This mint, never-folded, booklet pane of 20 stamps, issued for Christmas 1996, features a family at a fireplace, a family decorating a Christmas tree, a girl dreaming of Santa Claus, and holiday shopping. The booklet includes five stamps each of these four designs. Issued by the U.S. Postal Service on October 8, 1996. Scott Cat.# 3116a.

Issued in a booklet pane format on October 8, 1996, this die-cut (imperforate) self-adhesive Christmas stamp features skaters. The mint stamp offered here is on the original booklet backing paper. Julia Talcott was the stamp designer for this issue.

This mint self-adhesive booklet stamp illustrates a portion of the painting "Madonna and Child" by artist Sano di Pietro. This painting is located in the National Gallery of Art. The stamp was designed by Richard D. Sheaff and printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Issued by the United States Postal Service for Christmas 1997 (Oct. 27, 1997 release date).

This mint, never-folded, booklet pane of 20 self-adhesive stamps illustrates a portion of the painting "Madonna and Child" by artist Sano di Pietro. This painting is located in the National Gallery of Art. The stamp was designed by Richard D. Sheaff and printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Issued by the U.S. Postal Service on October 27, 1997. Scott Cat.# 3176a.

American Holly is the subject of this mint 1997 contemporary Christmas stamp. Issued in a booklet pane format on October 30, 1997, it is a die-cut self-adhesive stamp. As with all U.S. Christmas booklet stamps produced with simulated perforations, the stamp will have one or two straight edges (depending on location within the booklet pane).

American Holly is the subject of this complete, never-folded, booklet pane of 20 self-adhesive stamps. Issued by the U.S. Postal Service on October 30, 1997. Scott Cat.# 3177a.

This traditional Christmas stamp, issued on Oct. 15, 1998, features a 15th-century sculpture of Mary and the infant Jesus by an unknown artist in Florence, Italy. The sculpture is part of the Italian Renaissance collection of the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. Richard Sheaff was the stamp designer. This self-adhesive stamp was issued in a booklet pane format.

This never-folded booklet pane of 20 self-adhesive traditional Christmas stamps was issued on Oct. 15, 1998. The stamp design depicts a 15th-century sculpture of Mary and the infant Jesus by an unknown artist in Florence, Italy. The sculpture is part of the Italian Renaissance collection of the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. Richard Sheaff was the stamp designer. Scott Cat.# 3244a.

This scarce block of four self-adhesive Christmas stamps, issued on October 15, 1998, is from the 20-stamp sheet format of this issue (as opposed to booklet pane format). The block features four designs that depict holiday wreaths representative of four regions of the United States: Northwest (fir wreath adorned with pine cones and red ribbon), Southwest (air-dried chiles interspersed with corn husks and Indian corn "flowers"), Northeast (colonial wreath with pomegranates, pine cones, tallow berries, poppy pods and nuts), and Southeast (a tropical wreath with brightly colored flowers).

This strip of four self-adhesive Christmas stamps, issued on October 15, 1998, is from the scarce 20-stamp sheet format of this issue (also issued in a booklet pane format- also quite scarce). The strip features four designs (complete set) that depict holiday wreaths representative of four regions of the United States: Northwest (fir wreath adorned with pine cones and red ribbon), Southwest (air-dried chiles interspersed with corn husks and Indian corn "flowers"), Northeast (colonial wreath with pomegranates, pine cones, tallow berries, poppy pods and nuts), and Southeast (a tropical wreath with brightly colored flowers).

This scarce sheet of 20 self-adhesive Christmas stamps, issued on October 15, 1998, features four designs that depict holiday wreaths. The wreaths represent four regions of the United States: Northwest (fir wreath adorned with pine cones and red ribbon), Southwest (air-dried chiles interspersed with corn husks and Indian corn "flowers"), Northeast (colonial wreath with pomegranates, pine cones, tallow berries, poppy pods and nuts), and Southeast (a tropical wreath with brightly colored flowers). Scott Cat.# 3252b. 2013 Scott Catalogue value: $42.50. Our price is $36.00 after the 10% discount for orders over $40.00 total.

This mint self-adhesive traditional Christmas stamp, from a booklet pane, features the painting "Madonna and Child" by Bartolomeo Vivarini. Designed by Richard Sheaff, printed by the Banknote Corporation of American, and issued by the USPS on October 20, 1999. Scott Cat.# 3355