Worldwide Stamp New Issues - The United States of America

Last updated March 2003.

First I wish to thank the United States Postal Service for their permission to use information from their web site.

I would also like to thank Ed Dietz for his assistance with this web page.

• 1997, January 5. Lunar New Year. Series 5. Year of the Ox.
  • 32c Ox.
• 1997, January 24. Coil Stamp. American Scenes series. Serpentine die-cut "perforation", gauging 9.8.
  • Nonprofit rate (5c). Mountain.
    This stamp is a reprint of an earlier stamp. The most visible difference is the imprint date, 1997. The gauge of the die-cut "perforation", and the purple outline around "Nonprofit Org" also differ.
• 1997, January 24. Coil Stamp. American Culture series. Serpentine die-cut "perforation", gauging 9.8.
  • Presorted First Class rate (25c). Juke Box.
    This stamp is a reprint of an earlier stamp. The most visible difference is the imprint date, 1997. The gauge of the die-cut "perforation" also differs.
• 1997, January 24. Flag over Porch.
  • 32c Flag over Porch.
    This stamp is issued both in booklets and in coils. Both stamps have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.8, on two or three adjacent sides in the case of booklet stamps, and on the two vertical sides in the case of coil stamps. These stamps can be differentiated from earlier stamps of the same design by the imprint date, 1997, and the gauge of the die-cut "perforations".
• 1997, January 28. Black Heritage. Series 20.
  • 32c General Benjamin O. Davis, Sr.
• 1997, February 1. Booklet Stamp.
  • 32c Statue of Liberty.
    This stamp was issued in booklets, in two different gauges of die-cut "perforations" - 11, and 11.5 x 11.8. A reprint of an earlier stamp, the most visible difference is the denomination - 32c - and the gauge of the "perforations".
• 1997, February 4. Greetings Stamps. Swans.
  • 32c Swans.
  • 55c Swans.
• 1997, February 18. "Helping Children Learn".
  • 32c Parent and child with book.
• 1997, March 3. Merian Botanical Prints. Art by Maria Sibylla Merian.
  • 32c Cockroaches and flowering pineapple.
  • 32c Moth, larva, pupa and beetle on citron.
    These self-adhesive stamps were printed both in booklets of 15 and in booklets of 20 stamps. Stamps from booklets of 15 are 22mm x 27mm in size, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.2 x 10.8 on 2 or 3 sides, while stamps from booklets of 20 are 23mm x 30mm in size, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 10.9 x 10.2 on 2, 3 or 4 sides.
• 1997, March 13. "Pacific `97" Stamp Exhibition. 150th Anniversary of United States Stamps.
  • 32c Stagecoach.
  • 32c Ship.
• 1997, March 14. "Linerless" coil stamps.
  • Presorted First Class rate (25c). Juke Box.
    This stamp was issued imperforate, with simulated "perforations".
  • 32c Flag over Porch.
    This stamp was issued with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.9 on both vertical sides. The imprint date of this stamp is 1996, in blue.
• 1997, April 17. Literary Arts. Series 14. Centenary of the Birth of Thornton Wilder (playwright and novelist).
  • 32c Portrait of Thornton Wilder.
• 1997, April 24. Raoul Wallenberg Commemoration.
  • 32c Portrait of Raoul Wallenberg.
• 1997, May 1. The World of Dinosaurs.
  • 32c Ceratosaurus.
  • 32c Camptosaurus.
  • 32c Camarasaurus.
  • 32c Brachiosaurus.
  • 32c Goniopholis.
  • 32c Stegosaurus.
  • 32c Allosaurus.
  • 32c Opisthias.
  • 32c Edmontonia.
  • 32c Einiosaurus.
  • 32c Daspletosaurus.
  • 32c Paleosaniwa.
  • 32c Corythosaurus.
  • 32c Ornithomimus.
  • 32c Parasaurolophus.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1997, May 22. Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters. Series 1.
  • 32c Bugs Bunny.
    This stamp was issued in panes of 10 stamps, and in panes of 10 stamps with one imperforate stamp.
• 1997, May 29. "Pacific `97" Stamp Exhibition. 150th Anniversary of United States Stamps.
  • 50c Benjamin Franklin.
    This stamp was issued in a miniature sheet of 12 stamps.
• 1997, May 30. "Pacific `97" Stamp Exhibition. 150th Anniversary of United States Stamps.
  • 60c George Washington.
    This stamp was issued in a miniature sheet of 12 stamps.
• 1997, June 4. 50th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan.
  • 32c General George C. Marshall.
• 1997, July 19. Classic Collections. Series 5. Classic American Aircraft.
  • 32c North American P-51 Mustang.
  • 32c Wright Model B Flyer.
  • 32c Piper J-3 Cub.
  • 32c Lockheed Vega.
  • 32c Northrop Alpha.
  • 32c Martin B-10.
  • 32c Chance Vought Corsair F4U.
  • 32c Boeing B-47 Stratojet.
  • 32c Gee-Bee Super Sportster.
  • 32c Beech Model C17L Staggerwing.
  • 32c Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress.
  • 32c Stearman PT-13 Biplane.
  • 32c Lockheed Constellation.
  • 32c Lockheed P-38 Lightning.
  • 32c Boeing P-26 "Peashooter".
  • 32c Ford Tri-Motor.
  • 32c Douglas DC-3.
  • 32c Boeing 314 Clipper.
  • 32c Curtiss JN-4 Jenny.
  • 32c Grumman F4F Wildcat.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 20 stamps.
• 1997, July 25. Legendary Football Coaches. Original issue in blocks of four stamps.
  • 32c Vince Lombardi.
  • 32c Bear Bryant.
  • 32c Pop Warner.
  • 32c George Halas.
• 1997, July 28. Classic American Dolls.
  • 32c "Alabama Baby" doll by Ella Smith, and doll by Martha Chase.
  • 32c "Baby Coos" doll by the Ideal Novelty and Toy Company.
  • 32c Doll by Ludwig Greiner.
  • 32c "The Columbian Doll" by Emma Adams and Marietta Adams Rutta.
  • 32c Plains Indian doll.
  • 32c "Betsy McCall" doll by the American Character Doll Company.
  • 32c "Raggedy Ann" doll by John B. Gruelle.
  • 32c Doll by Izannah Walker.
  • 32c "Skippy" doll by the Effanbee Doll Company.
  • 32c Dolls by Martha Chase.
  • 32c "Babyland Rag" doll.
  • 32c "Maggie Mix-up" doll by the Alexander Doll Company.
  • 32c "American Child" doll by the Effanbee Doll Company from a design by Dwees Cochran.
  • 32c "Scootles" doll by George Borgfeldt and Company, designed by Joseph Kallus.
  • 32c "All Wood Perfection Art Doll" by Albert Schoenut.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1997, July 31. Legends of Hollywood. Series 3.
  • 32c Humphrey Bogart.
• 1997, August 1. Coil Stamp.
  • 32c Yellow Rose. This stamp was issued with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.8 on both vertical sides, with a 1997 imprint date. A version of this stamp had previously been issued in booklets on 24 October, 1996.
• 1997, August 5. Legendary Football Coaches. Later issue in sheets of single stamps, with a red bar over the coach's name.
  • 32c Vince Lombardi.
• 1997, August 7. Legendary Football Coaches. Later issue in sheets of single stamps, with a red bar over the coach's name.
  • 32c Bear Bryant.
• 1997, August 8. Legendary Football Coaches. Later issue in sheets of single stamps, with a red bar over the coach's name.
  • 32c Pop Warner.
• 1997, August 16. Legendary Football Coaches. Later issue in sheets of single stamps, with a red bar over the coach's name.
  • 32c George Halas.
• 1997, August 21. Centenary of "The Stars and Stripes Forver" march by John Philip Sousa.
  • 32c Marching band and United States flag.
• 1997, September 10. Legends of American Music. Series 9. Opera Singers.
  • 32c Lily Pons.
  • 32c Rosa Ponselle.
  • 32c Lawrence Tibbett.
  • 32c Richard Tucker.
• 1997, September 12. Legends of American Music. Series 10. Classical Composers and Conductors.
  • 32c Arthur Fiedler.
  • 32c Eugene Ormandy.
  • 32c Leopold Stokowski.
  • 32c George Szell.
  • 32c Samuel Barber.
  • 32c Louis Moreau Gottschalk.
  • 32c Ferde Grofe.
  • 32c Charles Ives.
• 1997, September 15. Great Americans.
  • 32c Portrait of Padre Felix Varela.
• 1997, September 18. 50th Anniversary of the Department of the Air Force.
  • 32c Air Force "Thunderbird" jets flying in a diamond formation.
• 1997, September 30. Classic Movie Monsters.
  • 32c Dracula.
  • 32c The Mummy.
  • 32c The Phantom of the Opera.
  • 32c The Wolf Man.
  • 32c The Frankenstein Monster.
• 1997, October 14. 50th Anniversary of Supersonic Flight.
  • 32c "X-1" rocket plane.
• 1997, October 18. Women in the Military.
  • 32c Women in the uniforms of Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard.
• 1997, October 22. Holiday Celebrations. "Kwanzaa".
  • 32c African Americans celebrating.
• 1997, October 27. Traditional Christmas Stamp.
  • 32c "Madonna and Child with Saints and Angels", by Sano di Pietro.
• 1997, October 30. Contemporary Christmas Stamp. American Holly.
  • 32c American Holly.
• 1997, December 10. Landing of "Mars Pathfinder". Miniature sheet.
  • $3 "Mars Pathfinder".
• 1998, January 5. Lunar New Year. Series 6. Year of the Tiger.
  • 32c Tiger.
• 1998, January 22. Winter Sports.
  • 32c Alpine Skiing.
• 1998, January 28. Black Heritage. Series 21.
  • 32c Madam C.J. Walker.
• 1998, February 3. Celebrate the Century. The 1900s.
  • 32c Model T Ford.
  • 32c President Theodore Roosevelt.
  • 32c "The Great Train Robbery" 1903.
  • 32c Crayola Crayons 1903.
  • 32c St. Louis World Fair, 1904.
  • 32c Pure Food and Drug Act, 1906.
  • 32c First Flight, Kitty Hawk, 1903.
  • 32c Ash Can Painters.
  • 32c Immigrants Arrive at Ellis Island.
  • 32c John Muir, Preservationist.
  • 32c Teddy Bear Created.
  • 32c W.E.B. Du Bois, Social Activist.
  • 32c Gibson Girl.
  • 32c First World Series.
  • 32c Robie House, Chicago.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1998, February 3. Celebrate the Century. The 1910s.
  • 32c Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp.
  • 32c Federal Reserve System, 1913.
  • 32c George Washington Carver.
  • 32c Armory Show, 1913.
  • 32c Telephone Spans the Nation.
  • 32c Panama Canal Opens, 1914.
  • 32c Jim Thorpe Shines at Stockholm.
  • 32c Grand Canyon National Park, 1919.
  • 32c United States Enters World War I.
  • 32c United States Boy and Girl Scouting Begins.
  • 32c President Woodrow Wilson.
  • 32c First Crossword Puzzle, 1913.
  • 32c Jack Dempsey Wins Title, 1919.
  • 32c Construction Toys.
  • 32c Child Labour Reform.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1998, February 15. Centenary of the Spanish - American War.
  • 32c "Remember the Maine".
• 1998, March 19. Flowering Trees.
  • 32c Southern Magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora).
  • 32c Blue Paloverde (Cercidium floridum).
  • 32c Yellow Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera).
  • 32c Prairie Crab Apple (Malus ioensis).
  • 32c Pacific Dogwood (Cornus nuttalli).
• 1998, March 25. Sculptures by Alexander Calder.
  • 32c "Black Cascade, 13 Verticals" (1959).
  • 32c "Untitled" (1965).
  • 32c "Rearing Stallion" (1928).
  • 32c "Portrait of a Young Man" (circa 1945).
  • 32c "Un effet du japonais" (1945).
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 20 stamps.
• 1998, April 3. Great Americans.
  • 32c Henry R. Luce (co-founder of Time Magazine).
• 1998, April 16. Holiday Celebrations Series. "Cinco de Mayo". Joint issue with Mexico.
  • 32c "Cinco de Mayo" celebrations.
• 1998, April 27. Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters. Series 2.
  • 32c Tweety and Sylvester.
    This stamp was issued in panes of 10 stamps, and in panes of 10 stamps with one imperforate stamp.
• 1998, May 28. Celebrate the Century. The 1920s.
  • 32c Babe Ruth.
  • 32c The Gatsby Style.
  • 32c Prohibition Enforced.
  • 32c Electric Toy Trains.
  • 32c The 19th Amendment.
  • 32c Emily Post's Etiquette.
  • 32c Margaret Mead, Anthropologist.
  • 32c Flappers Do the Charleston.
  • 32c Radio Entertains America.
  • 32c Art Deco Style.
  • 32c Jazz Flourishes.
  • 32c Four Horsemen of Notre Dame.
  • 32c Lindbergh Flies Atlantic.
  • 32c American Realism.
  • 32c Stock Market Crash 1929.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1998, May 29. 150th Anniversary of Wisconsin Statehood.
  • 32c Photograph of a farm by Zane Williams.
• 1998, June 5. Coil Stamp. American Scenes series.
  • Nonprofit rate (5c). Wetlands.
    This stamp was issued in gummed format, with perforations gauging 10 on the two vertical sides.
• 1998, June 5. Coil Stamp. American Culture series.
  • Presorted First Class rate (25c). Diner.
    This stamp was issued in gummed format, with perforations gauging 10 on the two vertical sides.
• 1998, June 18. Centenary of the Trans - Mississippi Exhibition. Designs of 1898 reissued with centres in black.
  • 1c Black and dark green. Marquette on the Mississippi.
  • 2c Black and copper red. Mississippi River Bridge.
  • 4c Black and orange. Indian hunting Buffalo.
  • 5c Black and dark blue. John C. Fremont.
  • 8c Black and dark lilac. Troops guarding Wagon Train.
  • 10c Black and purple. Hardships of Emigration.
  • 50c Black and olive. Western Mining Prospector.
  • $1 Black and red. Cattle in Storm.
  • $2 Black and brown. Farming in the West.
    These stamps were issued in miniature sheets of nine stamps. The $1 stamp was also issued in a miniature sheet by itself.
• 1998, June 26. Legends of American Music. Series 11. Folk Musicians.
  • 32c Leadbelly.
  • 32c Woody Guthrie.
  • 32c Sonny Terry.
  • 32c Josh White.
• 1998, June 26. 50th Anniversary of the Berlin Airlift.
  • 32c Family of civilians watching a C-54 aircraft.
• 1998, July 11. Spanish Settlement of the Southwest.
  • 32c Replica of the original church at Espanola, New Mexico.
• 1998, July 15. Legends of American Music. Series 12. Gospel Singers.
  • 32c Mahalia Jackson.
  • 32c Roberta Martin.
  • 32c Clara Ward.
  • 32c Sister Rosetta.
• 1998, July 16. Great Americans.
  • 32c Lila and DeWitt Wallace (founders of the "Reader's Digest").
• 1998, July 22. Literary Arts. Series 15. Centenary of the birth of Stephen Vincent Benet (author of "John Brown's Body").
  • 32c Stephen Vincent Benet.
• 1998, July 29. Tropical Birds.
  • 32c Antillean Euphonia.
  • 32c Green-throated Carib.
  • 32c Crested Honeycreeper.
  • 32c Cardinal Honeyeater.
• 1998, July 29. Breast Cancer. Charity stamp.
  • First Class (32c). "Fund the Fight, Find a Cure".
    This stamp was sold at 40c but only prepaid postage at 32c; the remainder went to medical research. A reissue of this stamp on 23rd March, 2002, was sold at 45c. It is not stated whether this reissue differs in any way from the original stamp.
• 1998, July 31. Flora and Fauna Series.
  • 20c Ring-necked Pheasant.
    This self-adhesive stamp was issued both in coils and in booklets. Coil stamps have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.8 on the two vertical sides, while booklet stamps have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.2 on two or three adjacent sides.
• 1998, August 3. Legends of Hollywood. Series 4.
  • 32c Alfred Hitchcock.
• 1998, August 5. Organ and Tissue Donation.
  • 32c "Share your life...".
• 1998, August 14. Coil Stamp. American Transportation Series.
  • Presorted Standard (Bulk) rate (10c). Green. Bicycle.
    This stamp was issued both regularly gummed and in self-adhesive format. The regularly gummed stamps are perforated gauging 9.9 on the two vertical sides, while the self-adhesive stamps have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.8 on the two vertical sides.
• 1998, August 14. Flora and Fauna Series.
  • $1 Red Fox.
• 1998, August 20. Family Pets. "Bright Eyes".
  • 32c Dog.
  • 32c Goldfish.
  • 32c Cat.
  • 32c Parakeet.
  • 32c Hamster.
• 1998, August 21. Centenary of the Klondike Gold Rush.
  • 32c Men walking through snow.
• 1998, August 27. Classic Collections. Series 5. Four Centuries of American Art.
  • 32c "Portrait of Richard Mather" (John Foster).
  • 32c "Mrs. Elizabeth Freake and Baby Mary" (The Freake Limner).
  • 32c "Girl in Red Dress with Cat and Dog" (Ammi Phillips).
  • 32c "Rubens Peale with a Geranium" (Rembrandt Peale).
  • 32c "Long-billed Curlew, Numenius Longirostris" (John James Audubon).
  • 32c "Boatmen on the Missouri" (George Caleb Bingham).
  • 32c "Kindred Spirits" (Asher B. Durand).
  • 32c "The Westwood Children" (Joshua Johnson).
  • 32c "Music and Literature" (William Harnett).
  • 32c "The Fog Warning" (Winslow Homer).
  • 32c "The White Cloud, Head Chief of the Iowas" (George Catlin).
  • 32c "Cliffs of Green River" (Thomas Moran)
  • 32c "The Last of the Buffalo" (Albert Bierstadt).
  • 32c "Niagara" (Frederic Edwin Church).
  • 32c "Breakfast in Bed" (Mary Cassatt).
  • 32c "Nighthawks" (Edward Hopper).
  • 32c "American Gothic" (Grant Wood).
  • 32c "Two Against the White" (Charles Sheeler).
  • 32c "Mahoning" (Franz Kline).
  • 32c "No. 12" (Mark Rothko).
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 20 stamps.
• 1998, September 10. Celebrate the Century. The 1930s.
  • 32c President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
  • 32c Empire State Building.
  • 32c First Issue of "Life" Magazine, 1936.
  • 32c First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.
  • 32c F.D.R.'s New Deal.
  • 32c Superman Arrives 1938.
  • 32c Household Conveniences.
  • 32c Walt Disney's Snow White Debuts.
  • 32c 1936 Bestseller, "Gone with the Wind".
  • 32c Jesse Owens, Six World Records.
  • 32c Streamlined Design.
  • 32c Golden Gate Bridge.
  • 32c America Survives the Depression.
  • 32c Bobby Jones Wins Grand Slam, 1930.
  • 32c The Monopoly Game.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1998, September 16. 50th Anniversary of the New York City Ballet.
  • 32c Ballet dancer.
• 1998, September 30. Coil Stamp. American Culture series.
  • Presorted First Class rate (25c). Diner.
    This stamp was issued in self-adhesive format, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.7 on the two vertical sides.
• 1998, October 1. Stamp Month. Space Discovery.
  • 32c Part of Futuristic City.
  • 32c Part of Futuristic City.
  • 32c Part of Futuristic City.
  • 32c Part of Futuristic City.
  • 32c Part of Futuristic City.
• 1998, October 7. Philanthropy.
  • 32c "Giving and sharing".
• 1998, October 15. Traditional Christmas Stamp.
  • 32c 15th-century Florentine Madonna.
• 1998, October 15. Contemporary Christmas Stamps. Wreaths.
  • 32c Chili Pepper Wreath.
  • 32c Victorian Wreath.
  • 32c Evergreen Wreath.
  • 32c Tropical Wreath.
    Each of these stamps was issued in three different formats: in booklets of 15 stamps, size 20.8mm x 24.9mm, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.3 x 11.6 on 2 or 3 sides; in panes of 20 stamps, size 23mm x 30mm, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.4 x 11.6, and with thin "1998" year date; and in booklets of 20 stamps, size 23mm x 30mm, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.4 x 11.6 on 2, 3 or 4 sides, and with thick "1998" year date.
• 1998, November 9. Make-up Rate Stamp.
  • Make-up rate (1c). Rooster-topped weather vane.
    This stamp exists in two different varieties: one with the design 18m tall, with thin lettering, white "USA" and black date "1998"; the other with design 17mm tall, with thick lettering, pale blue "USA" and blue date "1998".
• 1998, November 9. Second-ounce Rate Stamp.
  • 22c Uncle Sam.
    This stamp was issued in sheets and in coils. The sheet stamps have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 10.8, while the coil stamps have serpentine die-cut perforations gauging 9.9 on both vertical sides.
• 1998, November 9. "H" series stamps, issued in readiness for the postal rate increase scheduled on 10 January, 1999.
  • "H" (33c). Hat.
    This stamp was issued in several different formats with varieties as follows: Stamps from gummed sheets of 50 stamps are perforated, gauging 11.2. Stamps from gummed coils are perforated, gauging 9.8 on the two vertical sides. Stamps from some self-adhesive coils have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.9 on the two vertical sides, with backing paper the same size as the stamp, while stamps from other self-adhesive coils have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.7 on the two vertical sides, with the backing paper larger than the stamp. Stamps from some self-adhesive booklets of 10 have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.9 on 2 or 3 adjacent sides, while stamps from other self-adhesive booklets of 10, and stamps from self-adhesive booklets of 20, have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.2 x 11.1 on 2, 3, or 4 sides. Lastly, stamps from automatic teller machine booklets of 18 have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 8 on 2, 3, or 4 sides.
• 1998, November 9. Great Americans.
  • 77c Mary Breckinridge.
• 1998, November 9. Priority Mail Stamp.
  • $3.20 Space Shuttle landing.
• 1998, November 19. Express Mail Stamp.
  • $11.75 Space Shuttle on back of airplane.
• 1998, December 14. Coil Stamp. American Scenes series.
  • Nonprofit rate (5c). Wetlands.
    This stamp was issued in self-adhesive format, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.7 on the two vertical sides.
• 1998, December 14. Coil Stamp. Eagle and Shield series.
  • Presorted Standard (Bulk) rate (10c). Eagle and Shield.
    This stamp differs from the many earlier stamps of similar design in that the inscription at the bottom reads "USA Presorted Std". This version of the stamp was issued in two formats: gummed, perforated gauging 9.9 on the two vertical sides; and self-adhesive with serpentine die-cut "perforations: gauging 9.9 on the two vertical sides.
• 1999, January 5. Lunar New Year. Series 7. Year of the Hare.
  • 33c Hare.
• 1999, January 20. Black Heritage. Series 22.
  • 33c Malcolm X (El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz).
• 1999, January 28. Greetings Stamps. "Victorian Love".
  • 33c Floral heart on lace background.
  • 55c Floral heart on lace background.
• 1999, February 9. Hospice Care.
  • 33c "Hospice Care".
• 1999, February 18. Celebrate the Century. The 1940s.
  • 33c World War II.
  • 33c Antibiotics Save Lives.
  • 33c Jackie Robinson.
  • 33c President Harry S. Truman.
  • 33c Women Support War Effort.
  • 33c TV Entertains America.
  • 33c Jitterbug Sweeps Nation.
  • 33c Abstract Expressionism.
  • 33c G.I. Bill 1944.
  • 33c The Big Band Sound.
  • 33c International Style of Architecture.
  • 33c Postwar Baby Boom.
  • 33c Slinky Craze Begins, 1945.
  • 33c Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire", Broadway Hit, 1947.
  • 33c Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane".
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1999, February 25. City Flag.
  • 33c Flag with skyscrapers in background.
    This stamp was issued in several different formats with varieties as follows: Stamps from gummed sheets of stamps are perforated, gauging 11.2. Stamps from gummed coils are perforated, gauging 9.9 on the two vertical sides. Stamps from some self-adhesive booklets of have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.1 on 2, 3 or 4 sides, while stamps from other self-adhesive booklets of 10 have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.8 on 2 or 3 adjacent sides. Stamps from yet more self-adhesive booklets have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.5 x 11.8 on 2, 3 or 4 sides. Stamps from some self-adhesive coils have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.8 on the two vertical sides, with square corners, while stamps from other self-adhesive coils have serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.8 on the two vertical sides, with rounded corners.
• 1999, February 26. Irish Immigration. Joint issue with Ireland.
  • 33c Ships.
• 1999, March 2. Performing Arts. Series 13.
  • 33c Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne.
• 1999, March 12. Arctic Animals.
  • 33c Snowy Owl.
  • 33c Polar Bear.
  • 33c Grey Wolf.
  • 33c Arctic Hare.
  • 33c Arctic Fox.
• 1999, March 13. Classroom Flag.
  • 33c Flag with blackboard in background.
• 1999, April 6. Nature of America. Series 1. The Sonoran Desert.
  • 33c Cactus wren (Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus).
  • 33c Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii).
  • 33c White-winged dove (Zenaida asiatica).
  • 33c Gambel quail (Aphonopelma chalcodes).
  • 33c Saguaro cactus (Carnegiea gigantea).
  • 33c Desert mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus crooki).
  • 33c Desert cottontail (Sylvilagus auduboni).
  • 33c Gila monster (Heloderma suspectum).
  • 33c Western Diamondback Rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox).
  • 33c Gila woodpecker (Melanerpes uropygialis).
    These ten stamps were issued, together, in a miniature sheet.
• 1999, April 10. Fruit Berries.
  • 33c Blueberries.
  • 33c Strawberries.
  • 33c Raspberries.
  • 33c Blackberries.
    These self-adhesive stamps were each issued in three different formats: in panes of 20 stamps, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.2 x 11.7 on 2, 3 or 4 sides; in booklets of 15 stamps, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 9.5 x 10 on 2 or 3 adjacent sides; and in coils, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 8.5 on the two vertical sides.
• 1999, April 16. Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters. Series 3.
  • 33c Daffy Duck and Letterbox.
    This stamp was issued in panes of 10 stamps, and in panes of 10 stamps with one imperforate stamp.
• 1999, April 22. Literary Arts. Series 16.
  • 33c Ayn Rand.
• 1999, April 27. Holiday Celebrations Series. "Cinco de Mayo".
  • 33c "Cinco de Mayo" celebrations.
    This stamp is a reissue, with a new face value, of the stamp first issued on 16 April, 1998.
• 1999, May 1. Tropical Flowers.
  • 33c Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia reginae).
  • 33c Royal Poinciana (Delonix regia).
  • 33c Gloriosa Lily (Gloriosa superba).
  • 33c Chinese Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis).
• 1999, May 12. Airmail Stamp. Scenic American Landmarks Series.
  • 48c Niagara Falls.
• 1999, May 18. 300th Anniversary of the Birth of John Bartram (botanist).
  • 33c Painting of Franklinia alatamaha by William Bartram.
• 1999, May 19. Prostate Cancer Awareness.
  • 33c Male gender symbol and text "Annual Checkups and Tests".
• 1999, May 26. Celebrate the Century. The 1950s.
  • 33c Polio Vaccine Developed.
  • 33c Teen Fashions.
  • 33c The "Shot Heard Around the World".
  • 33c The United States Launches Satellites.
  • 33c The Korean War.
  • 33c Desegregating Public Schools.
  • 33c Tail Fins and Chrome.
  • 33c Dr. Seuss' "The Cat in the Hat".
  • 33c Drive-In Movies.
  • 33c World Series Rivals (New York Yankees vs. Brooklyn Dodgers).
  • 33c Rocky Marciano, Undefeated.
  • 33c "I Love Lucy".
  • 33c Rock and Roll.
  • 33c Stock Car Racing.
  • 33c The Movies Go 3-D.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1999, June 18. 150th Anniversary of the California Gold Rush.
  • 33c Gold miners at stream.
• 1999, June 22. Coil stamp. Flora and Fauna Series.
  • 2c Red-headed Woodpecker.
• 1999, June 24. Aquarium Fish.
  • 33c Fish.
  • 33c Fish.
  • 33c Fish.
  • 33c Fish.
• 1999, June 25. Extreme Sports.
  • 33c Skateboarding.
  • 33c Snowboarding.
  • 33c B.M.X. cycling.
  • 33c In-line skating.
• 1999, June 29. American Glassmaking.
  • 33c Free-blown glass.
  • 33c Mould-blown glass.
  • 33c Pressed glass.
  • 33c Art glass.
• 1999, July 17. Great Americans.
  • 55c Justin S. Morrill (statesman and education advocate).
• 1999, July 22. Legends of Hollywood. Series 5.
  • 33c James Cagney.
• 1999, July 30. Airmail Stamp. Scenic American Landmarks Series.
  • 40c Rio Grande.
• 1999, July 30. Airmail Stamp.
  • 55c General Billy Mitchell.
• 1999, August 13. Coral Pink Rose.
  • 33c Rose.
• 1999, August 16. Honouring Those Who Served - Military veterans, police officers and firefighters who have fallen in the line of duty.
  • 33c Symbolic representation of the United States flag.
• 1999, August 25. 125th Anniversary of the Universal Postal Union.
  • 45c Stars.
• 1999, August 26. 20th Century American Trains. "All Aboard!"
  • 33c Daylight.
  • 33c Congressional.
  • 33c 20th Century Limited.
  • 33c Hiawatha.
  • 33c Super Chief.
• 1999, September 12. Frederick Law Olmsted Commemoration.
  • 33c Portrait of Frederick Law Olmsted (landscape architect), Plan and Garden.
• 1999, September 16. Legends of American Music. Series 13. Hollywood Composers.
  • 33c Max Steiner.
  • 33c Dimitri Tiomkin.
  • 33c Bernard Herrmann.
  • 33c Franz Waxman.
  • 33c Alfred Newman.
  • 33c Erich Korngold.
• 1999, September 17. Celebrate the Century. The 1960s.
  • 33c "I Have a Dream".
  • 33c Woodstock.
  • 33c Man Walks on the Moon.
  • 33c Green Bay Packers.
  • 33c "Star Trek".
  • 33c The Peace Corps.
  • 33c The Vietnam War.
  • 33c Ford Mustang.
  • 33c Barbie Doll Steps Out.
  • 33c The Integrated Circuit.
  • 33c Lasers.
  • 33c Super Bowl Kicks Off.
  • 33c The Peace Symbol.
  • 33c Roger Maris Breaks the Home Run Record: 61 in '61.
  • 33c The Beatles.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1999, September 21. Legends of American Music. Series 14. Broadway Songwriters.
  • 33c Ira and George Gershwin.
  • 33c Lerner and Loewe.
  • 33c Lorenz Hart.
  • 33c Rodgers and Hammerstein.
  • 33c Meredith Willson.
  • 33c Frank Loesser.
• 1999, October 1. Classic Collections. Series 7. Insects and Spiders.
  • 33c Black Widow spider (Latrodectus mactans).
  • 33c Elderberry longhorn (Desmocerus palliatus).
  • 33c Lady beetle (Anatis mali).
  • 33c Yellow garden spider (Argiope aurantia).
  • 33c Dogbane beetle (Chrysochus auratus).
  • 33c Flower fly (Milesia virginiensis).
  • 33c Assassin bug (Apiomerus sp.).
  • 33c Ebony jewelwing (Calopteryx maculata).
  • 33c Velvet ant (Dasymutilla occidentalis).
  • 33c Monarch caterpillar(Danaus plexippus).
  • 33c Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus).
  • 33c Eastern Hercules beetle (Dynastes tityus).
  • 33c Bombardier beetle (Brachinus sp.).
  • 33c Dung beetle (Phanaeus vindex).
  • 33c Spotted water beetle (Thermonectus marmoratus).
  • 33c True katydid (Pterophylla camellifolia).
  • 33c Spinybacked spider (Gasteracantha cancriformis).
  • 33c Periodical cicada (Magicicada sp.).
  • 33c Scorpion fly (Panorpa nuptialis).
  • 33c Jumping spider (Habronattus americanus).
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 20 stamps.
• 1999, October 8. Holiday Celebrations Series. "Hanukkah".
  • 33c Menorah and Candles.
    This stamp is a reissue, with a new face value, of a stamp first issued some years earlier.
• 1999, October 8. Official Mail Stamp. Coil Stamp.
  • 33c Great Seal.
• 1999, October 8. Coil Stamp. Type of 1998 reissued.
  • 22c Uncle Sam.
    This stamp differs from the coil stamp issued on 9 November, 1998, in that it is issued in gummed format, with perforations gauging 9.75 on the two vertical sides.
• 1999, October 13. 50th Anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
  • 33c Dove with Olive Branch.
• 1999, October 20. Traditional Christmas Stamp.
  • 33c "Madonna and Child" (Bartolomeo Vivarini).
• 1999, October 20. Contemporary Christmas Stamps. Deer.
  • 33c Gold deer on red background.
  • 33c Gold deer on blue background.
  • 33c Gold deer on black background.
  • 33c Gold deer on brown background.
    Each of these stamps was issued in three different formats: in booklets of 15 stamps, size 21mm x 19mm, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.5 x 11.25; in panes of 20 stamps, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.25, and with narrow frame; and in booklets of 20 stamps with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 11.25 on 2, 3 or 4 sides, and with wide frame.
• 1999, November 18. Celebrate the Century. The 1970s.
  • 33c Earth Day Celebrated.
  • 33c "All in the Family" television series.
  • 33c "Sesame Street".
  • 33c Disco Music.
  • 33c The Pittsburgh Steelers win Four Super Bowls.
  • 33c The United States Celebrates its 200th Birthday.
  • 33c Secretariat Wins Triple Crown.
  • 33c VCRs Transform Entertainment.
  • 33c "Pioneer 10".
  • 33c Women's Rights Movement.
  • 33c 1970s Fashion.
  • 33c "Monday Night Football".
  • 33c America Smiles (The Smiley Face).
  • 33c Jumbo Jets.
  • 33c Medical Imaging.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 1999 November 19. Flora and Fauna Series.
  • 1c American Kestrel.
    This stamp was issued in self-adhesive sheets, with serpentine die-cut "perforations" gauging 10.75.
• 1999, December 27. The Year 2000.
  • 33c Child wearing top hat, holding bell and horn.
• 2000, January 6. Lunar New Year. Series 8. Year of the Dragon.
  • 33c Dragon.
• 2000, January 12. Celebrate the Century. The 1980s.
  • 33c Space Shuttle Program.
  • 33c "Cats" Musical Smash.
  • 33c San Francisco 49ers.
  • 33c Hostages Come Home.
  • 33c Figure Skating.
  • 33c Cable Television.
  • 33c Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
  • 33c Compact Discs.
  • 33c Cabbage Patch Kids.
  • 33c "The Cosby Show" Hit Comedy.
  • 33c Fall of the Berlin Wall.
  • 33c Video Games.
  • 33c "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial".
  • 33c Personal Computers.
  • 33c Hip-hop Culture.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 2000, January 20. Airmail Stamp. Scenic American Landmarks Series.
  • 60c Grand Canyon.
• 2000, January 27. Black Heritage. Series 23.
  • 33c Patricia Roberts Harris (Cabinet Secretary and ambassador).
• 2000, March 27. United States Navy Submarines.
  • 22c S Class.
  • 33c Los Angeles Class.
  • 55c Ohio Class.
  • 60c U.S.S. Holland.
  • $3.20 Gato Class.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a prestige booklet. The 33c stamp was also issued in panes of 20 stamps.
• 2000, March 29. Nature of America. Series 2. The Pacific Coast Rain Forest.
  • 33c.
  • 33c.
  • 33c.
  • 33c.
  • 33c.
  • 33c.
  • 33c.
  • 33c.
  • 33c.
  • 33c.
    These ten stamps were issued, together, in a miniature sheet. The composite design is stated to include representations of: western hemlock, common raven, Roosevelt elk, vine maple, sitka spruce, harlequin duck, western sword fern, deer fern, varied thrush, Douglas squirrel, dwarf Oregon grape, winter wren, Oregon oxalis, red huckleberry, American dipper, Pacific giant salamander, western tiger swallowtail, foliose lichen, banana slug, chinook salmon parr, cut-throat trout, rough-skinned newt, tailed frog, caddis-fly Iarvae, stair-step moss and snail-eating ground beetle. It is not stated how these many species fit onto the ten stamps in the series.
• 2000, April 6. Sculptures by Louise Nevelson.
  • 33c "Silent Music I".
  • 33c "Royal Tide I".
  • 33c "Black Chord".
  • 33c "Nightsphere: Light".
  • 33c "Dawn's Wedding Chapel I".
    These stamps are to be issued, together, in a sheetlet of 20 stamps.
• 2000, April 10. Edwin Powell Hubble. Images from the Hubble Space Telescope.
  • 33c Eagle Nebula.
  • 33c Ring Nebula.
  • 33c Lagoon Nebula.
  • 33c Egg Nebula.
  • 33c Galaxy NGC 1316.
    These stamps are to be issued, together, in a sheetlet of 20 stamps.
• 2000, April 17. American Samoa.
  • 33c `Alia (traditional double canoe).
• 2000, April 24. Bicentenary of the Library of Congress.
  • 33c Grand Dome of the Main Reading Room.
• 2000, April 26. Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters. Series 4.
  • 33c Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner.
    This stamp was issued in panes of 10 stamps, and in panes of 10 stamps with one imperforate stamp.
• 2000, May 2. Celebrate the Century. The 1990s.
  • 33c Recovering Species.
  • 33c The Gulf War.
  • 33c Improving Education.
  • 33c "Titanic".
  • 33c "Jurassic Park".
  • 33c Computer Art and Graphics.
  • 33c "Seinfeld".
  • 33c Special Olympics.
  • 33c Baseball Records.
  • 33c Extreme Sports.
  • 33c World Wide Web.
  • 33c Virtual Reality.
  • 33c John Glenn's Return to Space.
  • 33c Cellular Phones.
  • 33c Sport Utility Vehicles.
    These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 15 stamps.
• 2000, May 3. Distinguished Soldiers.
  • 33c John L. Hines.
  • 33c Omar N. Bradley.
  • 33c Alvin C. York.
  • 33c Audie L. Murphy.
• 2000, May 5. Summer Sports.
  • 33c Runners.
• 2000, May 10. Adoption.
  • 33c "Adopting a Child. Shaping a Life. Building a Home. Creating a World".
• 2000, May 27. Youth Team Sports.
  • 33c Basketball.
  • 33c Football.
  • 33c Soccer.
  • 33c Baseball.
• 2000, June 14. Classic Collections Series. Series 8. "The Stars and Stripes". Evolution of the American flag.
  • 33c Sons of Liberty Flag, 1775.
  • 33c New England Flag, 1775.
  • 33c Forster Flag, 1775.
  • 33c Continental Colors, 1776.
  • 33c Francis Hopkinson Flag, 1777.
  • 33c Brandywine Flag, 1777.
  • 33c John Paul Jones Flag, 1779.
  • 33c Pierre L'Enfant Flag, 1783.
  • 33c Indian Peace Flag, 1803.
  • 33c Easton Flag, 1814.
  • 33c Star-Spangled Banner, 1814.
  • 33c Bennington Flag, circa 1820.
  • 33c Great Star Flag 1837.
  • 33c 29-Star Flag, 1847.
  • 33c Fort Sumter Flag, 1861.
  • 33c Centennial Flag, 1876.
  • 33c 38-Star Flag, 1877.
  • 33c Peace Flag, 1891.
  • 33c 48-Star Flag 1912.
  • 33c 50-Star Flag, 1960. These stamps were issued, together, in a sheetlet of 20 stamps.
• 2000, July 6. Legends of Baseball.
  • 33c Jackie Robinson.
  • 33c Eddie Collins.
  • 33c Christy Mathewson.
  • 33c Ty Cobb.
  • 33c George Sisler.
  • 33c Rogers Hornsby.
  • 33c Mickey Cochrane.
  • 33c Babe Ruth.
  • 33c Walter Johnson.
  • 33c Roberto Clemente.
  • 33c Letty Grove.
  • 33c Tris Speaker.
  • 33c Cy Young.
  • 33c Jimmie Foxx.
  • 33c Rik Traynor.
  • 33c Satchel Paige.
  • 33c Honus Wagner.
  • 33c Josh Gibson.
  • 33c Dizzy Dean.
  • 33c Lou Gehrig.
• 2000, July 7. Space Achievement and Exploration. Miniature sheet.
  • $11.75 Earth as seen from Space.
• 2000, July 8. Space Achievement and Exploration. Landing on the Moon. Miniature sheet.
  • $11.75 Apollo Lunar Module landing on the Moon.
• 2000, July 9. Space Achievement and Exploration. Escaping the Gravity of Earth.
  • $3.20 View of International Space Station.
  • $3.20 View of International Space Station (different).
    These two stamps were issued, together, in a miniature sheet.
• 2000, July 10. Space Achievement and Exploration. Probing the Vastness of Space.
  • 60c Hubble Space Telescope.
  • 60c National Radio Astronomy Observatory.
  • 60c Keck Observatory.
  • 60c Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory.
  • 60c Mt. Wilson Observatory.
  • 60c Arecibo Observatory.
    These six stamps were issued, together, in a miniature sheet.
• 2000, July 11. Space Achievement and Exploration. Exploring the Solar System.
  • $1 Solar Eclipse.
  • $1 Cutaway Sun.
  • $1 The Sun from Space.
  • $1 Solar Flares.
  • $1 Sun with Clouds.
    These five stamps were issued, together, in a miniature sheet.
  The above five series were also issued in a five-panel "press sheet" on the 11th July, 2000.
• 2000, July 13. "Stampin' The Future". Children's stamp designs.
  • 33c "Astronauts (Lots of Rockets and Planets)", by Zachary Canter, age 9.
  • 33c "Children (Children and Heart-shaped Earth)", by Sarah Lipsey, age 11.
  • 33c "Rockets (`Mommy, Are We There Yet?')", by Morgan Hill, age 9.
  • 33c "Dog (Space Dog)", by Ashley Young, age 11.
• 2000, August 24. Definitive Stamp. Distinguished Americans.
  • 10c Portrait of General Joseph W. Stilwell.
• 2000, September 7. Definitive Stamp. Distinguished Americans. Centenary of the Birth of Senator Claude Pepper.
  • 33c Portrait of Senator Claude Pepper.
• 2000, September 8. 150th Anniversary of California Statehood.
  • 33c Photograph of Big Sur coastline, by Art Wolfe.
• 2000, October 2. Deep Sea Creatures.
  • 33c Fanfin Anglerfish.
  • 33c Sea Cucumber.
  • 33c Fangtooth.
  • 33c Amphipod.
  • 33c Medusa.
• 2000, October 3. Literary Arts. Series 17. Centenary of the Birth of Thomas Wolfe.
  • 33c Angel and portrait of Thomas Wolfe.
• 2000, October 18. Bicentenary of the White House.
  • 33c The White House at night.
• 2000, October 24. Legends of Hollywood. Series 6.
  • 33c Portrait of Edward G. Robinson.
• 2000, December 15. Definitive Stamp.
  • First class (34c). United States flag, and farm scene.
    This stamp was issued in gummed sheets of 20 stamps, self-adhesive sheets of 20 stamps, and self-adhesive sheets of 18 stamps. It is not stated in what way stamps from these various formats differ from each other.
• 2000, December 15. Definitive Stamp.
  • First class (34c). Statue of Liberty.
    This stamp was issued in gummed coils of 3000 stamps, self-adhesive coils of 100 stamps, self-adhesive booklets of 20 stamps and vending machine booklets of 20 stamps. It is not stated in what way stamps from these various formats differ from each other, apart from the technical details implying that the coil stamps are issued in a vertical format, while the booklet stamps are issued in a horizontal format.
• 2000, December 15. Definitive Stamps. Flowers.
  • First class (34c). Freesia.
  • First class (34c). Cymbidium orchid.
  • First class (34c). Longiflorum lily.
  • First class (34c). Asian Hybrid lily.
    These stamps were issued in self-adhesive coils, double-sided booklets of 20 stamps, and vending machine booklets of 20 stamps. It is not stated in what way stamps from these various formats differ from each other.
• 2001, January 7. Definitive Stamp.
  • 34c Statue of Liberty.
    This stamp was first issued on January 7, in self-adhesive coils of 3000 or 10,000 stamps. Later, on 7 February 2001, this stamp was issued in gummed coils of 3000 stamps, gummed coils of 10,000 stamps, self-adhesive coils of 100 stamps, self-adhesive "convertible" booklets of 20 stamps, self-adhesive "convertible" booklets of 10 stamps and vending machine booklets of 20 stamps. The regular or die-cut "perforations" of stamps from these sources are likely to differ.
• 2001, January 19. Greetings Stamp. Love Letters.
  • First class (34c). Rose forming "o" of "Love".
• 2001, January 20. Lunar New Year. Series 9. Year of the Snake.
  • 34c Snake.
• 2001, January 24. Black Heritage. Series 24.
  • 34c Photograph of Roy Wilkins (civil rights leader).
• 2001, January 29. Priority Mail Stamp.
  • $3.50 View of the United States Capitol.
• 2001, January 29. Express Mail Stamp.
  • $12.95 View of the Washington Monument.
• 2001, February 1. American Illustrators.
  • 34c Illustration by Edwin Austin Abbey (1852 - 1911).
  • 34c Illustration by Dean Cornwell (1892 - 1960).
  • 34c Illustration by Harvey Dunn (1884 - 1952).
  • 34c Illustration by Robert Fawcett (1903 - 1967).
  • 34c Illustration by James Montgomery Flagg (1877 - 1960).
  • 34c Illustration by Arthur Burdett Frost (1851 - 1928).
  • 34c Illustration by John Held, Jr. (1889 - 1958).
  • 34c Illustration by Rockwell Kent (1882 - 1971).
  • 34c Illustration by Joseph Christian Leyendecker (1874 - 1951).
  • 34c Illustration by Neysa McMein (1888 - 1949).
  • 34c Illustration by Rose O'Neill (1874 - 1944).
  • 34c Illustration by Al Parker (1906 - 1985).
  • 34c Illustration by Maxfield Parrish (1870 - 1966).
  • 34c Illustration by Coles Phillips (1880 - 1927).
  • 34c Illustration by Howard Pyle (1853 - 1922).
  • 34c Illustration by Frederic Remington (1861 - 1909).
  • 34c Illustration by Norman Rockwell (1894 - 1978).
  • 34c Illustration by Jessie Wilcox Smith (1863 - 1935).
  • 34c Illustration by Jon Whitcomb (1906 - 1988).
  • 34c Illustration by Newell Convers Wyeth (1882 - 1945).
• 2001, February 7. Definitive Stamp.
  • 34c United States flag and farm scene.
    This stamp was issued first on February 7, in gummed sheets of 100 stamps. Later, on March 6 2001, it was issued in self-adhesive sheets of 20 stamps, and even later on 17 December 2001 in self-adhesive ATM panes of 18 stamps. The die-cut "perforations" of stamps from these sources are likely to differ.
• 2001, February 7. Definitive Stamps. Flowers.
  • 34c Freesia.
  • 34c Cymbidium orchid.
  • 34c Longiflorum lily.
  • 34c Asian Hybrid lily.
    These stamps were issued in self-adhesive coils of 100 stamps, double-sided booklets of 20 stamps, and vending machine booklets of 20 stamps. The die-cut "perforations" of stamps from these sources are likely to differ.
• 2001, February 14. Greetings Stamps. Love Letters.
  • 34c Rose forming "o" of "Love".
  • 55c Rose forming "o" of "Love".
• 2001, February 21. Definitive Stamp. Distinguished Americans.
  • 76c Portrait of Hattie W. Caraway (Senator).
• 2001, February 22. Definitive Stamp. Postcard Rate.
  • 20c George Washington.
    This stamp was issued both in self-adhesive "convertible" booklets of 10 stamps and in self-adhesive "vending" booklets of 10 stamps. The die-cut "perforations" of stamps from these sources are likely to differ.
• 2001, February 22. Definitive Stamp. Additional Ounce Rate.
  • 21c Bison.
    This stamp was issued first on February 22, in self-adhesive coils of 100 stamps, and in self-adhesive sheets of 20 stamps. Later, on 20 September 2001, this stamp was issued in self-adhesive "convertible" booklets of 10 stamps; self-adhesive "vending" booklets of 10 stamps, and in gummed sheets of 100 stamps. The die-cut or regular "perforations" of stamps from these sources are likely to differ.
• 2001, February 22. Definitive Stamp.
  • 55c Art Deco Eagle.
• 2001, February 27. Official Mail Stamp.
  • 34c.
• 2001, March 6. Definitive Stamps. Fruit.
  • 34c Apple.
  • 34c Orange.
• 2001, March 6. Airmail Stamp. Scenic American Landmarks.
  • 70c Nine-Mile Prairie.
• 2001, March 16. Diabetes Awareness.
  • 34c "Know More About Diabetes".
• 2001, March 22. Centenary of the Nobel Prize. Joint issue with Sweden.
  • 34c Prize medals, and portrait of Alfred Nobel.
• 2001, March 29. Centenary of the Pan-American Exposition. The Pan-American Inverts.
  • 1c Reproduction of 1c stamp of 1901, depicting the steamship "City of Alpena", with inverted centre.
  • 2c Reproduction of 2c stamp of 1901, depicting the train "Empire State Express", with inverted centre.
  • 4c Reproduction of 4c stamp of 1901, depicting an early automobile, with inverted centre.
  • 80c Reproduction of label of 1901, depicting a buffalo.
    These four stamps were issued, together, in a miniature sheet containing one each of the 1c, 2c and 4c stamps, and four of the 80c stamp.
• 2001, April 17. Airmail Stamp. Scenic American Landmarks Series.
  • 80c Mt. McKinley.
• 2001, April 19. Nature of America. Series 3. Wildlife of the Great Plains Prairie.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
    These ten stamps were issued, together, in a miniature sheet. The composite design is stated to include representations of 25 animal and plant species native to the Great Plains. It is not stated which species are depicted on these ten stamps.
• 2001, May 17. Charles M. Schulz Commemoration. "Peanuts" cartoon character.
  • 34c Snoopy dressed as a World War 1 flying ace.
• 2001, May 23. Honouring Veterans.
  • 34c United States flag and "Continuing to Serve".
• 2001, May 30. Airmail Stamp. Scenic American Landmarks Series.
  • 60c Acadia National Park.
• 2001, June 21. Frida Kahlo Commemoration.
  • 34c Self-portrait of Frida Kahlo (Mexican artist).
• 2001, June 27. Baseball's Legendary Playing Fields.
  • 34c Comiskey Park, Chicago.
  • 34c Crosley Field, Cincinnati.
  • 34c Ebbets Field, Brooklyn.
  • 34c Fenway Park, Boston.
  • 34c Forbes Field, Pittsburgh.
  • 34c Polo Grounds, New York City.
  • 34c Shibe Park, Philadelphia.
  • 34c Tiger Stadium, Detroit.
  • 34c Wrigley Field, Chicago.
  • 34c Yankee Stadium, New York City.
• 2001, June 29. Definitive Stamp. Presorted Standard Rate.
  • No value (10c). Atlas Statue.
• 2001, July 10. Leonard Bernstein Commemoration.
  • 34c Photograph of Leonard Bernstein.
• 2001, August 3. Definitive Stamp. Presorted First Class Card Rate.
  • No value (15c). Woody Wagon.
• 2001, August 6. Legends of Hollywood. Series 7.
  • 34c Portrait of Lucille Ball.
• 2001, August 9. American Treasures. Series 1. Amish Quilts.
  • 34c Red, blue and black pattern.
  • 34c Red, brown and blue pattern.
  • 34c White, tan, red and blue pattern.
  • 34c Black and blue pattern.
• 2001, August 23. Carnivorous Plants.
  • 34c Butterfly and Venus Flytrap.
  • 34c Fly and Yellow Trumpet.
  • 34c Wasp and Cobra Lily.
  • 34c Syrphid Fly and English Sundew.
• 2001, September 1. Holiday Celebrations. Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr.
  • 34c "Eid mubarak" ("May your festival be blessed") in Arabic calligraphy.
• 2001, September 20. Definitive Stamp. Additional Ounce Rate.
  • 23c George Washington.
    This stamp was issued both in self-adhesive booklets of 20 stamps and in self-adhesive coils of 100 stamps. The die-cut "perforations" of stamps from these sources are likely to differ.
• 2001, September 20. Definitive Stamp. Two Ounce Rate.
  • 57c Art Deco Eagle.
• 2001, September 29. Centenary of the Birth of Enrico Fermi.
  • 34c Photograph of Enrico Fermi (physicist).
• 2001, October 1. Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters. Series 5.
  • 34c Porky Pig, letter and mailbox.
• 2001, October 10. Traditional Christmas Stamp.
  • 34c "Virgin and Child", circa 1490 (Lorenzo Costa).
• 2001, October 10. Contemporary Christmas Stamps. Chromolithographs of Santa Claus, 1880s and 1915 - 1920.
  • 34c Santa Claus wearing red, with brown cap.
  • 34c Santa Claus wearing blue, carrying Christmas tree.
  • 34c Santa Claus wearing red, with red cap, carrying Christmas tree.
  • 34c Santa Claus wearing yellow, with wreath of leaves.
• 2001, October 18. 250th Anniversary of the Birth of James Madison.
  • 34c Portrait of President James Madison and view of Montpelier Estate, Virginia.
• 2001, October 18. Holiday Celebrations. Thanksgiving.
  • 34c Cornucopia and "We Give Thanks".
• 2001, October 21. Holiday Celebrations. Kwanzaa.
  • 34c.
• 2001, October 21. Holiday Celebrations. Hanukkah.
  • 34c.
• 2001, October 24. Definitive Stamp. "United We Stand".
  • 34c United States flag.
    This stamp was issued both in self-adhesive booklets of 20 stamps and in self-adhesive coils of 100 stamps. The die-cut "perforations" of stamps from these sources are likely to differ.
• 2001, November 19. Greetings Stamp. Love Letters.
  • 57c Rose forming "o" of "Love".
• 2002, January 8. Winter Sports.
  • 34c Figure skating.
  • 34c Ice hockey.
  • 34c Snowboarding.
  • 34c Ski jumping.
• 2002, January 10. National Mentoring Month.
  • 34c Adult offering guidance to a child.
• 2002, February 1. Black Heritage. Series 25.
  • 34c Photograph of Langston Hughes (writer).
• 2002, February 8. Greetings Stamp.
  • 34c "Happy Birthday".
• 2002, February 11. Lunar New Year. Series 10. Year of the Horse.
  • 34c Horse.
• 2002, March 16. Bicentenary of the United States Military Academy.
  • 34c Symbolic design.
• 2002, April 4. "Greetings from America". Designs in the style of 1930s tourist postcards.
  • 34c Alabama.
  • 34c Alaska.
  • 34c Arizona.
  • 34c Arkansas.
  • 34c California.
  • 34c Colorado.
  • 34c Connecticut.
  • 34c Delaware.
  • 34c Florida.
  • 34c Georgia.
  • 34c Hawaii.
  • 34c Idaho.
  • 34c Illinois.
  • 34c Indiana.
  • 34c Iowa.
  • 34c Kansas.
  • 34c Kentucky.
  • 34c Louisiana.
  • 34c Maine.
  • 34c Maryland.
  • 34c Massachusetts.
  • 34c Michigan.
  • 34c Minnesota.
  • 34c Mississippi.
  • 34c Missouri.
  • 34c Montana.
  • 34c Nebraska.
  • 34c Nevada.
  • 34c New Hampshire.
  • 34c New Jersey.
  • 34c New Mexico.
  • 34c New York.
  • 34c North Carolina.
  • 34c North Dakota.
  • 34c Ohio.
  • 34c Oklahoma.
  • 34c Oregon.
  • 34c Pennsylvania.
  • 34c Rhode Island.
  • 34c South Carolina.
  • 34c South Dakota.
  • 34c Tennessee.
  • 34c Texas.
  • 34c Utah.
  • 34c Vermont.
  • 34c Virginia.
  • 34c Washington.
  • 34c West Virginia.
  • 34c Wisconsin.
  • 34c Wyoming.
• 2002, April 26. Nature of America. Series 4. Longleaf Pine Forest.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
  • 34c Wildlife.
    These ten stamps were issued, together, in a miniature sheet. The composite design is stated to include representations of 27 animal and plant species native to the Longleaf Pine Forest. It is not stated which species are depicted on these ten stamps.
• 2002, June 6. Definitive Stamps. Antique Toys.
  • First class (37c). Toy carriage.
  • First class (37c). Toy locomotive.
  • First class (37c). Toy car.
  • First class (37c). Toy fire engine.
    These four stamps were issued in self-adhesive booklets of 20 stamps.
• 2002, June 7. Definitive Stamp.
  • First class (37c). United States Flag.
    This stamp was issued in self-adhesive booklets of 18 or 20 stamps.
• 2002, June 7. Definitive Stamp.
  • 37c United States Flag.
    This stamp was issued in self-adhesive coils of 100 stamps, self-adhesive panes of 20 stamps and gummed sheets of 100 stamps.
• 2002, June 7. Charity Stamp. The Heroes of 11th September.
  • First class (37c). Firemen raising United States flag.
    This stamp was sold at 45c but only prepaid postage at 37c; the remainder was donated to charity.
• 2002, June 13. Masters of American Photography.
  • 37c Photograph of Senator Daniel Webster by the firm of Albert Sands Southworth and Josiah Johnson Hawes.
  • 37c Photograph of General Ulysses S. Grant by Timothy H. O'Sullivan.
  • 37c Photograph of Cape Horn, Columbia River, by Carleton E. Watkins.
  • 37c Photograph of Agnes Rand Lee and her daughter, by Gertrude Kasebier.
  • 37c Photograph of immigrants at Ellis Island by Lewis W. Hine.
  • 37c Photograph of Madison Square Park by Alvin Langdon Coburn.
  • 37c Photograph "Lotus, Mount Kisco, New York", by Edward Steichen.
  • 37c Photograph "Hands and Thimble", by Alfred Stieglitz.
  • 37c Photograph "Rayograph", by Man Ray.
  • 37c Photograph "Two Shells", by Edward Weston.
  • 37c Photograph "My Corsage", by James VanDerZee.
  • 37c Photograph "Ditched, Stalled and Stranded, San Joaquin Valley, California", by Dorothea Lange.
  • 37c Photograph "Washroom and Dining Area of Floyd Burroughs' Home, Hale County, Alabama", by Walker Evans.
  • 37c Photograph "Frontline Soldier with Canteen, Saipan", by W. Eugene Smith.
  • 37c Photograph "Steeple", by Paul Strand.
  • 37c Photograph "Sand Dunes, Sunrise", by Ansel Adams.
  • 37c Photograph "Age and its Symbols", by Imogen Cunningham.
  • 37c Photograph of a New York cityscape by Andre Kertesz.
  • 37c Photograph of pedestrians by Garry Winogrand.
  • 37c Photograph "Bristol, Vermont", by Minor White.
• 2002, June 27. American Treasures. Series 2. The Art of John James Audubon.
  • 37c Painting of two Western Tanagers and two Louisiana Tanagers.
• 2002, July 3. Harry Houdini Commemoration.
  • 37c Portrait of Harry Houdini.
• 2002, July 12. Definitive Stamp.
  • 60c Embroidered eagle.
• 2002, July 26. Definitive Stamps. Antique Toys.
  • 37c Toy carriage.
  • 37c Toy locomotive.
  • 37c Toy car.
  • 37c Toy fire engine.
    These four stamps were issued in self-adhesive booklets of 20 stamps and self-adhesive coils of 100 stamps.
• 2002, July 29. Definitive Stamp. Distinguished Americans.
  • 83c Portrait of Edna Ferber (author).
• 2002, July 30. Priority Mail Stamp.
  • $3.85 Jefferson Memorial.
• 2002, July 30. Express Mail Stamp.
  • $13.65 Capitol Dome.
• 2002, August 9. Andy Warhol Commemoration.
  • 37c Self-portrait.
• 2002, August 15. Centenary of the Teddy Bear.
  • 37c Gund bear, circa 1948.
  • 37c Bruin bear, circa 1907.
  • 37c Ideal bear, circa 1905.
  • 37c "Stick" bear, 1920s.
• 2002, August 16. Greetings Stamps.
  • 37c "Love".
  • 60c "Love".
• 2002, August 19. Literary Arts. Series 18. Centenary of the Birth of Ogden Nash.
  • 37c Photograph of Ogden Nash.
• 2002, August 24. Duke Kahanomoku Commemoration.
  • 37c Portrait of Duke Kahanomoku.
• 2002, September 12. American Bats.
  • 37c Red Bat.
  • 37c Pallid Bat.
  • 37c Spotted Bat.
  • 37c Leaf-nosed Bat.
• 2002, September 14. Women in Journalism.
  • 37c Photograph of Nellie Bly.
  • 37c Photograph of Ida M. Tarbell.
  • 37c Photograph of Marguerite Higgins.
  • 37c Photograph of Ethel L. Payne.
• 2002, September 15. Irving Berlin Commemoration.
  • 37c Photograph of Irving Berlin.
• 2002, September 20. "Neuter or Spay".
  • 37c Neutered puppy "Kirby".
  • 37c Spayed kitten "Samantha".
• 2002, October 10. Traditional Christmas Stamp.
  • 37c Painting by J. Gossaert.
• 2002, October 15. Legends of Hollywood. Series 8.
  • 37c Photograph of Cary Grant.
• 2002, October 24. Greetings Stamp.
  • 37c "Happy Birthday".
• 2002, October 24. 150th Anniversary of the Hawaiian "Missionary" Stamps.
  • 37c Reproduction of 2c Hawaiian "Missionary" stamp.
  • 37c Reproduction of 5c Hawaiian "Missionary" stamp.
  • 37c Reproduction of 13c Hawaiian "Missionary" stamp.
  • 37c Reproduction of 13c Hawaiian and United States "Missionary" stamp.
    These four stamps were issued, together, in a miniature sheet.
• 2002, October 28. Contemporary Christmas Stamps.
  • 37c Snowman wearing floppy hat and blue and red scarf.
  • 37c Snowman with large broom.
  • 37c Snowman with pipe.
  • 37c Snowman wearing top hat.
• 2003, January 10. Black Heritage. Series 26.
  • 37c Photograph of Thurgood Marshall.
• 2003, January 15. Lunar New Year. Series 11. Year of the Ram.
  • 37c Ram.
• 2003, January 24. Literary Arts. Series 19.
  • 37c Portrait of Zora Neale Hurston.
• 2003, February 13. Special Olympics.
  • 80c Emblem and athlete wearing medal.
• 2003, February 25. American Film-making.
  • 37c Scene from film.
  • 37c Scene from film.
  • 37c Scene from film.
  • 37c Scene from film.
  • 37c Scene from film.
  • 37c Scene from film.
  • 37c Scene from film.
  • 37c Scene from film.
  • 37c Scene from film.
  • 37c Scene from film.
• 2003, March 4. Bicentenary of Ohio Statehood.
  • 37c Rural scene.
• 2003, March 14. Centenary of Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge.
  • 37c Head of a pelican.
• 2003, April 3. Old Glory.
  • 37c Patriotic figure riding a penny-farthing bicycle.
  • 37c United States flag painted on a fan.
  • 37c United States flag on column.
  • 37c Female figure holding United States flag.
  • 37c Poster showing United States flag and wording "The Star Spangled Banner".
• 2003, April 23. Cesar E. Chavez Commemoration.
  • 37c Portrait of Cesar E. Chavez.
• 2003, April 30. Louisiana Purchase.
  • 37c Dignitaries around table.
• 2003, May 4. Audrey Hepburn Commemoration.
  • 37c Portrait of Audrey Hepburn.
• 2003, May 22. First Powered Flight.
• 2003, June 1. Southeastern Lighthouses.
  • 37c Lighthouse.
  • 37c Lighthouse.
  • 37c Lighthouse.
  • 37c Lighthouse.
  • 37c Lighthouse.
• 2003, July 1. Nature of America. Series 5. The Arctic Tundra.
  • 37c Wildlife.
  • 37c Wildlife.
  • 37c Wildlife.
  • 37c Wildlife.
  • 37c Wildlife.
  • 37c Wildlife.
  • 37c Wildlife.
  • 37c Wildlife.
  • 37c Wildlife.
  • 37c Wildlife.
• 2003, July 27. Korean War Veterans.
  • 37c Soldiers in snow.
• 2003, August 7. Paintings by Mary Cassatt.
  • 37c Painting of a woman and child by Mary Cassatt.
  • 37c Painting of two children by Mary Cassatt.
  • 37c Painting of a woman by Mary Cassatt.
  • 37c Painting of a child by Mary Cassatt.
• 2003, August 9. Early Football Heroes.
  • 37c Photograph of a football player.
  • 37c Photograph of a football player.
  • 37c Photograph of a football player.
  • 37c Photograph of a football player.
• 2003, September 13. Roy Acuff Commemoration.
  • 37c Photograph of Roy Acuff playing a violin.
• 2003, October 2. Reptiles and Amphibians.
  • 37c Snake.
  • 37c Lizard.
  • 37c Lizard.
  • 37c Frog.
  • 37c Turtle.
• 2003, October 23. Christmas Stamps. Music Makers.
  • 37c Deer playing pan-pipes.
  • 37c Santa Claus playing drums.
  • 37c Santa Claus playing trumpet.
  • 37c Deer playing horn.

American Philatelic Links.

The United States Postal Service keeps various philatelic information on its web site, including lists of new issues at http://www.usps.gov/images/stamps/welcome1.htm. and copies of the Postal Bulletin on-line at http://www.usps.com/cpim/ftp/bulletin/pb.htm .

More official information can be found at http://www.stampsonline.com/ .

Local Issues - Hawai'i Post

Hawai'i is one of the fifty States of the United States of America and has since 1900 used the stamps of that nation. Hawai'i Post was established in May 1997 and says it "operates under the exemption to the United States Statutes that allows urgent mail. The relevant statute is Section 39 CFR320-6". Despite the State-encompassing name, the area served is only Waikiki, a suburb of Honolulu. After some thought, the Editor has decided that these stamps would be listed on this web site, on the United States page, at the end of the general listing of United States stamps. The precedent for this has already been established within this web site with the listing at the end of the New Zealand page of those private stamp-issuing companies which sprang up upon deregulation of the New Zealand postal service. With regard to the spelling of Hawai'i - the company spells it with the apostrophe representing a glottal stop (as is common for Polynesian languages where the glottal stop is found, e.g. Samoan) and this is reflected in the company name as shown on its stamps. However, the glottal stop is omitted from the domain name, http://www.hawaii-post.com , due to the inability of domain names to contain apostrophes. This also reflects the way the name is normally written within the United States. The listing below commences with the issue of 13 June, 2000, stated to have been the first issue of stamps by Hawai'i Post.

• 2000, June 13. Centenary of the last day of use of stamps of the Republic of Hawai'i.
  • $1 5c stamp in use in 1900.
  • $3 10c stamp in use in 1900.
  • $5 12c stamp in use in 1900.
  • $8 4c postal stationery in use in 1900 (Miniature sheet).
• 2000, September 2. 55th Anniversary of the Surrender of Japan.
  • $5 Maps and silhouette of the U.S.S. "Missouri".
  • $8 Allied planes flying over the U.S.S. "Missouri" (Miniature sheet).
• 2000, September 15. 75th Anniversary of the Visit of Margaret Mead to Hawai'i. Miniature sheet.
  • $5 Portrait of Margaret Mead.
• 2000, October 16. 125th Anniversary of the Birth of Princess Ka'iulani.
  • $2 Princess Ka'iulani riding her pony.
  • $3 Princess Ka'iulani and Queen Lili'uokalani at 'Iolani Palace.
  • $5 Princess Ka'iulani feeding her peacocks.
  • $8 Portrait of Princess Ka'iulani (Miniature sheet).
• 2000, November 13. 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Robert Louis Stevenson.
  • $3 Portrait of Robert Louis Stevenson (Miniature sheet).
  • $5 Robert Louis Stevenson reading to Princess Ka'iulani.
  • $8 Robert Louis Stevenson sitting with King Kalakaua.
• 2000, December 21. 150th Anniversary of the Opening of the First Post Office in Hawai'i.
  • $3 Upper left part of envelope showing postmark.
  • $5 Portrait of Henry M. Whitney (first postmaster of Hawai'i).
  • $8 Part of an engraving by C.H. Burgess of Honolulu Harbour, 1857 (Miniature sheet).
• 2001, January 24. Chinese New Year. Year of the Snake.
  • $5 Snake.
  • $8 Snake (Miniature sheet).
• 2001, March 11. Centenary of the Opening of the Moana Hotel, Waikiki.
  • $5 Guests arriving by horse and carriage for the Grand Opening.
  • $8 Beach view of the Moana Hotel.
• 2001, April 22. Earth Day.
  • $3 Planet Earth, map of Hawai'i, and butterfly.
  • $5 Planet Earth, map of Hawai'i, and dolphin.
• 2001, June 8. 75th Anniversary of the Aloha Tower.
  • $2 View of the Aloha Tower.
  • $5 View of the Aloha Tower.
  • $8 View of the Aloha Tower.
• 2001, June 26. 75th Anniversary of the Launch of the S.S. "Malolo".
  • $5 S.S. "Malolo" docked at Honolulu Harbour.
  • $8 S.S. "Malolo" at sea near Hawai'i.
• 2001, August 13. Record-breaking flight of the "Helios" (solar-powered remote-controlled pilotless aircraft) above Kaua'i.
  • $5 "Helios" taking off from the U.S. Navy Barking Sands Pacific Missile Range Facility, Kaua'i.
  • $8 "Helios" above Kaua'i and Lehua Island.
• 2001, September 4. Orchids of Hawai'i.
  • $2 Aapu pa'i niu a hina (Liparis hawaiensis).
  • $5 Ke kino o kanaloa (Anoectochilus sandvicensis).
  • $8 Puahala a kane (Platanthera holochila).
• 2001, October 1. 150th Anniversary of the First Hawai'ian Postage Stamps.
  • $1 Reproduction of 2c Hawaiian "Missionary" stamp.
  • $2 Reproduction of 5c Hawaiian "Missionary" stamp.
  • $5 Reproduction of 13c Hawaiian "Missionary" stamp.
  • $8 Reproduction of 13c Hawaiian and United States "Missionary" stamp.
  • $8 Reproduction of all four Hawiian "Missionary" stamps (Miniature sheet).
• 2001, October 11. Centenary of the Hawai'i Yacht Club.
  • $5 Fleet of yachts.
  • $8 Portrait of Prince David Kawananakoa.
• 2001, December 7. 60th Anniversary of the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor.
  • $1 U.S.S. "Nevada" under attack.
  • $2 U.S.S. "California" capsizing after the attack.
  • $3 U.S.S. "Pennsylvania" in dry dock after the attack.
  • $5 U.S.S. "Maryland" and U.S.S. "Oklahoma" after the attack.
  • $5 Map of Pearl Harbor and position of battleships (Miniature sheet).
  • $8 U.S.S. "Arizona, U.S.S. "Tennessee" and U.S.S. "West Virginia" under attack.
  • $8 Map of O'ahu and details of the attack (Miniature sheet).
• 2002, January 31. 150th Anniversary of the First Inter-island Paddle Steamship Passenger Service.
  • $3 Map of the Hawai'ian Islands.
  • $5 Map of the Hawai'ian Islands.
• 2002, February 1. 75th Anniversary of the Opening of the Royal Hawai'ian Hotel, Waikiki.
  • $5 Aerial view of the Hotel, 1927.
  • $8 Beach view of the Hotel, 2002.
• 2002, February 12. Chinese New Year. Year of the Horse.
  • $5 Horse and rider.
  • $8 Princess Ka'iulani riding a horse.
• 2002, April 16. Hawai'ian Birds. Series 1. Extinct Birds.
  • $1 Kaua'i O'o (Moho braccatus).
  • $2 O'ahu O'o (Moho apicalis).
  • $5 Moloka'i O'o or Bishop's O'o (Moho bishopi).
  • $8 Hawai'i O'o (Moho nobilis).
• 2002, June 2. 130th Anniversary of the Arrival of Captain Heinrich Berger in Hawai'i.
  • $5 Map of Prussia and portrait of Emperor Wilhelm I.
  • $5 Photograph of Captain Heinrich Berger and the Royal Hawai'ian Band, 'Iolani Palace, Honolulu (miniature sheet).
  • $8 Portrait of Captain Heinrich Berger.
• 2002, July 3. First Solo Round the World Balloon Flight.
  • $5 Map of route and photograph of Steve Fossett.
  • $8 Balloon crossing Australian coastline.
• 2002, July 4. Independence Day.
  • $5 State Capitol, Honolulu.
  • $8 Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach.
• 2002, August 24. Surfing in Hawai'i. "Surfboard Mail".
  • $3 Longboard surfing, Waikiki, early 1900s.
  • $5 Children bodyboarding at Waikiki.
  • $8 Surfer in waves, North Shore, O'ahu.
• 2002, October 21. Lighthouses of Hawai'i. Series 1.
  • $2 Lighthouse, Laysan Island, Northwest Hawai'ian Islands.
  • $5 Makapu'u Lighthouse, O'ahu.
  • $8 Diamond Head Lighthouse.
• 2002, December 12. 125th Anniversary of Kapi'olani Park, and 75th Anniversary of the Waikiki Natatorium.
  • $5 Restored entrance to the Waikiki Natatorium, Kapi'olani Park.
  • $8 View of Kapi'olani Park, and portrait of Queen Kapi'olani.
• 2003, January 20. 225th Anniversary of the Arrival of Captain Cook in Hawai'i.
  • $5 Route map to Kaua'i and Ni'ihau, and the H.M.S. "Resolution".
  • $8 Portrait of Captain James Cook by Nathaniel Dance.
  • $8 Landing of Captain James Cook at Waimea (Miniature sheet).
• 2003, February 1. Chinese New Year. Year of the Ram.
  • $5 Ram's head.
  • $8 Ram's head.
• 2003, April. Hawai'ian Railroads.
• 2003, May 10. 130th Anniversary of the Arrival of Father Damien at Moloka'i.
• 2003, June. Hawai'ian Birds. Series 2.
• 2003, September. Lighthouses of Hawai'i. Series 2.
• 2003, December 7. Centenary of the first flight by the Wright Brothers.
• 2004, January 22. Chinese New Year. Year of the Monkey.
• 2004, February 14. 225th anniversary of the death of Captain Cook.
• 2004, March. Hawai'ian Birds. Series 3.
• 2004. Hawai'ian Fish. Centenary of Waikiki Aquarium.
• 2004, November. 75th Anniversary of the First Passenger Flight of Inter-Island Airways between Honolulu and Maui.
• 2004, December 15. 150th Anniversary of the Death of King Kamehameha III.
• 2003, December 31. 125th Anniversary of the Laying of the Cornerstone of 'Iolani Palace by King Kalakaua.

Hawai'i Post Web Site stamp listings can be found on their web site at http://www.hawaii-post.com/stamps.html .

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