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2958 LOVE CHERUB ANGEL 1995 STAMP SHEET OF 50 . usa 1995 love stamp BK229 LOVE CHERUB 1995 STAMP BOOKLET OF 20 .

2948 LOVE CHERUB ANGEL 1995 STAMP FULL SHEET OF 50 . USPS Stamp Panel FREE SHIPPING 1995 No. The Postal Service sent love with the issuance of a pane of fifty and a self-adhesive convertible booklet of twenty nondenominated stamps on February 1, 1995, in Valentines, Virginia. The stamp features one of two cherubs from Raphael’s “Sistine Madonna” painting.

The other cherub appears on the two-ounce Love stamp. The 32-cent and 55-cent stamps were issued on May 12, 2005 in Lakeville, Pennsylvania. The undenominated stamps were printed in sheet form by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and in booklets by the Banknote Corp. America in the combination offset-intaglio process. The 32-cent stamp was available in a pane of 50 or a single stamp and a booklet of 20. The 55-cent Love stamp was available also in a pane of 50 or a single stamp and a convertible booklet of 20 self-adhesive stamps. The stamps were printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in the offset-intaglio process.

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But this year’s edition of the USPS’ Love Stamps might just have you intrigued. Designed by Antonio Alcalá and Jessica Hische of Studio A, the special edition design features a heart shape made of the word “forever” done in a swirly calligraphy. Beginning in 1973, the United States Post Office has issued — on a sporadic basis — the LOVE stamp, featuring a new design and theme for the year. In light of the holiday, let’s take a look back at changing design tastes and approaches to the art of postage. Don’t forget to share this post!