1989 25c Washington/Walk-Water Booklet Pair
# 2408-09 - 1989 25c Washington/Walk-Water Booklet Pair
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2408-09 - 1989 25c Washington/Walk-Water Booklet Pair
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U.S. #2408-09
25¢ Steamboats
25¢ Steamboats
First Day Cover
Issue Date: March 3, 1989
City: New Orleans, LA
City: New Orleans, LA
Perforations: 11
Color: Multicolored
Color: Multicolored
This Fleetwood First Day Cover features the Washington 1816 and Walk in the Water steamboats. The Postal Service honored the development of the commercial steamboat with a booklet pane of five different steamboats.
When James Watt improved the steam engine in 1769, it led to the first steamboat being developed in France 14 years later. The real turning point for steam-powered boats came in 1807, when Robert Fulton built the North River Steamboat, later renamed the Clermont. It was a long, low vessel powered by a Watt engine, and its extraordinary commercial success was a historic event.
U.S. #2408-09
25¢ Steamboats
25¢ Steamboats
First Day Cover
Issue Date: March 3, 1989
City: New Orleans, LA
City: New Orleans, LA
Perforations: 11
Color: Multicolored
Color: Multicolored
This Fleetwood First Day Cover features the Washington 1816 and Walk in the Water steamboats. The Postal Service honored the development of the commercial steamboat with a booklet pane of five different steamboats.
When James Watt improved the steam engine in 1769, it led to the first steamboat being developed in France 14 years later. The real turning point for steam-powered boats came in 1807, when Robert Fulton built the North River Steamboat, later renamed the Clermont. It was a long, low vessel powered by a Watt engine, and its extraordinary commercial success was a historic event.