French Art Deco Stamp

	Art Deco is a design style which was popular in the 1920s and 1930s. The term Art Deco was derived from the 1925 exhibit in Paris called Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes (International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts).
La Lumière 1925 Stamp Art

Stamp Art Ayn Rand Art Deco Stamp

	Ayn Rand, the author of the best-selling novels The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, and creator of Objectivism, a system of philosophy which advocated individual rights and productive achievement. In 1999, the United States Post Office, as part of its Literary Arts stamp series, issued a stamp in art deco style featuring Ayn Rand.
Art Deco Stamps: Ayn Rand 1999 Stamp Art

Custom Rubber Stamps

Custom Rubber Stamps

Custom rubber stamps take minutes to make and are easy to use. Custom design an ink stamp for your home or business. Custom Rubber Stamps include custom self-inking stamps and custom self inking stampers. You can make your own custom address stamps with a custom art-mounted monogram, an old english address stamp or an address monogram stamp. Browse rubber stamp catalogues online for rubber art stamps and stampin up ideas for art and craft stamps.

Rubber Art Stamps

You can buy Rubber Art Stamps with custom designs online. These artistic rubber stamps provide custom rubber stamp styles and art and craft stamps by brand names such as Hero Arts Stamps, Woodware Rubber Stamps and Justrite Stampers. Decorative Rubber Art Stamps and accessories include color coordinated papers, markers, ink stamp pads and refills for all your art and craft stamping projects.

Custom Art Stamps

Custom Art Stamps are rubber stamps made with original artwork to create one of a kind custom rubber stamps from your own art work. Personalize you own custom art stamps with text, company logo, monogram or a combination of text and stamp art work together. Design your own stamp with an interactive stamp design system. Vistaprint.com offers custom rubber stamp design templates. Choose a stamp design template or use the free online design studio for custom rubber stamps. Vistaprint.com offers FREE Rubber Stamps which are custom made with your original artwork and includes black, red, or blue ink. Create custom rubber stamps with text or upload your own graphics. Vistaprint also offers free stock images to help you create your self inking stamps. If you already have your own rubber stamp design, simply upload your file.

Rubber Stamps - Stamp Printing Set Stampets and Ink Stamp Pads

	Stamp Printing Set: Stampets Cereal premium from Kellogg offered in 1961, had a complete rubber stamp printing set for 25 cents plus one box top from Kellogg's Corn Flakes or Rice Krispies Cereal Box. The stamp set made "hand printed" 0.5" x 0.5" cartoon pictures of Huckleberry Hound, Yogi Bear, Boo Boo, Mr. Jinks, Dixie, Quick Draw McGraw, Dennis the Menace, Baba Looie, Snap, Crackle, Pop and the Kellogg Rooster. The rubber stamp set included 12 Stampers, ebony-colored carrying case and non-toxic washable red and black ink stamp pads for stamping hundreds of pictures.
Rubber stamp and cereal box images are from Cereal Boxes & Prizes: 1960s by Scott Bruce, copyright © Scott Bruce 1991-2009. All rights reserved. Used here with permission.

Rubber Stamp Printing Set and Ink Stamp Pads - Batman Stampets

 

	STAMP PRINTING SET Batman Stampets stamp printing set offered from Kellogg's Raisin Bran. GREAT STAMPERS, KIDS! Make cartoons'n and stamp your letters 'n books with pictures of Batman, Me (Robin the Boy Wonder), our batmobile, and Batman's evil enemies! This premium offered from Kellogg in 1966, had a complete rubber stamp printing set for 25 cents plus one box top from Kellogg's Raisin Bran or Sugar Frosted Flakes. The Stampets stamp printing set made "hand printed" stamp art pictures of Batman, Robin, the batmobile, the Riddler, the Joker and the Penguin. The rubber stamp set included six Stampers, ink stamp pad with non-toxic washable black ink and handy pocket size black plastic stamp set carrying case.
Rubber stamp and cereal box images are from Cereal Boxes & Prizes: 1960s by Scott Bruce, copyright © Scott Bruce 1991-2009. All rights reserved. Used here with permission.

Framed Stamp Art

Framed Stamps

The United States Postal Service offers Framed Stamp Art and framed reproductions of original stamp art from noted and award-winning artists such as the American Art Stamps of Norman Rockwell. These philatelic items are framed artwork featuring stamp art from commemorative stamps providing stamp art images and postal stamps reflecting history of a nation that can be displayed or make wonderful gifts for both stamp and art lovers. The stamps are matted and framed in a handsome molding that comes ready to hang.

Simpsons Stamps

In 2009, the United States Postal Service is commemorating The Simpsons television comedy series with an issue of commemorative Simpsons Stamps featuring Homer Simpson, Marge Simpson, Bart Simpson, Lisa Simpson and Maggie Simpson. The Stamp Art was designed by Simpsons series creator Matt Groening. Simpsons related products from the US Postal Service includes the 44 cent first class mail stamps, framed stamp art and stamped postal cards.

Framed Stamp Art

A selection of stamps and philatelic items including first day covers stamp art, the Martin Luther King Jr. framed postage stamp art, the art of Disney stamps, framed stamp art and the Simpson Stamps are available at the United States Postal Service Postal Store at:
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First Woman on a Stamp - Martha Washington

Stamp Art of Martha Washington	Stamp Art First Woman on US Postage Stamp Martha Washington 8c US Stamp United States Stamps Issue 1902 Definitive Stamps - Commemorative Stamps When was the Martha Washington Stamp issued? The Martha Washington US definitive stamp was issued in 1902.
The 8¢ Martha Washington stamp was the first US definitive or commemorative stamp to feature a woman. It is an 8 cent stamp, and has the stamp art of Martha Washington. This is the first US Postage Stamp to Bear a Woman's Portrait and was issued in November of 1902. World Stamps: First Woman on American Stamp Stamp Art: First Lady Martha Washington art on stamp

Norman Rockwell American Art Stamps

Norman Rockwell -- From our doughboys in WWI to our astronauts striding across the moon, Norman Rockwell's artwork has captured America's traditional values along with the characteristic optimism of its people. Rockwell loved people and people loved him. He was an enormously skilled technician and, according to several new reassessments, a true artist. He had a genius for capturing the emotional content of the commonplace. American Art Stamps: Freedom From Want, Freedom From Fear, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Worship