This set of four mint stamps, issued by the Cook Islands on September 10, 1982, features the following works of art by Norman Rockwell: Serenade, The Hikers, The Doctor and the Doll, and Home From Camp.

This mint engraved stamp honoring John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) was issued on November 21, 1964 by Germany.

Issued by Germany on May 5, 1983, this mint stamp commemorates the 300th anniversary of the immigration of Germans to the United States.

Issued by India on December 10, 1963, this mint stamp honors Eleanor Roosevelt on the 15th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It features Eleanor at a spinning wheel.

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

Issued between February and September of 1973, this set of four mint stamps commemorates the role of communications in spurring the American Revolution. The stamps feature pamphlets being printed on a press, posting of a broadside (message), a colonial post rider, and a drummer summoning minutmen.

The Boston Tea Party, the historical event that preceeded the American Revolutionary War, is attractively depicted on this attached block of four mint stamps. The United States issued these stamps was July 4, 1973.

This set of four mint stamps, issued by the United States on March 25, 1975, honors the following four heroes of the American Revolutionary War: Sybil Ludington ("youthful heroine"), Salem Poor ("gallant soldier"), Haym Solomon ("financial hero"), and Peter Francisco ("fighter extraordinary"). Inscriptions on the back of each stamp (in emerald green; under the gum) briefly tell the story of the individual featured on the fron of the stamp.