4,00 USD
Boy Scouts
Date of Issue - 1950
4 Unused Three Cent Postage Stamps
This is the first U.S. stamp honoring the Boy Scouts of America. It was issued in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania on the opening day of the 1950 Boy Scout Jamboree which was held in that location. The Scouts camped on the same area as George Washington’s Colonial Army had during the famous 1777-1978 winter at Valley Forge. President Harry S Truman spoke at the Jamboree, as did Army General Dwight D. Eisenhower.
The stamp features three Scouts of varying ages and Scouting levels.
This is a great inexpensive gift for anyone.
A nice addition to any card, gift or just on its own.
Stamps come in 3" x 4" 12 mil thickness
High-Quality Rigid PVC Plastic Holder - Acid Free
Holder is clear.
Stamps can be removed from side of holder.
U.S. Shipping is Free.
Shipping is USPS FCM Letter.