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American Woman

First Day of Issue Date: June 2, 1960

First Day of Issue Location: TBA

About This Stamp

This American Woman stamp pays tribute to American women and their accomplishments in civic affairs, education, arts, and industry. The stamp features an image of a mother and daughter in front of an open book. A building and gavel symbolize women’s participation in civic affairs such as government or judicial organizations. A mortar board, books, and diploma symbolize women’s participation in education and academia. A caduceus, microscope, violin, and mask of drama symbolize women’s participation in the arts, such as entertainment and music, and industries, such as medicine and scientific research.

First Day of Issue Ceremony

First Day of Issue Date: June 2, 1960
First Day of Issue Location: TBA

Figures of the American Revolution

Meet 25 individuals who played pivotal roles during the American Revolution. Listen to their stories, explore their actions, and encounter the artists who painted their portraits in this commemorative stamp issuance.