Postage Stamps Are Protected by Copyright

Postage Stamps Are Protected by Copyright

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On July 1, 1847, the first federally issued postage stamps went on sale in the United States. While the use of postage stamps was not yet required by law—the recipient typically paid a postage fee to collect

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