Celebrate The Century- - - A GREAT GIFT ITEM
Complete Mint NH Set of 10 Full Sheets
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The Celebrate The Century Stamps issued by the USPS Officially Recognize Symbols, People, Places and Events which are Significant in the History and Culture of America.
These Stamps Make a Unique Gift or Collector Item.
Great Educational Value portraying Our Nation's History and Culture.

Great Gift Ideas
Perfect for Framing

Here is a list of the stamp subjects for each decade

1900's - Model T Ford, President Theodore Roosevelt, The Great Train Robbery 1903, Crayola Crayons 1903, 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, 1906 Pure Food & Drugs Act, Kitty Hawk 1903, Ash Can Painters, John Muir Preservationist, Robie House Chicago, Immigrants arrive, First World Series, Gibson Girl, W.E.B. Du Bois Social Activist, Teddy Bear created.

1910's - Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp, Federal Reserve System 1913, Telephone Spans the Nation, Armory Show 1913, George Washington Carver, Panama Canal Opens 1914, Jim Thorpe Star At Stockholm, Grand Canyon National Park 1919, U.S. Enters WWI - Uncle Sam Wants You, U.S. Boys & Girl Scouting Begins, First Crossword Puzzle 1913, Jack Dempsey wins title 1919, Construction Toys, President Woodrow Wilson, Child Labor Reform.

1920's - Babe Ruth, The Gatsby Style, Emily Posts Etiquette, Margaret Mead Anthropologist, Prohibition Enforced, Electric Toy Trains, 19th Amendment, Flappers do the Charleston, Radio Entertains America, Art Deco Style, Lindbergh Flies Atlantic, Jazz Flourishes, Four Horseman of Notre Dame, American Realism, Stock Market Crash 1929.

 

1930's - President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Empire State Building, Superman arrives 1938, Household Conveniences, Life First Issue 1936, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, FDR's New Deal, Walt Disney's Snow White Debuts, Gone with the Wind 1936 Best Seller, Jesse Owens Six World Records, Streamline Design Trains, Golden Gate Bridge, America Survives the Depression, Bobby Jones wins Grand Slam Golf 1930, The Monopoly Game.

  

1940's - World War II, Antibiotics Save Lives, Jackie Robinson, President Harry S. Truman, Women support war efforts, TV entertains America, International Style of Architecture, Jitterbug Sweeps Nation, Abstract Expressionism, GI Bill 1944, The Big Band Sound, Postwar Baby Boom, Slinky Craze Begins 1945, Broadway Hit Tennessee Williams A Streetcar Named Desire 1947, Orson Welles Citizen Kane.

 

1950's - Polio Vaccine developed, Teen Fashion Saddle Shoes, The Shot Heard Round the World, U.S. Launches Satellites, The Korean War, Desegregating Public Schools, Tall Fins and Chrome Cars, Dr. Seuss' The Cat In the Hat, Drive-In Movies, Stock Car Racing, Rock'n Roll, I Love Lucy, Rocky Marciano Undefeated, World Series Rivals Yankees and Dodgers, Movies go 3D.

 1960's - I Have A Dream, Woodstock, The Peace Corps, The Vietnam War, Man Walks on the Moon, Green Bay Packers, Star Trek, Ford Mustang, Barbie Doll, The Integrated Circuit, Peace Symbol, Lasers, Super Bowl I, Roger Maris 61 in 61, The Beatles Yellow Submarine.

  

1970's - Earth Day Celebrated, TV Series All In the Family, Disco Music, Steelers win four Super Bowls, Sesame Street Big Bird, U.S. Celebrates 200th Birthday Statue of Liberty, Secretariat wins Triple Crown horse racing, VCR's Transform Entertainment, Pioneer 10 Satellite, Women's Rights movement, Monday Night Football, America Smiles, Jumbo Jets, 1970's Fashion, Medical Imaging.

 

1980's - Space Shuttle Program, Musical Smash Cats, Cable TV, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, San Francisco 49'ers, Hostages Come Home, Figure Skating, Compact Discs, Cabbage Patch Kids, Hit Comedy The Cosby Show, Fall of the Berlin Wall, Video Games, E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, Personal Computers, Hip-Hop Culture Break Dancing.

 

1990's New Baseball Records, Gulf War, Seinfeld Sitcom Sensation, Extreme Sports, Improving Education, Computer Arts & Graphics, Jurassic Park, Recovering Species, Return to Space, Special Olympics, Virtual Reality, Blockbuster Film Titanic, Sport Utility Vehicles, World Wide Web, Cellular Phones