Vintage (Circa 1917–1919) US Poster Stamp YMCA Transportation Bureau

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Year of Issue

1917–1919

Item Description

Vintage (Circa 1917–1919) US Poster Stamp YMCA (Young Men’s Christian Association) Transportation Bureau Unused Tiny Bald Spot 90+% Original Gum.

This Patriotic Poster Stamp Was Issued By The Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) To Represent Its Transportation Bureau, A Division That Provided Critical Logistical Support For Soldiers And Civilians During World War I. The Stamp Features The Classic Red Triangle Emblem Of The YMCA With The Word “YMCA” In Bold White Letters Set Against A Navy Blue Bar, With The Words “Transportation Bureau” Below In Matching Red Typography. During The First World War, The YMCA Played A Pivotal Humanitarian Role Across The U.S. And Europe—organizing canteens, recreation, postal services, and especially transportation for military personnel. The Transportation Bureau specifically assisted soldiers moving between bases, ports, and hospitals, ensuring they received guidance, temporary shelter, and morale support during transfer. This stamp would have been used on YMCA correspondence, fundraising materials, or packages sent via YMCA logistics networks to identify their services and promote public trust and recognition. Country Of Origin: United States. The YMCA Transportation Bureau played a pivotal role during World War I, providing logistical support to U.S. military personnel. Established to assist soldiers in transit, the bureau was responsible for greeting troops at train stations, offering guidance, and ensuring they reached their destinations safely. This service was crucial in maintaining morale and efficiency within the armed forces. Chat GPT

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Florida, United States

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