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Dozens of people lined up to buy new Jazz Forever commemorative stamps Saturday during a special unveiling at Kansas City’s Jazz Museum. The U.S. Postal Service sold the stamps and other collectibles through a wooden teller window from the original Westport post office dating to the early 1800s. More: continued here
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Dozens of people lined up to buy new Jazz Forever commemorative stamps today during a special unveiling at Kansas City’s Jazz Museum. The U.S. Postal Service sold the stamps and other relatedcollectibles through a wooden teller window from the original Westport postoffice dating to the early 1800s. More: continued here
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Jazz stamp in the spotlightKansas City StarDozens of people lined up to buy new Jazz Forever commemorative stamps today during a special unveiling at Kansas City's Jazz Museum. The US Postal Service sold the stamps and other relatedcollectibles through a wooden teller window …and more » More: continued here
The late Queen Mother began the long-standing tradition when her posy was left at the grave in 1923 after her wedding to the Duke of York, later George VI. More: continued here
Dozens of people lined up to buy new Jazz Forever commemorative stamps today during a special unveiling at Kansas City’s Jazz Museum. The U.S. Postal Service sold the stamps and other relatedcollectibles through a wooden teller window from the original Westport postoffice dating to the early 1800s. More: continued here