Claude
The GAMM Cachets cachet features a pink and teal two-color design with 'KENTUCKY' in bold lettering at top, the Commonwealth of Kentucky state seal at left, and a portrait of Stephen Collins Foster with text noting Federal Hill near Bardstown was the inspiration for his song 'My Old Kentucky Home.' Below are period-costumed figures in front of a historic building. The stamp depicts My Old Kentucky Home State Park, a two-story brick Federal-style mansion, valued at 29 cents. The machine cancellation from Danville, KY reads 'FIRST DAY OF ISSUE' with date June 1, 1992 and ZIP 40422.
Mistral
This First Day Cover celebrates Kentucky's Statehood Bicentennial (1792–1992) with a detailed cachet featuring the Commonwealth seal, a portrait of Stephen Collins Foster, and a scene of period-costumed figures outside Federal Hill, the mansion that inspired his song 'My Old Kentucky Home.' The 29-cent stamp depicts the same historic mansion in green and blue tones. The circular postmark reads 'DANVILLE, KY JUNE 1 1992,' and the envelope is in pristine condition with clear, vivid printing.
(The automatic summaries sometimes misidentify the postmark as part of the cachet artwork.)
