The popular Great Americans Series honors special Americans from all walks of life and honors them for their contributions to society and their fellow man. Sixty-four different stamps make up the complete set to pay tribute to important individuals who were leaders in education, the military, literature, the arts, and human and civil rights.
Dorothea Dix Humanitarian
Igor Stravinsky Composer
Henry Clay Statesman
Carl Schurz Journalist
Pearl Buck Author
Walter Lippmann Journalist
Abraham Baldwin Statesman
Henry Knox General
Sylvanus Thayer
Richard Russell Statesman
Alden Partridge Educator
Crazy Horse Indian Chief
Sinclair Lewis Author
Rachel Carson Environmentalist
George Mason Statesman
Sequoyah Cherokee Indian
Ralph Bunche Diplomat
Thomas Gallaudet Educator
Harry Truman U.S. President
John J. Audubon Naturalist
Frank C. Laubach Educator
Charles R. Drew, MD Surgeon
Robert Millikan Scientist
Granville Clark Author
Lillian M. Gilbreth Industrial Engineer
Chester Nimitz Admiral
Margaret Mitchell Author
Mary Lyon Educator
Paul Dudley White, MD Cardiologist
Father Flanagan Boys Town
Hugo Black Chief Justice
Luis Munoz Marin P.R. Governor
Red Cloud American Indian
Julia Ward Howe Abolitionist
Buffalo Bill Cody Scout
Belva Lockwood Suffragette
Virginia Apgar Physician
Chester Carlson Inventor
Mary Cassatt Painter
Jack London Author
Sitting Bull Indian Leader
Earl Warren Chief Justice
Thomas Jefferson US President
Dennis Chavez Senator
Claire Chennault Aviator
Harvey Cushing, MD Neurologist
Hubert Humphrey Vice-President
John Harvard Philanthropist
Hap Arnold Air Force General
Wendell Willkie Statesman
Bernard Revel Educator
John Hopkins Philanthropist
William Jennings Bryant Statesman
Bret Harte Author
Jack London Booklet Stamp
Milton Hershey Philanthropist
Cal Farley Humanitarian
Henry R. Luce Publisher
Lila & Dewitt Wallace Philanthropists
Ruth Benedict Anthropologist
Alice Hamilton Social Reformer
Justin Morrill Politician
Mary Breckinridge Frontier Nurse
Alice Paul Suffragist
7 responses to "Great Americans Series"
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Do you have a speciality supplemet for the great americans?
I love this set of stamps for it’s simplistic design and for the engraved portion of the vignette. It is interesting to delve into the history of each person featured in the set and learn what contribution(s) they made to society as a whole. Thanks Don for providing the Discovery Center for the information regarding this set of stamps and so much other helpful and useful information.
Thanks for asking your question Ron. I will download this page (2x) – Mint and used. I have a lot of copies and wondered how I could display them in my US ALBUM.
It escapes me as to why there was NO EXPLANATION as to why the Native American, SEQUOUAH was selected to for this series. The commentary only highlighted the series, but not the series as in the INDIVIDUAL . Pl;ease explain.
Do you have a speciality supplemet for the great americans?
We do not. Would you consider these blank pages, which allow you to arrange the stamps as you wish?
https://www.mysticstamp.com/Products/Supplies/GS531/USA/
I love this set of stamps for it’s simplistic design and for the engraved portion of the vignette. It is interesting to delve into the history of each person featured in the set and learn what contribution(s) they made to society as a whole. Thanks Don for providing the Discovery Center for the information regarding this set of stamps and so much other helpful and useful information.
Thanks for asking your question Ron. I will download this page (2x) – Mint and used. I have a lot of copies and wondered how I could display them in my US ALBUM.
Is this ok with Mystic?
Waayne
Do you offer a complete set?
Hi Nicholas,
Yes. https://www.mysticstamp.com/Products/United-States/1844_2943/USA/ You can pick from mint or postally used condition stamps.
Happy Collecting!
It escapes me as to why there was NO EXPLANATION as to why the Native American, SEQUOUAH was selected to for this series. The commentary only highlighted the series, but not the series as in the INDIVIDUAL . Pl;ease explain.