Four Flags Forever Stamp 2012 First-Class Forever Postage Stamps

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The U.S. Postal Service continues its tradition of honoring the Stars and Strips with the issuance of Four Flags. This quartet of stamps features a bright U.S. flag against a white background. A single word appears on each of the four stamps in large letters:Description: 20 stamps/page * 5 pages. You got 100 stamps in
The U.S. Postal Service continues its tradition of honoring the Stars and Strips with the issuance of Four Flags. This quartet of stamps features a bright U.S. flag against a white background. A single word appears on each of the four stamps in large letters:Description: 20 stamps/page * 5 pages. You got 100 stamps in total. Background:The U.S. Postal Service continues its tradition of honoring the Stars and Strips with the issuance of Four Flags. This quartet of stamps features a bright U.S. flag against a white background. A single word appears on each of the four stamps in large letters: Freedom, Liberty, Equality, and Justice. Art directed by Howard E. Paine, the stamps feature an illustration by the late Arnold C. Holeywell. “The Four Flags Forever stamps were originally issued on February 22 in booklets of 20 and coils of 100 and quickly became some of our best-selling stamps,” said U.S. Postal Service Stamp Services Manager Stephen Kearney, referring more than 800 million sold to-date of 3.7 billion printed. “We created this new format as a customer convenience for those who want to carry 10 stamps in their wallet or purse. The beauty of Forever stamps is that they are always good for mailing a one-ounce First-Class letter anytime in the future, regardless of price changes.

The U.S. Postal service continues its tradition of honoring the stars and stripes with the issuance of the four flags (forever) stamps. This quartet of stamps features a bright U.S. Flag against a white background. A single word appears on each of the four stamps in large letters: Freedom, liberty, equality, and justice. The black typeface recalls the look of colonial-era printing. The current U.S. Flag consists of 13 stripes and 50 stars.