The Marshall Islands, a former United States Trust Territory, issued this mint sheet on August 14, 2008, to pay tribute to 16 legendary Wild West personalities. The 16 portraits on the stamps feature Wild Bill Hickok, Jim Bridger, Geromino, Charles Goodnight, Chief Joseph, Kit Carson, Jim Beckwourth, Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, Bill Pickett, Bill Tilghman, Annie Oakley, Buffalo Bill, Nellie Cashman, Sacagawea, and John Fremont.

Issued by the United States Postal Service on June 7, 1996, this mint strip of five stamps (complete set) features an important component of Native American culture and ritual. The inscriptions on the stamps describe the depicted dances as the Fancy Dance, Butterfly Dance, Traditional Dance, Raven Dance and Hoop Dance. Scott Cat.# 3076a (3072-3076)

Issued by the United States Postal Service on June 7, 1996, this mint sheet of 20 stamps (four copies each of five different designs) features an important component of Native American culture and ritual. The inscriptions on the stamps describe the depicted dances as the Fancy Dance, Butterfly Dance, Traditional Dance, Raven Dance and Hoop Dance. Scott Cat.# 3076a (3072-3076)

This mint sheet of seven stamps, issued by the United States Postal Service on March 29, 2001, commemorates the 100th anniversary of the 1901 Pan-American Exposition (Buffalo, New York). A set of five commemorative stamps were issued in 1901 to commemorate the Exposition; a very small quantity of the three of the stamps were issued with their centers (vignettes) inverted (rare and valuable today). This "centenary" sheet reproduces these inverts. Scott Cat.# 3505

Issued by the United States on May 14, 2004, this mint self-adhesive stamp (on original backing paper) commemorates the 200th anniversary of the 1804 Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore territory between the Mississippi River and the Pacific Ocean. The attractive stamp design features Meriwether Lewis (1774-1809) and William Clark (1770-1838) on a Hill viewing the land below. Scott Cat.# 3854

Featuring a pre-Columbian Southwest carved figure (1150-1350 period), this mint stamp was issued by the United States on October 12, 1989. This issue was intended to honor the customs, images and traditions of native Americans prio to Columbus. The small "Puas" logo at lower-left in the design is that of the "Postal Union of the Americas and Spain." Scott Cat.# 2426

This United States issue showcases the artistic achievements of the Pueblo Indians in the craft of pottery. Pottery from Zia, Ildefonso, Hopi, and Acoma Pueblo Indians is featured. Issued on April 13, 1977. Scott Cat.# 1709a

Issued by the United States Postal Service on August 21, 2004, this mint sheet of ten self-adhesive stamps features examples of American Indian art (Mimbres bowl, Kutenai parfleche, Tlingit sculptures, Ho-Chunk bag, Seminole doll, Mississippian effigy, Acoma pot, Navajo weaving, Seneca carving and Luiseno basket). Text on the back of the sheet describes the importance of American Indian art and provides information about each of the ten artifacts. The retail value of this sheet is $25.00 (2013 Scott Catalogue value).

This item is a mint double-sided booklet pane of 20 self-adhesive stamps featuring artistic New Mexico Rio Grande Blankets (5 copies each of four different designs). Issued by the United States Postal Service on July 30, 2005. Scott Cat.# 3929b

This mint block of four stamps, issued by the United States on September 25, 1980, features four carved masks representing the craftsmanship of tribes in the Pacific Northwest coastal region (Heiltsuk Bella Bella mask, Chilkat Tlingit mask, Tlingit mask and Coola mask). Scott Cat.# 1834-1837 (1837a)

This American Folk Art issue features four different Navajo blankets. Issued by the United States Postal Service on September 5, 1986. Mint block of four stamps.

In 1898, the U.S. issued a series of nine stamps commemorating western expansion; the release of the stamps coincided with the 1898 Trans-Mississippi Exposition, held in Omaha, Nebraska. The item offered here is a mint sheet of nine stamps, with denominations ranging from 1 cent to $2.00 (as with the 1898 issue), that is a re-issue of the 1898 series. Among several differences, these very attractive re-issue stamps are all bi-colored; the 1898 stamps were all in single colors. Scott Cat.# 3209. This item is currently one of our special offers; for a limited time, our list price of $10.50 has been reduced to $8.25