FREE: USA #3932 2005 37¢ America on the Move: 50s Sporty Cars Commemorative 1954 Kaiser Darrin Used

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This is a used USA #3934 2005 37¢ America on the Move: 50s Sporty Cars Commemorative Issue 1954 Kaiser Darrin single off paper. I saw the complete set of 5 stamps last sold on ebay for $1.75+shipping on Feb 28th. That's 35¢ per used single and that price doesn't include shipping! Proof: Item# 361130757004 Wowza! Get them here for much cheaper.

The Postal Service issued the 37-cent America on the Move: 50s Sporty Cars commemorative stamps in five designs on August 20, 2005, in Detroit, Michigan. Art M. Fitzpatrick of Carlsbad, California designed the stamps.

These five stamps feature the sporty look of American cars designed in the 1950s, a decade marked by post-World War II euphoria and economic prosperity. The cars selected are the 1952 Nash Healey, 1953 Chevrolet Corvette, 1953 Studebaker Starliner, 1954 Kaiser Darrin, 1955 Ford Thunderbird.

Referring to photographs of each car and his own cache of landscape images for the stamp backgrounds, artist Art M. Fitzpatrick rendered each stamp in meticulous detail. Fitzpatrick was once a car designer and a long-time advertising designer and illustrator for General Motors.

I have carefully soaked this myself and it is in very fine collectible condition with no creases or rips.

The stamp in the picture is the exact stamp you will receive.

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