The United States Postal Service paid tribute to the 38th U.S. president, Gerald R. Ford, with the issuance of this mint, self-adhesive, plate number block of four stamps in 2007 (corner block from the originally issued sheet of 20 stamps; the block you receive may be from any of the four sheet corners). A republican, Ford was the only U.S. president (1974-1977) elected neither president nor vice president; he attained these positions following the resignations of Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew, respectively. Note that President Ford was an avid stamp collector.

This set of eight mint stamps, issued by Rwanda on May 11, 1981, features Saturday Evening Post cover art by Norman Rockwell.

This mint sheet of four stamps was issued by Tanzania in 2009 to celebrate the inauguration of President Barack Obama. Each stamp features a different portrait of the President; one includes First Lady Michelle Obama. The White House and the Seal of the President of the United States are featured in the sheet selvage.

St. Vincent celebrated the inauguration of President Barack Obama with the issuance of this mint sheet of nine $1.75 stamps in 2009. Each stamp features a portrait of Obama in front of an American flag. The sheet selvage depicts the White House, an American flag, and the text, "44th President of the United States."

The Marshall Islands issued this complete mint set of nine stamps (three strips of three stamps each) on July 16, 1987, to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the United States Constitution. The stamps feature excerpts from the Marshall Islands and U.S. constitutions. The Marshall Islands were taken by the U.S. from Japan during WWII and became a U.S. Trust Territory. In 1986, the Marshall Islands became a souvereign state in "Comapct of Free Association" with the U.S.

Issued by the Marshall Islands (former U.S. Trust Territory) on Oct. 28, 1986, this mint airmail stamp commemorated both the Statue of Liberty Centennial and the International Year of Peace.

Testing stamps, also called "dummy stamps," were utilized by the U.S. Postal Service for testing of their machines; the mint coil stamp pair offered here was utilized for the testing/adjusting of coil dispensing machines and stamp affixing equipment. These stamps were printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and were used between 1962-1988. A nice piece of Postal Service memorabilia. Please click on the image for additional information.

Issued by the USPS on Oct. 3, 2008, this mint strip of five self-adhesive stamps highlights the stylish fins and chrome of five popular cars from the 1950's: a 1957 Chrysler 300C, a 1957 Lincoln Premiere, a 1957 Pontiac Safari, a 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk, and a 1959 Cadillac Eldorado. Renowned automobile illustrator Art M. Fitzpatrick created the paintings featured on the stamps.

First issued on April 24, 1992, by the United States Postal Service at U.S.-owned Christiansted, Virgin Islands (historians agree that Columbus landed at the Virgin Islands), this attractive mint block of four stamps commemorates the first voyage of Christopher Columbus. The four stamps depict "seeking Queen Isabella's support," "crossing the Atlantic," "approaching land," and "coming ashore."

The United States Postal Service paid tribute to the 38th U.S. president, Gerald R. Ford, with the issuance of this mint self-adhesive stamp in 2007. A republican, Ford was the only U.S. president (1974-1977) elected neither president nor vice president; he attained these positions following the resignations of Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew, respectively. Note that President Ford was an avid stamp collector.