1925 US Poster Stamp After All There Is Nothing Like Good Book! Children’s Book

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Year of Issue

1925

Item Description

1925 US Poster Stamp After All – There Is Nothing Like A Good Book! Children’s Book Week November 7th-13th Unused Glue Spot 90% Original Gum Diagonal Crease Light Stain Right Side.

This Poster Stamp Was Issued For Children’s Book Week, Observed From November 7th To 13th In 1925. The Stamp Promotes Literacy With The Slogan And Design Features A Bold, Modernist Illustration Of A Young Reader Holding An Open Book, Rendered In Stylized Shapes With Deep Blue, Red, White, And Earth Tones. The Figure's Face And Book Are Illuminated, Drawing The Viewer’s Eye To The Act Of Reading As A Source Of Inner Light Or Inspiration. The Artist’s Name, Brubaker, Appears In Small Type In The Lower Left Corner, Suggesting A Known Illustrator Active In Educational Or Literacy Campaigns, Though Further Research May Be Needed To Fully Identify Them. Children’s Book Week Is One Of The Longest-Running Literacy Campaigns In The United States, First Established In 1919 By The American Library Association And Other Groups To Encourage Reading Among Youth. The Stamp Likely Dates To The Late 1920s Or 1930s, Based On The Modernist Aesthetic And Typography. Chat GPT

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