This First Day Cover celebrates the 1993 Circus commemorative stamps featuring a vibrant 29-cent stamp depicting a ringmaster in formal red coat and top hat. The cover showcases a striking black ink illustration of an elephant on the lower left, complementing the circus theme, and was postmarked on April 6, 1993 from Washington, DC. Created by Technical Cachets, this cover captures the wonder and spectacle of the circus with its clean presentation and detailed cachet artwork.
Claude
The cachet features a black ink illustration of an elephant on the lower left, with 'The CIRCUS' printed in bold text below center. The 29-cent USA Circus stamp depicts a ringmaster in a red coat and top hat against a yellow circular background. The postmark is a circular hand cancellation from Washington, DC dated April 6, 1993. The cover is in excellent condition with clean white envelope.
Mistral
This First Day Cover features a circus theme with a black ink illustration of an elephant on the lower left, representing the classic circus animal. The stamp, valued at 29 cents, depicts a vibrant image of a ringmaster in a formal red coat and top hat, capturing the essence of the circus. The postmark is circular with the date 'APR 6 1993' and the location 'WASHINGTON, DC.' The cover is in clean condition with a clear postmark and vivid stamp design. The text 'The CIRCUS' is printed below the cachet artwork.
(The automatic summaries sometimes misidentify the postmark as part of the cachet artwork.)
