Republic Of Texas U.S. Postage Stamps | Face Value 22 Cents | 1986 | Scott 2204

Face Value 22 Cents | 1986 | Scott 2204

Cowboy hats off to the Lone Star State with this 1986 stamp honoring the 150th anniversary of the Republic of Texas issued by the US Postal Service. The United States annexed the Republic in 1845, and Texas was admitted to the Union as the 28th state in 1846. Featuring a silver spur against the backdrop of the state flag, this red, white, and blue stamp is perfect for July 4 patriotic letters to your fellow Texans.

Interested in more state-related or history stamps to pair with this one for postage? Check out our other vintage stamp listings, all of which can still be used to pay postage on current mail (using additional postage as needed to make up the current first-class rate). All are mint with full gum on reverse; however, due to the age of the stamps, we recommend use of a damp sponge instead of licking the back, or we might recommend using a dab of a permanent glue stick before mailing.

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