FREE: 1999 VICTORIAN HEARTS LOVE Booklet of 20 x 33 cents US Postage Stamps

These are Perfect for the stamp collector or to use to mail too. Issue Date & City January 28, 1999, Loveland, CO 80538 Nationwide Sale January 29, 1999 Designer John Grossman & Holly Sudduth, Point Richmond, CA Art Director Richard Sheaff, Scottsdale, AZ To Press / Initial Impressions Fall, 1999 / 1.5 Billion Marginal Markings Plate numbers • "Peel here to fold • Self-adhesive stamps • DO NOT WET" Convertible Booklet of 20 - $6.60 - 663940

The Postal Service will issue a 33-cent Love: Victorian Hearts (1-oz.) self-adhesive convertible booklet of 20 (Item Number 6639), and a 55-cent (2-oz.) self-adhesive pane of 20 Love: Victorian Hearts special stamps (Item Number 5594) as well as two Love: Calligraphic regular envelopes (Item Numbers 2128 and 2633) and banded envelopes (Item Numbers 2130 and 2650) on January 28, 1999, in Loveland, CO. The stamps were designed by John Grossman and Holly Sudduth of Point Richmond, CA, and the envelope was designed by Julian Waters of Gaithersburg, MD. The stamps and envelopes go on sale nationwide January 29, 1999.

The Victorian designs are offered in two denominations and are the first U.S. self-adhesives die-cut to the shape of the images depicted. These stamps are particularly appropriate for wedding invitations and announcements, wedding RSVPs, Valentine’s Day cards, and other greetings of affection. You can not get these any more... just thought you might want to know :)