
Skilled Hands For Independence Blacksmith
United States · 1977 · 13 cents
This stamp depicts a colonial-era blacksmith diligently working at his anvil, symbolizing the vital role of skilled trades in the American struggle for independence. The design highlights the craftsmanship and labor essential to the nation's founding.
Issued in 1977 as part of the 'Skilled Hands for Independence' series, this stamp commemorates the American Bicentennial by honoring the contributions of various tradespeople who supported the cause of independence.
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Photogravure
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