U.S. Constitution Bicentennial 1787-1987

ArtCraft cachet in purple/mauve monochrome depicting the Signing of the Constitution scene, showing the Founding Fathers gathered in Independence Hall with George Washington presiding, a quill pen and parchment visible in the foreground. The cachet text reads 'Signing the Constitution Bicentennial 1787-1987' in elegant script. The 22-cent U.S. Constitution stamp depicts a quill pen, inkwell, and 'We the People' parchment with a blue banner. The circular machine postmark reads 'Philadelphia, PA Sep 17 1987 19104' with a 'First Day of Issue' slug cancel.

The cachet artwork in purple monochrome depicts the Signing of the Constitution in Independence Hall, with George Washington presiding and a quill pen and parchment in the foreground. The 22-cent stamp features a quill pen, inkwell, and 'We the People' parchment design. A machine postmark from Philadelphia, PA, dated September 17, 1987, marks the first day of issue. The envelope is in clean, undamaged condition with clear, legible details.