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Up for sale is an original U.S. Army First Day Cover (FDC), issued September 28, 1945, in Washington, D.C., commemorating the U.S. Armys role in victory during World War II.
Features:
Cachet: Full-color patriotic design In Honor of the U.S. Army The Historical Rhine Crossing and Victory by L.W. Staehle, depicting American soldiers and the U.S. Army emblem.
Stamps: Pair of 3¢ U.S. Army commemoratives (Scott #934), issued in 1945.
Cancellation: Official First Day of Issue, Washington, D.C., dated September 28, 1945.
Addressed to: Port Elizabeth, South Africa (a desirable foreign destination cover).
Historical Significance:
This issue honored the U.S. Armys service in World War II, particularly highlighting the Rhine River crossing and final victory in Europe. Military-themed FDCs from this era, especially with Staehle cachets, are highly collectible.
