National Postal Museum Opening, 1993—Good Humor Ice Cream Station Cachet

The cachet artwork, printed in blue ink by Technical Cachets, features a large illustrated block of ice cream with the text 'Good Humor Ice Cream' prominently displayed, referencing the Ice Cream Station at Washington DC 20066. The stamp is the 29¢ National Postal Museum commemorative (Scott #2779-2782 block or single), depicting a postal worker figure with historical imagery including a portrait cameo. Multiple postmarks appear on the left side including Washington DC Sep 14 1992, Meadville PA Feb 28 1957, Charlotte & Kingstree HPO Jun 1 1964, plus a meter strip from Anchorage AK dated Jan 24 1993. The text 'National Postal Museum Opening • July 30, 1993' and 'Ice Cream Station • Washington, DC 20066' are printed in blue on the cover face.

This First Day Cover features a blue cachet with artwork depicting a block of Good Humor ice cream, referencing the Ice Cream Station in Washington, DC. The stamp is a 29¢ commemorative issue for the National Postal Museum (Scott #2782), depicting a postal worker and historical imagery. The cover includes multiple postmarks: a pictorial cancellation for the National Postal Museum opening on July 30, 1993, in Washington, DC, and additional circular postmarks from Washington, DC (1992), Meadville, PA (1957), and Charlotte & King Street, PA (1964). A meter label from Anchorage, AK, is also affixed, dated June 24, 1993. The cover is in excellent condition, with clear and legible markings.