1994 Olympics Baseball 29¢ - Base Sliding Play

The cachet features a painted illustration of a baseball play at a base, with a player wearing number 2 sliding, a fielder catching, and an umpire watching, set against a colorful crowd in the stands. The text reads 'OLYMPIC' in red at the top and 'BASEBALL' in black at the bottom. The 29-cent USA stamp depicts a baseball collision at home plate with the Olympic rings visible. The pictorial cancellation features a baseball glove, bat, and ball design with 'FIRST DAY OF ISSUE' text.

The cachet artwork depicts a vivid baseball scene with a player sliding into a base, a fielder attempting to tag him, and an umpire making the call, all set against a backdrop of a cheering stadium crowd. The 29-cent stamp features a dramatic play at home plate with the Olympic rings in the background, celebrating the 1994 Summer Olympics. The postmark is a pictorial cancellation with baseball equipment—a glove, bat, and ball—and marks the First Day of Issue. The envelope is in excellent condition with clear, legible text and artwork.