• This is a vintage Richard Nixon stamp on a jail envelope, depicting the 37th U.S.
• President behind bars. The stamp itself is a real 32-cent U.S. commemorative stamp issued by the U.S. Postal Service on April 26, 1995, honoring Nixon after his death in 1994.
• The envelope design is an aftermarket product, referencing the Watergate scandal that led to Nixon's resignation in 1974.
• The stamp features a formal portrait of Nixon, contrasted with the humorous, unofficial jail-bar graphic on the envelope.
• Minor wear consistent with age. Light soiling and old age toning. See photos for greater details. Never used or mailed, no post mark.
• Great fun commemorative item celebrating Tricky Dick's fall from power and suitable for framing.

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