Artcraft
1983 Artcraft FDC USPS #1846 3¢ Henry Clay #1906 1981 17¢ Electric Auto ST2697
$2.38+ $7.99 shipping · total at checkout
- SizeOS
- ConditionNew with tags
Size and condition above come from the listing. The description below is the seller’s own text.
Discover the USPS FDC #1846 1983 3¢ Henry Clay and #1906 1981 17¢ Electric Auto stamps, perfect for collectors. Each stamp showcases unique historical significance. Fast shipping and combined shipping discounts available. Ideal for history enthusiasts! 1983 Artcraft FDC USPS #1846 3¢ Henry Clay #1906 1981 17¢ Electric Auto ST2697 USPS FDC #1846 1983 3¢ Henry Clay #1906 1981 17¢ Electric Auto Artcraft U.S. #1846 1983 3¢ Henry Clay Great Americans Series Issue Date: July 13, 1983 City: Washington, D.C. Quantity: 100,000,000 Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Engraved Perforations: 11 x 10 ½ Color: Olive green Esteemed statesman Henry Clay died on June 29, 1852, after nearly 50 years in politics. Henry Clay was born on April 12, 1777, in Hanover County, Virginia. The seventh of nine children, Clay began working as a secretary at the Virginia Court of Chancery at a young age. From there he went on to work for the attorney general, where he developed an interest in and began studying the law. He was admitted to the bar in 1797. That same year, Clay moved to Lexington, Kentucky, where he quickly became well known for his legal skills and courtroom speeches. Over the years many of his clients paid him with horses and plots of land. So by 1812, Clay had a 600-acre plantation known as Ashland. U.S. #1906 1981-84 17¢ Electric Auto Transportation Series Issue Date: June 25, 1981 City: Greenfield Village, MI Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Engraved Perforations: 10 vertically Color: Ultramarine A popular model from 1890 to 1910, the electric auto was quiet, clean, and easy to operate. At top speed, it could travel about 20 miles per hour and had to have its batteries changed or re-charged every 50 miles. Its popularity faded, however, when the gasoline-powered car proved to be superior. Not only could one drive it faster and for longer, but it was also less expensive to operate. Powered By 3Dsellers.com - Try for Free!
Buyer Protection — full refund if it is not as described
Buy nowAdd to your bag
One quick step, and it works across every Closo shop.
We emailed it to .
Shipping$7.99 flat
$7.99 flat.
ReturnsAll sales final.
All sales final. Items not as described are always covered — see Buyer Protection below.
MeasurementsNot listed
This listing does not carry measurements. Ask for measurements — it goes straight to Ken Simkins.
Buyer ProtectionNot as described — full refund
Full refund if your item isn’t as described, arrives damaged, or never arrives — report within 3 days of delivery. The money is held until then.
Message Ken Simkins
1983 Artcraft FDC USPS #1846 3¢ Henry Clay #1906 1981 17¢ Electric Auto ST2697
$2.38
Message Ken Simkins’s
One quick step, and it works across every Closo shop.
We emailed it to .
Sending as
Sign in to send a message. It takes one code by email — no password.
Your question goes to Ken Simkins here in Closo, and their answer appears in your account. Neither of you sees the other's email address.
Other · Artcraft
I’ll email you when pieces like this land.
Notify me
- 1 Email
- 2 Preferences
- 3 Done
Never miss the next find
Other · Artcraft
I’ll email you when pieces like this land.
Takes 20 seconds · one email when it matches
Follow Ken Simkins’s
One quick step, and it works across every Closo shop.
We emailed it to .
You’re on the list
Sending to
One email when it matches. Unsubscribe anytime, one tap.
Set what you collect 1 quick step · optional ›
Set what you collect
Alerts fire only for what you pick here.
Pick anything and I’ll only email you when it matches.
You’re already subscribed — this only narrows what I send.
