1999 Frederick L. Olmsted Plate Block of 4 33c Postage Stamps - MNH, OG - Sc# 3338
On September 12, 1999 in Boston Massachusetts, the USPS honored Frederick Law Olmsted (1822-1903) was the father of professional landscape architecture in America. In 1858, Olmsted and architect Calvert Vaux designed Central Park, America's first great urban park. Olmsted also planned park systems for Seattle, Boston, and Atlanta. A few of his most notable designs include the grounds of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., and the layout for the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago.
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 and 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.