USPS postal card featuring a black ink cachet of the historic Eugene, Oregon Post Office building (circa 1910), a multi-story masonry structure with flag, framed by text reading 'National Historic Preservation Week Station.' The card bears a 19-cent Flag stamp (UX144) and was postmarked on May 12, 1992, in Eugene, Oregon.
Claude
This is a USPS postal card (postal stationery) featuring a black ink cachet depicting the Eugene, Oregon Post Office building from 1910, shown as a multi-story stone or masonry structure with a flag on top. The cachet is enclosed in a rectangular border with text reading 'National Historic Preservation Week Station' at the bottom. The pre-printed stamp in the upper right corner shows an American flag in red, white, and blue with the denomination 'USA 19' cents. The circular postmark reads 'EUGENE / MAY 12 1992 / OR 97401' and appears to be a hand-applied station cancel.
Mistral
This First Day Cover features a black ink cachet of the historic Eugene, Oregon Post Office building, circa 1910, with a multi-story masonry design and a flag atop the structure. The cachet includes the text 'Post Office 1910' and 'National Historic Preservation Week Station.' The cover bears a 19-cent Flag stamp (Scott #UX144) with a circular postmark from Eugene, Oregon, dated May 12, 1992. The postmark is a standard handstamp with no pictorial elements. The cover is in good condition with clear and legible details.
(The automatic summaries sometimes misidentify the postmark as part of the cachet artwork.)
