Scott #2633 Yellow Lady's Slipper 1992 First Day Cover FDC Artcraft

Discover this exquisite United States First Day Cover (FDC) featuring the beautiful 29-cent Yellow Lady's Slipper stamp, Scott #2633. This philatelic collectible commemorates the official First Day of Issue on July 24, 1992, in Columbus, Ohio. It's a perfect addition for collectors of US FDCs, floral stamps, or those interested in the Wildflowers of America series. The Artcraft cachet on this unaddressed First Day Cover presents a stunning illustration of two vibrant yellow lady's slipper flowers, scientifically known as Cypripedium calceolus, set against lush green foliage. The cachet prominently displays the title "Wildflowers OF AMERICA" and "OFFICIAL FIRST DAY OF ISSUE," enhancing its appeal. The cover bears a clear circular postmark from "COLUMBUS OH JUL 24 1992" and a straight-line "FIRST DAY OF ISSUE" cancel, confirming its authenticity as a cherished philatelic piece. Event: First Day of Issue Scott #: 2633 Stamp Subject: Yellow Lady's Slipper Stamp Format: Single Date of Issue: July 24, 1992 First Day City: Columbus, OH Cachet Maker: Artcraft Cachet Description: Features a detailed illustration of two yellow lady's slipper flowers with green leaves. Text includes "OFFICIAL FIRST DAY OF ISSUE," "YELLOW LADY'S SLIPPER Cypripedium calceolus," and "Wildflowers OF AMERICA." Postmarks: Circular "COLUMBUS OH JUL 24 1992 43216" postmark and a straight-line "FIRST DAY OF ISSUE" cancel. Addressee: Unaddressed