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The pictorial map : United States Stamps
Chase, Ernest Dudley, 1...
The pictorial map : Uni...
1949
8035.000
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Chase, Ernest Dudley, 1878-1966
Full Title
The pictorial map : United States Stamps. Designed, drawn and published by Ernest Dudley Chase. Winchester, Mass.; Research directors Charles Peck Kerr and Rupert Frank Jones. The post : Artists: Famous American Commemorative Series -- 1940.
List No
8035.000
Note
Pictorial map of the United States, showing U.S. postage stamps, most of which are placed on or near the corresponding locales featured on the stamp. Thematic arrangements of other stamps surround the map, including a grouping of past presidents and another of stamps honoring the armed forces. Along with the stamps are Chase's small drawings of landmarks and descriptive notes. Shows state lines, and generally only one or two major cities per state. There is a box with a chronology of "Postage Firsts" from "Adhesive Stamps" in 1847 to the "Flying Post Office" in 1946. In the top center of the map is an inset illustration of a mail carrier at work with the U.S. Post Office motto and seal. Includes legend.
The pictorial map : United States Stamps
Chase, Ernest Dudley, 1...
The pictorial map : Uni...
1949
8689.000
Related
 
Author
Chase, Ernest Dudley, 1878-1966
Full Title
The pictorial map : United States Stamps. Designed, drawn and published by Ernest Dudley Chase. Winchester, Mass.; Research directors Charles Peck Kerr and Rupert Frank Jones. The post : Artists: Famous American Commemorative Series -- 1940.
List No
8689.000
Note
Pictorial map of the United States, showing U.S. postage stamps, without stamps placed on the map - see our 8035.000 for a copy with the stamps placed.Thematic arrangements of other stamps surround the map, including a grouping of past presidents and another of stamps honoring the armed forces. Along with the stamps are Chase’s small drawings of landmarks and descriptive notes. Shows state lines, and generally only one or two major cities per state. There is a box with a chronology of “Postage Firsts” from “Adhesive Stamps” in 1847 to the “Flying Post Office” in 1946. In the top center of the map is an inset illustration of a mail carrier at work with the U.S. Post Office motto and seal. Includes legend.
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