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The United States first general issue was in 1847 when two values, 5c and 10c, were issued. In classical design, with portraits of Benjamin Franklin and George Washington, they are often considered the United States equivalent of the Penny Black. Philatelic Societies for USA Philately The
American Stamp Club of Great Britain
The
American Philatelic Society United
States Stamp Society United
States Philatelic Classics Society Confederate
Stamp Alliance The International
Machine Cancel Society MILITARY POSTAL HISTORY
SOCIETY American First Day
Cover Society American
Society for Philatelic Pages and Panels The
Carriers And Locals Society |
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Selected pages on the WWW Smithsonian National Postal Museum Spellman
Museum of Stamps and Postal History 1847USA, an identification
site for U.S. Postage Stamp Postal
History of the U.S. Circular Die Postal Stationery: Rates and Usages
1916-1960 James
Majka's Postal Stationery Pages Ohio Town List of
Universal Machine Cancels The
RPO Postmark Page Confederate States of America - Fakes,
Counterfeits, Reprints, Facsimiles Civil War Postal History Articles Dave Bennett's Wild and Wacky First Day
Covers! Books STAMPS United States Stamps of
the 19th
Century
(3 volumes) The United States One Cent
Stamp
of 1851-1857
(2 volumes) The 3c Stamp of the United
States
1851-1857
Issue The Ten Cent Stamps of
1855-1859 The Bank Note Issues of
United
States Stamps,
1870-1893 The United States
Commemorative
Stamps
of the Twentieth Century: Volume I – 1901 to 1935; Volume II – 1935 to
1947 Counterfeit
Kansas-Nebraska
Overprints
on 1922-34 Issue The Private Local Posts of
the
United States,
Volume 1 – New York State The Identifier for
Carriers,
Locals, Fakes,
Forgeries & Bogus Posts of the United States (3 Volumes) POSTAL HISTORY 19th Century United States
Fancy
Cancellations
(4th Edition) Cyclopedia of United
States
Postmarks and
Postal History Franks of Western Expresses
Letters of Gold –
California
Postal History
Through 1869 The Pony Express Railroad Post Office
History United States Letter Rates to Foreign Destinations 1847 to
GPU-UPU United States Sea Post
Cancellations Part 1 Transatlantic Routes MAGAZINES
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