House of Farnam
1940 House of Farnam FDC Cachet USPS #897 3c Wyoming Statehood ST2770
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Discover the US FDC #897 - 1940 3c Wyoming Statehood stamp. This collectible features the state seal and commemorates Wyoming's 50th anniversary. Ideal for stamp collectors and history enthusiasts. Enjoy combined shipping on additional items for savings! 1940 House of Farnam FDC Cachet USPS #897 3c Wyoming Statehood ST2770 U.S. #8973¢ Wyoming Statehood Issue Date: July 10, 1940City: Cheyenne, WYQuantity: 50,034,400Printed by: Bureau of Engraving and PrintingPrinting Method: Rotary PressPerforations: 10.5 x 11Color: Brown violet U.S. #897 was issued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Wyoming’s statehood. Since the Idaho statehood stamp (issued just one week before) pictured that state’s capitol building, President Franklin Roosevelt suggested that the Wyoming stamp should picture something else. The Wyoming State Seal was selected. The seal pictures a female statue draped with a banner reading “Equal Rights,” representing the rights of women following the territorial suffrage amendment in 1869. The two men and their respective banners symbolize the state’s long history in livestock and mining. How Wyoming Became America’s 44th State In the mid-1700s, French trappers probably became the first whites to enter Wyoming. However, the area remained unexplored until after the 1800s. Most of Wyoming was purchased by the United States in the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. American trappers then came to the area. In 1807, John Colter became the first European to travel across the Yellowstone area. A party of fur traders led by Robert Stuart found an easy way to cross the mountains, which became known as the South Pass. In 1833, while leading a fur-trading and -trapping party, Captain Benjamin L. E. de Bonneville discovered an oil spring in the Wind River Basin. Traders William Sublette and Robert Campbell established Fort William in eastern Wyoming. This fort was later renamed Fort Laramie, and was the area’s first permanent settlement. Powered By 3Dsellers.com - Try for Free!
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