1947 Thomas A Edison

**Product Description: 100th Anniversary of Thomas A. Edison First Day Cover (1947)**

Celebrate a century of innovation with this iconic First Day Cover, officially issued on February 11, 1947, in Milan, Ohio. This collectible envelope commemorates the 100th anniversary of Thomas A. Edison’s birth and his groundbreaking invention of the first incandescent electric lamp, featuring a 3¢ postage stamp and a special First Day of Issue postmark honoring the legendary inventor.

**Features:**
- **Stamp Included:**
  - **Thomas A. Edison Centennial** (3¢): A striking stamp featuring a portrait of Thomas A. Edison, rendered in a vibrant purple hue, with a light bulb symbolizing his most famous invention, the incandescent lamp.
- **First Day of Issue Postmark:** Dated February 11, 1947, at 9 AM, with a clear cancellation from Milan, OH—Edison’s birthplace—adding historical authenticity and value to this philatelic item.
- **Design:** The envelope showcases a black-and-white portrait of Thomas A. Edison alongside an illustration of a towering light bulb monument, symbolizing his contributions to modern technology. The text "100th Anniversary Thomas A. Edison 1847-1947 Inventor of the First Incandescent Electric Lamp" is elegantly scripted, capturing the significance of his legacy.
- **Condition:** Well-preserved and in excellent condition, with a handwritten address adding a personal touch, making it ideal for collectors or as a display piece for history and science enthusiasts.

**Details:**
- **Issue Date:** February 11, 1947
- **Denomination:** 3¢
- **Theme:** Innovation and American Inventors

This First Day Cover is a must-have for philatelists, history buffs, and admirers of technological progress. It pays tribute to Thomas A. Edison, one of America’s greatest inventors, whose work revolutionized the world. Add this piece of history to your collection or gift it to someone who appreciates the brilliance of innovation!