✉️ 1975 U.S. Postal Service Bicentennial First Day Cover

Add a vintage postal history collectible to your collection with this 1975 U.S. Postal Service Bicentennial First Day Cover celebrating 200 years of postal service, 1775–1975.

This cover features a 10-cent “200 Years of Postal Service” stamp showing early and modern air mail transportation, including a vintage airplane and modern aircraft. The cover is postmarked Philadelphia, PA, Sep. 3, 1975, and is marked First Day of Issue.

The left side includes an ArtCraft cachet with Benjamin Franklin and historic mail transportation imagery, including a ship, early aircraft, train, and horse-drawn mail transport. The bottom of the cachet reads “U.S. Postal Service Bicentennial 1775–1975.”

Also included is a Clifford of Vermont, Inc. insert/card from Bethel, Vermont. The insert references the First Day of Issue cover and Clifford’s business as a quick-shipping source for multi-conductor cables.

🏆 Key Features:

• ✅ 1975 U.S. Postal Service Bicentennial First Day Cover
• ✅ 10-cent “200 Years of Postal Service” stamp
• ✅ Philadelphia, PA postmark
• ✅ Sep. 3, 1975 First Day of Issue cancel
• ✅ ArtCraft cachet with Benjamin Franklin and mail history imagery
• ✅ Addressed cover
• ✅ Clifford of Vermont insert/card included
• ✅ Great postal history, FDC, Bicentennial, or Americana collectible

📦 This item is ideal for collectors of U.S. First Day Covers, postal history, Bicentennial collectibles, ArtCraft cachets, transportation-themed stamps, and USPS commemorative issues.

💡 A nice crossover collectible for fans of American history, postal service milestones, historical transportation, and 1970s philatelic material.