1992 Olympic Baseball First Day Cover

The cachet features a two-color (blue and red) vintage-style illustration of a baseball play at a base, showing a fielder tagging a sliding runner while an umpire looks on. A blue header banner reads 'OLYMPIC BASEBALL' with a small diamond field graphic. Text explains that baseball was a demonstration sport in the 1912 Olympics and that 1992 would mark its first year as an official Olympic sport. The 29-cent USA stamp depicts a modern action scene of a catcher tagging out a sliding runner, with the Olympic rings visible. The pictorial first day cancellation shows a baseball glove, bat, and ball with Olympic rings, canceled Atlanta, GA 30304, April 3, 1992.

This First Day Cover features a detailed cachet with a vintage two-color illustration of a baseball play at base, including a sliding runner, fielder, and umpire in blue and red tones. The stamp depicts a modern catcher tagging a sliding runner with Olympic rings, emphasizing the debut of baseball as an official Olympic sport. The postmark is a pictorial cancellation with baseball equipment and Olympic rings, dated April 3, 1992, in Atlanta, GA. The condition of the cover appears excellent, with clear and vibrant artwork, stamp, and postmark.