Vintage Framed Enamel Brass USPS Postage Stamp Lapel Pins Train Locomotives

• Condition: Used (Great vintage condition, see photos for exact framing details)

• Type: Framed Lapel Pin Set

• Theme: Trains, Railroads, Historic Steam Locomotives

• Source: United States Postal Service (USPS)

• Stamp Design Year: 1987 (Based on the 22¢ Commemorative Locomotive Series)

• Frame Material: Solid Wood (Oak finish) with glass

📝 Item Description

Vintage USPS Steam Locomotives Enamel Stamp Lapel Pin Set – Beautifully Framed

Up for sale is a beautiful vintage framed collection of enamel-on-brass lapel pins replicating the iconic 1987 USPS 22¢ Steam Locomotives commemorative postage stamp series. This is a must-have collectible display piece for train enthusiasts, railroad historians, or philatelists!

The set features five exquisitely detailed enamel replicas of historical American engines:

• Stourbridge Lion (1829) – The first actual locomotive to run on tracks in America.

• Best Friend of Charleston (1830) – The first locomotive to pull a passenger train in America.

• John Bull (1831) – The oldest complete engine preserved in the United States.

• Brother Jonathan (1832) – Reigned for years as the world’s fastest locomotive.

• Gowan & Marx (1839) – At one time the most powerful engine of its weight.

Framing & Display Details:

• Professionally presented on a silver-gray background with an elegant red and black double-mat board border.

• Housed in a gorgeous, rustic heavy-grain wood frame (oak style finish) under protective glass.

• Ready to hang or display on a shelf, desk, or gallery wall.

Condition:

The pins are in excellent, vibrant condition with crisp graphics and bright colors. The wood frame is structurally solid and in great vintage shape with minimal surface wear from age. Please review the high-resolution photos carefully to assess the physical condition before purchasing.