Issued by the U.S. Postal Service on July 20, 2012, this mint strip of four self-adhesive stamps honors the following Major League Baseball all-stars: Joe DiMaggio (New York Yankees), Larry Doby (Cleveland Indians), Willie Stargell (Pittsburgh Pirates) and Ted Williams (Boston Red Sox). Scott Cat.# 4697a (4694-7).

Issued by the U.S. Postal Service on July 20, 2012, this mint sheet of 20 self-adhesive stamps honors the following Major League Baseball all-stars: Joe DiMaggio (New York Yankees), Larry Doby (Cleveland Indians), Willie Stargell (Pittsburgh Pirates) and Ted Williams (Boston Red Sox). Text on the back of the sheet provides interesting biographical information on these baseball legends. Scott Cat.# 4697a (4694-7).

St. Vincent (Union Island) commemorated the 100th anniversary of the World Series with the issuance of this mint sheet of ten stamps on November 25, 2004. Each stamp, and the sheet selvage, features a portrait of Babe Ruth. The portrait was made by the famous Chinese artist, Haiyan (a New York resident).

The 100th anniversary of professional baseball (the use of salaried players on a baseball team) was commemorated on September 24, 2025 with the stamp on this First Day of Issue envelope ("First Day Cover," or "FDC" to stamp collectors). Scott Cat.# for the stamp is 1381. This FDC has an Art Craft cachet and is "Mellone #4."

The 100th anniversary of professional baseball (the use of salaried players on a baseball team) was commemorated on September 24, 2025 with the stamp on this First Day of Issue envelope ("First Day Cover," or "FDC" to stamp collectors). Scott Cat.# for the stamp is 1381. This FDC has an Artmaster cachet and is "Mellone #5."

The U.S. Postal Service's Major League All-Stars Issue was released as a sheet of 20 that included four different players (our Item# BA29b), and sheets of 20 stamps that featured the individual players. This mint sheet of 20 self-adhesive stamps features only Joe DiMaggio. DiMaggio, known as the Yankee Clipper, led the Yankees to 10 pennants and nine World Series titles; he is perhaps best known for his incredible 56-game hitting streak in 1941. Scott Cat.# 4697.

The U.S. Postal Service’s Major League All-Stars Issue was released as a sheet of 20 that included four different players (our Item# BA29b), and sheets of 20 stamps that featured the individual players. This mint sheet of 20 self-adhesive stamps features only Willie Stargell. Stargell was a seven-time All-Star with the Pittsburg Pirates. Known for his power, he hit 475 home runs during his career and led the 1979 Pirates to a World Series title. Scott Cat.# 4696.

The U.S. Postal Service’s Major League All-Stars Issue was released as a sheet of 20 that included four different players (our Item# BA29b), and sheets of 20 stamps that featured the individual players. This mint sheet of 20 self-adhesive stamps features only Ted Williams. Williams, who as a Marine pilot served during World War II and the Korean War, was the last Major League player to bat over .400 for a single season (1941). He won six batting titles, four home run titles, and hit .344, including 521 home runs, over his 19-year career. Scott Cat.# 4694.

Mexico celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Mexican Baseball League with the release of this mint airmail stamp on November 29, 1974. The design features a mask, bat and catcher's mitt. Scott Cat.# C436.

This Jackie Robinson stamp honors the athlete who broke Major League baseball's racial barrier in 1947. Please click on the image or "Details" for additional information.

This mint plate number block of four stamps honors Jackie Robinson, the athlete who broke Major League baseball's racial barrier in 1947. Please click on the image or "Details" for additional information.

Issued in 1969, this stamp depicts a Grandma Moses painting. A baseball game scene is included within the vignette. Please click on the image or "Details" for additional information. For collectors of horses on stamps, the design also features several horses.