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The USPS issued a press release yesterday promoting the exhibit of the Postmaster General’s collection at the National Postal Museum in Washington, DC. This is the same collection that was exhibited at the APS StampShow in Sacramento, CA last year. If you have not visited the National Postal Museum yet, this collection would make it worth the trip. Here is the press release.
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