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Banner (page 2) Shirley
Chisholm (page 2) Hummingbird (page 3) Great
Spangled
Fritillary Butterfly (page 3) Lincoln
Memorial
Statue (page 4) Ralph
Ellison (page 4) Chief
Anderson (page 4) Jimi
Hendrix (page 7) Songbirds (page 5) | Hot
Rods (page 5) Civil
War
1864 (page 6) Farmers'
Markets (this page) Janis
Joplin (this page) Woodstock (this page) Fiddler
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The Roof (Israel) (this page) Fort
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Chefs (this page) Batman (this page) Winter Fun (this page) Wilt Chamberlain (this page) |
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| Dgn 520: Sc. 4922-26 Celebrity Chefs — 5"x7" Dragon Card showing a bright, showy modern kitchen — almost like a TV studio. Strips of 2 and 3 stamps, with the Digital Color Postmark — larger illustration (new window)...$5.50 | |
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| Dgn 521: Sc. 4928-35 Batman — Set of 4 5"x7" Dragon Cards, each with two of the eight stamps: A character and a Bat Signal for an era. Each card has the same art of a Gotham City, but with slightly different colors. Each pair of stamps is tied by the first day pictorial hand cancel — larger illustration (new window)...$9.00 | |
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Dgn 523: Sc. 4938/4940 Winter Fun snowman/cardinal — set of 2 Winter Fun envelopes with the matching stamps affixed. The Cardinal envelope also has the cardinal sticker that was supplied by the USPS. The art is from a lithograph by Nathaniel Currier, about 1855, shortly before he made Ives a partner in his company. The Dragon Cards cachet is printed on the envelope. First Day of Issue hand cancel. — larger illustration (new window)...$4.00 Why just the two stamps on Dgn 523 and not all four Winter Fun stamps? Because only two designs were used by the USPS for the Winter Fun envelopes, and this Dragon "Card" (and we admit we're stretching the definition of "Card" on this issue, if not actually beating it to death) was originally conceived for just the envelopes. Then we decided to make them combos. |
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| Dgn 523a: Sc. 4937/4939 Winter Fun snow angel/skaters — set of 2 envelopes with the Snow Angel and Skaters Winter Fun stamps affixed. The art is from a lithograph by Nathaniel Currier, about 1855, shortly before he made Ives a partner in his company. The Dragon Cards cachet is printed on the envelope. First Day of Issue hand cancel. Three sets were made as tests before the Winter Fun envelopes were run through the printer. One set was donated to an AFDCS Fund-Raising Auction — larger illustration (new window). | | |
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| Dgn 524: Sc. 4950-1 Wilt Chamberlain — both stamps on a taller-than-usual 5"x8" Dragon Card showing a montage of Chamberlain as a Laker, Globetrotter and the famous photo from after his 100-point game as a Warrior, plus the Big Dipper (his preferred nickname). Digital Color Postmark — larger illustration (new window)...$4.00 | |
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| Dgn 524a: Sc. 4950-1 Wilt Chamberlain — both stamps on a taller-than-usual 5"x8" Dragon Card showing a montage of Chamberlain as a Laker, Globetrotter and the famous photo from after his 100-point game as a Warrior, plus the Big Dipper (his preferred nickname). B&W pictorial postmark — larger illustration (new window). | | |
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Dgn 525: Sc. 4950-1 Wilt Chamberlain — both stamps on a taller-than-usual 5½"x7" Dragon Card showing a montage of Chamberlain as a Laker, Globetrotter and the famous photo from after his 100-point game as a Warrior, plus the Big Dipper (his preferred nickname). B&W pictorial postmark ties the two 2014 stamps, plus basketball stamps from 1961 (Sc. 1189) and 1991 (Sc. 2560). — larger illustration (new window)...$$3.50 | |
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| Dgn 526: Sc. 4950-1 Wilt Chamberlain — both stamps on a taller-than-usual 5"x8" Dragon Card showing a Wilt Chamberlain Bobblehead statuette. Digital Color Postmark — larger illustration (new window)...$4.00 | |
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| Dgn 526a: Sc. 4950-1 Wilt Chamberlain — both stamps on a taller-than-usual 5"x8" Dragon Card showing a Wilt Chamberlain Bobblehead statuette. B&W pictorial postmark — larger illustration (new window)...$3.00 | |
