Mint. MNH. No flaws. From a smoke-free and pet-free environment.

These Flowering Trees self-adhesive 32¢ stamps were issued by the U.S. Postal Service on March 19, 1998 in New York, NY. John Dawson, a wildlife and nature artist, created five original paintings in the style of old-fashioned botanical prints. Each stamp shows the tree's blossom, leaves, stem, and fruit. The Latin and English names are at the bottom of the stamp.

This set of stamps features five magnificent flowering trees native to different geographical regions of the United States. The Southern Magnolia is found along the coastal plains of the southeastern U.S. The Blue Paloverde prefers the dry climate of the American Southwest. The Yellow Poplar is the only tulip tree native to North America; and grows in the East and Midwest. The Prairie Crab Apple is found in the prairies of the Midwest; and the Pacific Dogwood grows in the river bottomlands and mountain slopes in the West.

Scott # 3193 - 3197