The U.S. Postal Service is bringing back Happy Birthday stamps and unveiling new designs for 2026, including a Bruce Lee stamp.

Pages from ‘Graphic Stamps,’ published by Unit Editions (all images courtesy Unit Editions) (click to enlarge) Typically measuring no larger than one square-inch, postage stamps may not serve as the ...

Digital artist Dale Stephanos created the stamp illustration, which is based on Kwaku Alston’s 2010 photograph of White Amanda Edwards/WireImage Betty White’s face will be gracing postage stamps soon!

For decades, the USPS has tapped some of the world’s best designers to get creative on those 1-inch-by-1.25-inch canvasses we call stamps. Among the many reasons to support the beleaguered United ...

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) revealed two new stamp designs on Monday that will start circulating next month, one of which celebrates the Jewish festival of Hanukkah while the other is dedicated to ...

The pane, titled “Figures of the American Revolution,” includes 25 Forever stamps arranged in five rows of five. Each stamp ...

If you’ve been waiting for a Betty White postage stamp, 2025 is your year. The U.S. Postal Service has announced its first slate of new stamps for the new year, including one showing a digital ...

The United States Postal Service has announced their stamp selection for 2024. The list covers a wide range of subjects and designs featuring original illustrations, photographs and art. The first U.S ...

Talented artists from throughout Wisconsin submitted a total of 36 pieces of artwork for the 2015 Wisconsin Wild Turkey, Pheasant and Waterfowl Stamp design contests. Robin Raab and James Pieper were ...

In 1967, the United States Postal Service issued a new five-cent postage stamp to celebrate Henry David Thoreau’s 150th birthday. The stamp proved exceedingly popular, but not for the reasons the USPS ...

From ‘Railroad Station Stamp Designs,’ published by Seigensha (all images courtesy Seigensha) From ‘Railroad Station Stamp Designs,’ published by Seigensha (click to enlarge) The book, unfortunately ...