What is National U.s. Postage Stamp Day?
National US Postage Stamp Day, July 1st, recognizes the simplicity and simplicity with which we can send and receive mail. A stamp signifies payment for the delivery of a letter or a box.
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On July 1, 1847, the United States introduced its first postage stamp. 1847. Stamps were not required at the time, but not at that time.. Without a stamp and delivery paid for by the sender, a letter could be sent. In 1855, the postage stamp became a legal requirement.
Philately is the study of stamps and postal history. Stamps have a long history. Stamps have a long history. Everything from the inspiration and the artist to the postal rate in a given year can determine the value of a stamp. Collectors also focus on quality and rarity.
Although the digital age has slowed snail mail delivery, it doesn't diminish the excitement associated with getting a letter or a card in the mail. A handwritten note in an envelope with a postage stamp in the corner has so much more charm than most of the emails.. When it is delivered by a familiar postal employee, a vibrant postcard from an exotic location or missive with crayon-drawn artwork improves one's day.
