Silver Coffeepot + Frog + Statue of Freedom (USA)

            -SILVER COFFEEPOT: American Design Series 
Set of 6 Stamps (2007)
This Stamp shows a silver coffeepot made around 1786 in Philadelphia. Brewed tea, coffee, and chocolate became enormously popular in the late 17th and 18th centuries. Wealthy customers asked the silversmiths to make beautiful vessels to serve these drinks.

-ORNATE CHORUS FROG: Reptiles & Amphibians Series 
Set of 5 Stamps (2003)
Populations of many reptiles and amphibians are declining due to habitat destruction and climate changes. Those with porous skin are particularly sensitive to pollutants.

-STATUE OF FREEDOM (CAPITOL) Set of 3 Stamps (2018)
American sculptor Thomas Crawford (1814–1857) created the allegorical Statue of Liberty in the mid-1850s. The statue wears a variation of a Roman helmet: surrounded by stars, topped with an eagle's head, and adorned with plumes of feathers that evoke the headdresses of Native Americans.

Installation of the statue in the new Capitol dome was completed in 1863.
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Sent by Peggy from Monterey, California (USA)
Postcrossing Card / 5 August, 2022
   

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