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The "Glenn Curtiss" postage stamp was issued in 1980.
This listing is for 10 total vintage postage stamps of the stamp pictured herein. The stamp features Glenn Curtiss, who built his first airplane engine in 1907. After demonstrating that planes can land and take off from ships, Curtiss began making planes for the U.S. Navy. He manufactured thousands of planes during World War I.
Please note that if you use the stamps to mail a letter, please make sure that you use the correct amount as required by the United States Postal Service.
The 31 cent “Wright Brothers" postage stamp was issued in 1978 by the United States Postal Service to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Orville and Wilbur Wright’s historic first powered flight in 1903.
This listing is for 10 total vintage postage stamps of the stamp pictured herein.
Please note that if you use the stamps to mail a letter, please make sure that you use the correct amount as required by the United States Postal Service. "
The 8 cent red “Amelia Earhart" postage stamp was issued in 1963 by the United States Postal Service to commerate Amelia Earhart, the “First Woman in Flight.”
This listing is for 10 total vintage postage stamps of the stamp pictured herein.
Please note that if you use the stamps to mail a letter, please make sure that you use the correct amount as required by the United States Postal Service.
The 10 cent blue “Curtiss Jenny" postage stamp was issued in 1968 by the United States Postal Service to comemorate the 50th anniversary of regularly scheduled Air Mail. The stamp design pictures a Curtiss Jenny, the 90 horsepower biplane that carried mail on the Washington-New York City run when Air Mail was first established on May 15, 1918.
This listing is for 10 total vintage postage stamps of the stamp pictured herein.
Please note that if you use the stamps to mail a letter, please make sure that you use the correct amount as required by the United States Postal Service. "
