UX73 10c Cincinnati Music
Hall, Historic Preservation, multicolored, issued on May 12, 1978. Tagged with red and blue polygons on perimeter. 100 year anniversary of Cincinnati Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Designed by Clinton Orlemann.
UX73 10c Cincinnati Music
Hall, Historic Preservation, multicolored, issued on May 12, 1978. Tagged with red and blue polygons on perimeter. 100 year anniversary of Cincinnati Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Designed by Clinton Orlemann.
UX74 10c John Hancock,
patriot, brown orange, issued May 19, 1978 in Quincy,
Massachusetts. Card is labeled "U.S. Domestic Rate".
Precanceled with 3 printed brown orange lines. Designed by Howard Behrens.
UX75 10c John Hancock, patriot, brown orange, issued June 20,
1978 in Quincy, Massachusetts. Card is labeled "U.S. Postage 10c". Precanceled with 3 printed
brown orange lines. Designed by Howard Behrens.
UX76 14c Coast Guard
Cutter Eagle, multicolored, issued August 4, 1978, in Seattle, Washington, for
international use. Designed by Carl G. Evers. Tagged with red and blue polygons on
perimeter.
UX77 10c Molly Pitcher,
multicolored, lithographed, issued September 8, 1978, in
Freehold, New Jersey. Bicentennial of the Battle of Monmouth on June 28, 1778, and to honor
Molly Pitcher (Mary Ludwig Hays). Designed by David Blossom. Tagged with red and blue
polygons on perimeter.
UX78 10c George Rogers
Clark, multicolored, lithographed, issued February 23, 1979 in Vincennes, Indiana. Picture is of
Clark and his Frontiersmen approaching Fort Sackville and commemorates the 200th anniversary
of the capture of Fort Sackville from the British by George Rogers Clark. Tagged with red and
blue polygons on perimeter.
UX79 10c Casimir Pulaski,
multicolored, lithographed, issued October 11, 1979 in Savannah, Georgia. Bicentennary of the
death of General Casimir Pulaski (1748-1779), a Polish nobleman who served in the American
Revolutionary Army. Tagged with red and blue polygons on
perimeter.
UX80 10c Olympic sprinter,
multicolored, lithographed, issued September 17,1979 in Eugene, Oregon, for the 22nd Olympic
Games in Moscow from July 19 to August 3, 1980. Designed by Robert M. Cunningham.
Tagged with red and blue polygons on perimeter.
UX81 10c Iolani Palace,
multicolored, lithographed. Historic Preservation Series
featuring Iolani Palace in Honolulu, Hawaii. Issued October 1, 1979 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Tagged with red and blue polygons on perimeter.
UX82 14c Women's Figure
Skating, multicolored, lithographed. Issued January 15, 1980 in Atlanta, Georgia for international
use. Commemorates the 13th Winter Olympic Games in Lake Placid, New York from February
12- 24, 1980. Designed by Robert M. Cunningham. Tagged with red and blue polygons on
perimeter.
UX83 10c Salt Lake Temple,
multicolored, lithographed, issued April 5, 1980 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Historic Preservation
series. Tagged with red and blue polygons on perimeter.
UX84 10c Landing of
Rochambeau, multicolored, lithographed issued July 11, 1980 in Newport, Rhode Island. Picture
is Count Jean-Bapiste de
Rochambeau's landing at Newport, Rhode Island, during the
American Revolution. Painting of Rochambeau's fleet designed by David Blossom. Tagged with red and blue polygons on perimeter.
UX85 10c Battle of Kings Mountain, multicolored, lithographed, issued October 7, 1980 in Kings Mountain, North Carolina. Bicentennary of the Battle of Kings Mountain in 1780 during the American Revolution. Painting of Whig infantryman designed by David Blossom. Tagged with red and blue polygons on perimeter.
UX86 19c Golden Hinde, multicolored, issued November 21, 1980, in San Rafael, California, for international use. Commemorates the 300th anniversary of Sir Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the globe from 1578-1580. Painting of the Golden Hinde designed by Charles J. Lundgren.
UX87 10c Battle of Cowpens,
multicolored, issued January 17, 1981 in Cowpens, South Carolina. Commemorates 200th anniversary of the Battle of Cowpens during the American Revolutionary War. Painting of
Colonels Washington and Tarleton designed by David Blossom.
