The 5c food for peace stamp promoting freedom from hunger was issued June 4, 1963 on the first day of the World Food Congress held in Washington DC.
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Sunday, May 24, 2020
Food for Peace
The theme for this week's Sunday Stamps is food, and the stamps on this envelope that Jean sent almost two years ago fit the bill.
The 5c food for peace stamp promoting freedom from hunger was issued June 4, 1963 on the first day of the World Food Congress held in Washington DC.
For more links to food on stamps, click here to go to Sunday Stamps.
The 5c food for peace stamp promoting freedom from hunger was issued June 4, 1963 on the first day of the World Food Congress held in Washington DC.
For more links to food on stamps, click here to go to Sunday Stamps.
I like this stamp,. The design really looks vintage and non-American!
ReplyDeleteA good message and a striking design.
Deletethe sheaf also looks like a living pitch fork to me :)
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the designer was trying to emulate a fork for eating, not for pitching :)
DeleteOr maybe the lines going up represent the desire to have food supplies going up?
Nice to see so many stamps! A mini-grainfield in the mail!
ReplyDeleteYes, I wasn't expecting to see stamps older than me in the mail :)
DeleteI've seen quite a few Freedom from Hunger stamps but can't recall seeing the Food for Peace message before although I imagine the US provided a lot of grain food aid.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great message.
DeleteFood for thought let alone peace.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how peaceful the world would be if hunger was eliminated.
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