Kentucky Statehood: My Old Kentucky Home State Park 1992

This is a typed technical cachet cover providing detailed philatelic specifications for the Kentucky Statehood commemorative stamp, including designer, printing process, colors, dimensions, plate number details, and noting this is cover #1 of 10. The 29-cent stamp depicts My Old Kentucky Home State…
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This technical cachet cover commemorates the 1992 Kentucky Statehood bicentennial issue, featuring the 29-cent stamp depicting the iconic My Old Kentucky Home State Park mansion in its distinctive red-brick Federal architecture. The cover includes detailed philatelic specifications by Technical Cachets and bears a Danville, Kentucky postmark dated June 1, 1992, representing cover #1 of a 10-cover series. Designer Joseph Petro's work is documented in the typed cachet text, making this an excellent reference example for stamp collectors interested in 1992 commemorative issues.

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June 1, 1992 Danville, KY, US (40422)

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This is a typed technical cachet cover providing detailed philatelic specifications for the Kentucky Statehood commemorative stamp, including designer, printing process, colors, dimensions, plate number details, and noting this is cover #1 of 10. The 29-cent stamp depicts My Old Kentucky Home State Park, showing a red-brick Federal-style mansion surrounded by trees. The circular hand-applied postmark is from Danville, KY dated June 1, 1992, with ZIP code 40422. The cover is unaddressed and in excellent condition.

(The automatic summaries sometimes misidentify the postmark as part of the cachet artwork.)