Immerse yourself in the world of airmail history with the US Stamp Scott #C16. This 5-cent airmail stamp, issued in 1931, proudly displays the 'Winged Globe,' a symbol that has been intricately detailed to capture the spirit of the era. Cloaked in a shade of reddish-violet, the stamp not only adds a burst of color to any collection but also highlights the era's commitment to progress and innovation. The 'C' in its Scott number indicates its specific use for airmail service, a significant leap forward in the history of global communication.

Obtaining the US Stamp Scott #C16 is akin to acquiring a piece of airmail and postal history. This stamp does not just symbolize the rapid advancements in global communication during the early 20th century; it also stands as a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the period. The vibrant reddish-violet hue, combined with the detailed design of the 'Winged Globe,' creates a visually stunning piece, while its historical significance as an airmail stamp enhances its collectible value. This stamp is not just a piece of paper; it is a relic of a past era, a work of art, and a symbol of the progress that marked the early 20th century. Incorporate the US Stamp Scott #C16 into your collection and celebrate a groundbreaking chapter in America's postal and aviation history!

If you received an item that does not match the Scott #/description in this listing, please send me a message and let me know, I will be happy to issue a full refund once the item is returned.

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I am not an expert in identifying stamps, however, I personally check every perf, watermark, secret mark, etc. on each of these stamps. Please let me know if you find otherwise, I do not want to misrepresent something and will end/revise the listing.