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5c Franklin single, July 1, 1847. Creator: Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edson
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5c Franklin single, July 1, 1847. Creator: Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edson
5c Franklin single, July 1, 1847. Used; with red seven-bar grid cancel; on piece; fourth delivery
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This print showcases a 5c Franklin single postage stamp, dating back to July 1,1847. Created by the renowned printing firm Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edson, this particular stamp features an exquisite engraving of Benjamin Franklin himself. The stamp is used and bears a striking red seven-bar grid cancel mark on its surface. It is affixed to a piece of paper and represents the fourth delivery made using this specific stamp. The close-up view allows us to appreciate the intricate details of this historic artifact. The brown ink used for the engraving adds depth and character to Franklin's portrait while emphasizing his significance as one of America's founding fathers. This postage stamp serves as a reminder of how communication was facilitated in the 19th century through mail services provided by national postal institutions. As we delve into philately - the art and study of collecting stamps - we can admire how this small piece of paper holds immense cultural and historical value. Its presence evokes notions of education, politics, finance, and scientific institutions that shaped America during that era. Preserved within the National Postal Museum at the Smithsonian Institution, this unique stamp stands as a testament to our nation's rich heritage. Through its delicate craftsmanship and enduring legacy in both profession and politics, it continues to captivate collectors worldwide with its timeless charm.
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