$36 Red Ink Postage Stamp

$36 Red Postage Stamp

This red postage stamp was printed in 1879.

It was a made for publishers to be able to send periodicals and newspapers
in bulk up to 500 miles; at two cents per pound,
as long as the publication was issued at least once a week.

For more information on using images of U.S. Postage Stamps
Visit The Smithsonian National Postal Museum's FAQ
See: Can I Use Stamp Images?

https://postalmuseum.si.edu/frequently-asked-questions

and also Smithsonian's Term's of Use
See: Using the Content
https://www.si.edu/termsofuse

Source:
Smithsonian National Postal Museum
2 Massachusetts Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002
Source: Smithsonian Online Collection
©: listed as Public Domain with CC0 license

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Tile as a Window Grille

 

Tile as a Window Grille

 This Geometric and Flower-like Tile design is actually a grille for a window!

The pattern shape lends itself well to making a tag for ephemera to place into junk journal pockets.
It would also make for a nice bookmark.

Source: The Art Institute of Chicago
111 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60603
©: Listed as Open Access, Public Domain with CC0 license

Brass Tag in Shape of a Gear

 

Gear Shaped Brass Tag

 

Brass Dog Tag with outline Shape of a Gear

 
Source: 

Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum
Smithsonian Online Collection
©: listed as Public Domain with CC0 license

 

Here is a Photo of the Gear Shaped Tag where I "removed" the inscription.

(Also released under CC0 / Public Domain)

Here is a silhouetted outline I made of the Gear Tag.
You can print it out for use in your

Ephemera or Junk Journal Creations
(Released as CC0 / Public Domain)