Commemorative postal issues celebrating Diwali, the festival of lights, serve as miniature works of art and cultural artifacts. These special stamps typically feature imagery associated with the holiday, such as lamps, fireworks,... Read more »
A small adhesive label, typically purchased from the United States Postal Service, serves as proof of prepayment for mailing letters, postcards, and other eligible items. Affixing one of these to an envelope... Read more »
The cost of mailing a standard letter within the United States during the year 2014 represents a specific data point in the historical record of postal rates. For example, a one-ounce First-Class... Read more »
The price of mailing a standard letter within the United States is determined by the United States Postal Service and is subject to change. Typically, the Postal Regulatory Commission approves rate adjustments... Read more »
The 8th hole at Royal Troon Golf Club, a par-3 measuring a mere 123 yards, is famously nicknamed the “Postage Stamp” due to its exceptionally small green and deep surrounding bunkers. This... Read more »
This national commemorative day celebrates the issuance of the first United States postage stamps on July 1, 1847. These initial stamps depicted Benjamin Franklin, a Founding Father and first Postmaster General, and... Read more »
A philatelic item from the Magnolia State refers to a small adhesive label issued by the U.S. Postal Service for prepaying mail originating from this specific location. Examples include commemorative issues celebrating... Read more »
Automated postal centers, often located in lobbies of post offices, retail outlets, and public spaces, dispense postage for letters and packages. These devices typically accept various payment methods, including cash, credit cards,... Read more »
Mail sent within the United States that meets specific size and weight requirements can be sent using stamps designated for a standard delivery speed. These stamps typically feature iconic American imagery and... Read more »
Creating decorative or functional items using philatelic materials as the primary artistic medium encompasses a wide range of projects. These can include framed artwork, jewelry, decoupage, greeting cards, and mosaic-style creations. For... Read more »