1957 Old Glory Post card

**Product Description: 181st Anniversary for Old Glory First Day Cover (1957)**

Celebrate the enduring symbol of American freedom with this patriotic First Day Cover, officially issued on July 4, 1957, in Washington, D.C. This collectible envelope commemorates the 181st anniversary of the adoption of the United States flag, featuring a 4¢ postage stamp and a special First Day of Issue postmark, honoring "Old Glory" and its rich heritage.

**Features:**
- **Stamp Included:**
  - **Long May It Wave** (4¢): A vibrant stamp showcasing the American flag waving proudly, designed to symbolize national pride and unity, rendered in classic blue and red tones.
- **First Day of Issue Postmark:** Dated July 4, 1957, at 9 AM, with a clear cancellation from Washington, D.C., adding historical authenticity and value to this philatelic item.
- **Design:** The envelope features a striking illustration of two American flags crossed with an eagle at the center, representing strength and liberty. The Betsy Ross flag, with its circle of stars, complements the modern Stars and Stripes, while the text "181st Anniversary for Old Glory" and the artist credit "Al Booger" highlight the historical significance of the design.
- **Condition:** Well-preserved and in excellent condition, making it an ideal addition to any stamp collection or a perfect display piece for patriotic enthusiasts.

**Details:**
- **Issue Date:** July 4, 1957
- **Denomination:** 4¢
- **Theme:** American Patriotism and Flag Heritage

This First Day Cover is a must-have for philatelists, history buffs, and collectors of Americana. It pays tribute to the enduring legacy of the U.S. flag, marking its 181st anniversary with pride and reverence. Add this piece of national history to your collection or gift it to someone who cherishes the spirit of America!