National Postal Museum Opening – Good Humor Ice Cream Cachet

The cachet features a blue rubber-stamp style design with ice cream blocks and the text 'Good [humor?] Ice Cream' along with 'Ice Cream Station, Washington, DC 20066,' referencing the National Postal Museum opening on July 30, 1993. The stamp is a 29-cent USA issue depicting an aviator portrait with a locomotive and early automobile in the background, tied with a blue 'National Postal Museum Opening July 30, 1993' pictorial cancellation. Multiple additional postmarks appear on the left including Washington DC Sep 14 1992, Meadville PA Feb 28 1957, Charlotte & Kingstree HPO Jun 1 1964, and a $0.52 meter strip from Anchorage AK dated Jan 24, 1993. A handwritten notation reads 'Technical Cachets' at the bottom left.

This First Day Cover features a blue cachet with artwork depicting a stylized Good Humor ice cream bar and the text 'Good Humor Ice Cream' in bold letters. The stamp is a 29-cent aviation-themed issue (Scott #2781) with a portrait of an aviator and images of a locomotive and automobile. The cover includes a large pictorial cancellation commemorating the opening of the National Postal Museum on July 30, 1993. Additional postmarks include historical circular cancellations from 1957 (Bradville, PA) and 1964 (Charlotte & Kingstreet, PA), as well as a 1992 printed postage meter strip from Anchorage, HK. The cover is in good condition with clear, legible markings.