#2283 – 1988 25c Pheasant, booklet single

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U.S. #2283
1987 25¢ Pheasant
Booklet Stamp
 
Issue Date: April 29, 1988
City: Rapid City, SD
Quantity: 2,141,620,540
Printed By: American Bank Note Co.
Printing Method: Photogravure
Perforations: 11
Color: Multicolored
 
Released only as a booklet of twenty, the pheasant stamp features one of America's most handsome birds - the male ring-necked pheasant. Until 1881, the "common pheasant," as it is sometimes referred to, was anything but. A native of China, the ring-neck was successfully introduced when Owen H. Denny, consul general at Shanghai, shipped 21 of the birds to his brother's farm in Corvallis, Oregon. Today, the ring-necked pheasant, with its colorful plumage of iridescent greens, purples, and copper is found throughout the northern continental U.S. and lower Canada.
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U.S. #2283
1987 25¢ Pheasant
Booklet Stamp
 
Issue Date: April 29, 1988
City: Rapid City, SD
Quantity: 2,141,620,540
Printed By: American Bank Note Co.
Printing Method: Photogravure
Perforations: 11
Color: Multicolored
 
Released only as a booklet of twenty, the pheasant stamp features one of America's most handsome birds - the male ring-necked pheasant. Until 1881, the "common pheasant," as it is sometimes referred to, was anything but. A native of China, the ring-neck was successfully introduced when Owen H. Denny, consul general at Shanghai, shipped 21 of the birds to his brother's farm in Corvallis, Oregon. Today, the ring-necked pheasant, with its colorful plumage of iridescent greens, purples, and copper is found throughout the northern continental U.S. and lower Canada.