I was a stamp collector in a previous life, more of a stamp appreciator now. They reflect a lot of history and culture?
One of my favorite stamps from a favorite series was this one:
So few people know that there were a number of black soldiers who fought valiantly in the American Revolution, another fact the libtards in charge of teaching history have tried to sweep under the rug. More than a few also bore arms for the Confederacy and are being uncovered in pension records as big genealogy sites such as ancestry.com and familysearch.org increasingly make them available on-line.
Despite the libtard attempts to suppress these facts and keep their servants in eternal bondage, the seekers for truth will eventually prevail and the vicious lies of Satan's servants will be exposed for all to see when Christ our Lord comes again.
We were taught Civil War History back in Junior High and High school (a grad in ‘65) The public schools were still teaching some form of CW history a few years later - my younger sis was bitten by the era and continues to have a thirst for knowledge in both this and our American Revolution. When father in law died, DH acquired his dad’s stamp collection and we two poured over the printings on stamp after stamp. No clue as to what the collection might have been worth, but some of the foreign stamps were beautiful. The colors came thru clearly after all these years. DH, in turn, gave the lot to his nephew. Hopefully he will be bitten by the ‘bug’ and progress his appreciation.