Mailboxes of Flushing
Mountain Flora Forever First Class Postage Stamps
Mountain Flora Forever First Class Postage Stamps
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Lili Arnold illustrated these four mountain wildflowers with Ethel Kessler as art director: a purple pasqueflower, an orange-red wood lily, a bright yellow alpine buttercup and a dark pink Woods' rose. The Postal Service issued them in March 2022 out of Alpine, Wyoming. Illustration rather than photography was the right call here - at altitude these are small, low plants, and a photograph would have lost them against the ground.
Common names are a mess with wildflowers. The same plant carries different names in different states, unrelated plants share names, and botanists keep reclassifying as they learn more, which is why sets like this list the botanical name underneath. The stamps go on garden club and native plant society mail, on correspondence from mountain-state businesses, and on ordinary cards that want a flower without a florist's arrangement attached. Booklets of 20, self-adhesive.
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Stamps were received just as advertised. Beautiful and packaged with care.
Great price for stamps.
I truly appreciate the stamps from Flushing. I am in a letter-writing ministry, because of my mobility issues, and I am on a fixed income. There is very little that I can afford. A friend told me about this site and I jumped right on it. I am thoroughly satisfied and have passed the information on to lots of people in the same predicament as me.
Perfect for adding a cute touch to save the dates
It's a book of forever stamps, as shown.