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SCG13691 - Shawnee Indian Mission Stamp Store Pictorial Cover – Kansas (1985)
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This philatelic cover from the United States features a special pictorial cancel from the Shawnee Indian Mission Stamp Store in Shawnee Mission, Kansas, dated May 11, 1985. The cachet illustrates the historic Shawnee Indian Mission building, an important 19th-century educational site associated with Native American history. The envelope is franked with a 13¢ Crazy Horse definitive stamp and a 1¢ “Root of Democracy” coil stamp depicting a quill pen and ink. The clean pictorial cancellation ties the stamps neatly to the cover, making it an attractive souvenir from the mission’s philatelic station. Items like this are popular among collectors of U.S. postal history, pictorial cancels, and Native American themes.
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