This ArtCraft official first day cover features the 13¢ Alexander Graham Bell stamp issued March 10, 1976, in Boston, Massachusetts, marking the centennial of the telephone.
Alexander Graham Bell's 1876 invention transformed global communication, enabling instant voice transmission over wires and laying the foundation for the modern telecommunications industry that connected homes and businesses across America and the world by the mid-20th century.
The cachet depicts Bell's portrait alongside early telephone apparatus with transmitter and receiver components, and carries the "Official First Day of Issue" inscription along with the 1876-1976 centennial dates.
A fine addition to any communications, inventors, or U.S. history topical collection, this cover remains in excellent condition with a crisp Boston postmark and attractive ArtCraft design.
