British commander, Cornwallis, was forced to surrender, bringing an end to the war and the beginning of American independence.
John Hanson – Celebrates the memory of the man many call the “first President of the United States.” Hanson became President of the Continental Congress – an office he held for one year – prior to George Washington’s election as President under the Constitution.
Add this history and more to your collection – order the 1981 Commemorative Year Set today.
Save Time and Money with 1981 Commemorative Year Set
With one easy order, you can get all 34 commemoratives issued in 1981. You’ll save time and moneyover buying each stamp individually.
Includes:
US #1874
US #1875
US #1876-79
US #1910
US #1911
US #1920
US #1921-24
US #1925
US #1926
US #1927
US #1928-31
US #1932
US #1933
US #1934
US #1935
US #1936
US #1937-38
US #1939
US #1940
US #1941
US #1942-45
Stamp Set Highlights:
Whitney Moore Young, Jr. – Part of the Black Heritage Series, this stamp honors important civil rights leader Whitney Moore Young, Jr.
American Red Cross Centennial – Founded by Clara Barton in 1881 and chartered by Congress in 1901, the American Red Cross runs the world’s largest donor blood service.
Frederic Remington – Known for his action-filled paintings and sculptures of the Old West, Frederic Remington also served as a war correspondent during the Spanish-American War.
James Hoban – In 1792, a contest was held to pick the architect to design the official residence of the President of the United States. Irish immigrant James Hoban spent the next eight years overseeing the construction of his winning design.
Battle of Yorktown and Virginia Capes – This pair of stamps recalls the final battle of the American Revolution. After the British moved into Virginia, George Washington and the Comte de Rochambeau combined their French and American armies. With the help of the French fleet, they joined Lafayette and attacked Yorktown. The British commander, Cornwallis, was forced to surrender, bringing an end to the war and the beginning of American independence.
John Hanson – Celebrates the memory of the man many call the “first President of the United States.” Hanson became President of the Continental Congress – an office he held for one year – prior to George Washington’s election as President under the Constitution.
Add this history and more to your collection – order the 1981 Commemorative Year Set today.