Discover a unique piece of American cultural history with this vintage 1990 booklet pane of five unused 25-cent U.S. postage stamps, known as the “Indian Headdresses” series. Issued as part of the Folk Art Series, this set showcases the beauty and craftsmanship of traditional Native American regalia.
Each stamp features a detailed illustration of a feathered headdress representing different tribes, including the Assiniboine, Cheyenne, Comanche, Flathead, and Shoshone nations. These designs highlight the artistry, symbolism, and cultural importance of headdresses within Native American traditions.
This issue holds special significance as the first Folk Art Series released in a booklet format, making it a standout among modern U.S. stamp collectibles. Preserved in Mint Never Hinged (MNH) condition with original gum, this pane remains in excellent collectible form.
Perfect for philatelists and collectors of cultural or historical items, this booklet pane combines art, heritage, and rarity in one compact piece.
Key Details
- Year Issued: 1990
- Series: Folk Art Series
- Title: Indian Headdresses
- Denomination: 25¢ (5 stamps)
- Format: Booklet pane of 5
- Condition: Mint Never Hinged (MNH) with original gum
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Subjects:
- Assiniboine
- Cheyenne
- Comanche
- Flathead
- Shoshone
- Theme: Native American cultural art & regalia
Historical Significance
- First Folk Art Series issue released in booklet format
- Highlights the cultural importance and artistry of Native American headdresses
- Represents a broader effort to celebrate diverse American traditions through postage stamps
Value & Collectibility
- Booklet panes are often more desirable due to their unique format and limited survival intact
- MNH condition with original gum significantly enhances collector value
- Popular among collectors of Native American themes, Folk Art issues, and modern U.S. stamps
- Increasingly harder to find in complete, undisturbed booklet form
Why Add This to Your Collection?
This booklet pane is more than a set of stamps—it’s a tribute to cultural heritage and artistic expression, preserved in a collectible format that continues to grow in appeal among serious collectors.
