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Description

Augustus Saint-Gaudens

Theme

An all-encompassing series that includes any stamp that features a famous or notorious American. First series stamps from 1940.

1¢ Washington Irving
2¢ James Fenimore Cooper
3¢ Ralph Waldo Emerson
5¢ Louisa May Alcott
10¢ Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain)
1¢ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
2¢ John Greenleaf Whittier
3¢ James Russell Lowell
5¢ Walt Whitman
10¢ James Whitcomb Riley
1¢ Horace Mann
2¢ Mark Hopkins
3¢ Charles W. Eliot
5¢ Frances E. Willard
10¢ Booker T. Washington
1¢ John James Audubon
2¢ Dr. Crawford W. Long
3¢ Luther Burbank
5¢ Dr. Walter Reed
10¢ Jane Addams
1¢ Stephen Collins Foster
2¢ John Philip Sousa
3¢ Victor Herbert
5¢ Edward A. MacDowell
10¢ Ethelbert Nevin
1¢ Gilbert Charles Stuart
2¢ James A. McNeill Whistler
3¢ Augustus Saint-Gaudens
5¢ Daniel Chester French
10¢ Frederic Remington
1¢ Eli Whitney
2¢ Samuel F. B. Morse
3¢ Cyrus Hall McCormick
5¢ Elias Howe
10¢ Alexander Graham Bell

Series

Famous Americans Issue - Artists
See List

1¢ Gilbert Charles Stuart
2¢ James A. McNeill Whistler
3¢ Augustus Saint-Gaudens
5¢ Daniel Chester French
10¢ Frederic Remington

Face Value

3¢

Date Issued

16-Sep-1940

Location

New York City, New York

Run Qty

Unknown

Separation

Perforations

Perferations

11 x 0

Print Method

Recess

Printing Process

Rotary Press

Color(s)

Bright Red Violet

Watermark

None - No watermark

Notes

Augustus Saint-Gaudens gained reknown for his monuments commemorating heroes of the American Civil War.

People

Roach, William A - Designer
Arlt, Carl T - Engraver

See also

1847us.com 1847us.com Famous Americans Arago colnect.com Jim's Stamp Album Stamp Data Wikipedia

Key Word(s)

Augustus Saint-Gaudens Augustus Saint-Gaudens Famous Americans Artists Scultor

In Collection

Acquired	No	Stamp Qty
9/27/2018		1
Stamp Qty 1 Acquired 9/27/2018 - Used; Hinged Gum Cond Hinged Centering Extremely fine Location US - Stamp Smarter I (1847-1940)

1940 in History

Letter Rate

3¢

Package Rate

3¢

Postcard Rate

1¢

Effective

7/6/1932

Iran 6/27/1940
Germans Begin Using Enigma
The Germans in occupied French territory set up two-way radio communication using Enigma to transmit coded information during World War II.

United States 7/20/1940
Billboard's First Single Chart
Billboard published its first singles record chart. The number one spot was "I'll Never Smile Again" by Tommy Dorsey and sung by Frank Sinatra.

American President
Franklin D Roosevelt (3/4/1933-4/12/1945)

British Prime Minister
Winston Churchill (5/10/1940-7/26/1945)

German President
Adolf Hitler (8/2/1934-4/30/1945)

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