1991 Fishing Flies Booklet Pane Of 5 29c Postage Stamps - Sc# 2545-2549 - MNH, OG - CX645a

This is a booklet pane of 5 stamps as pictured. (selvage and centering may be differ from picture) On May 31, 1991 in Cuddebackville, NY., the USPS depicted artificial lures made from feathers, hair, wool, and other materials. They resemble insects or insect larvae and are designed to be cast onto the surface of the water, in imitation of live insects. Fly fishing is considered by many to be the most sporting method of catching fish. The flies shown on these stamps are the Royal Wulff, used for trout; Jock Scott, a salmon fly; Apte Tarpon Fly, used to catch saltwater fish weighing 100 pounds or more; Lefty's Deceiver, developed for striped bass; and Muddler Minnow, a multipurpose freshwater fly.

These are real USPS postage stamps that are accepted by the USA Postal Service as payment for mail posted in the USA however the total rates on the stamps posted must equal or exceed the current appropriate postal mailing rate or extra postage must be paid.

The stamp set shown in the picture is a stock photo and is likely not a picture of the exact stamp set you will receive in that it may differ in plate number and/or orientation. However the item you will receive will be similar including having a plate number (if one is present in the photos) and the same number of stamps. Stamps titled as MNH, OG will have no significant creases or unnatural gum disturbances unless otherwise noted.