1977-1995 American Folk Series,Set of 11 Se-tenants

Get the Complete American Folk Art Series

The USPS created the Folk Art Series in 1977 to honor important and lesser-known items in American art and culture.  Folk Art is the art of the everyday, rooted in traditions that come from community and culture and expressing cultural identity by conveying shared community values and aesthetics.  The stamps in the Folk Art series capture centuries of American heritage, from all parts of the country.  You’ll want to add these works of art to your collection – and you can save time and money by getting them all in one easy order.  The set honors lots of interesting American folk art:

• Pueblo Pottery
• Basket Design Quilts
• Pennsylvania Toleware (French for painted tin)
• Pacific Northwest Indian Masks
• Duck Decoys
• Navajo Blankets
• Wood-Carved Figures
• Lace
• Carousel Animals
• Indian Headdresses
• Carousel Horses

This is a fun a interesting series, filled with American culture that you’ll want to add to your collection.  Order today and you’ll get 11 se-tenants (a total of 44 stamps) – and save time and money over ordering individual stamps.