Kentucky Statehood 200th Anniversary, June 1, 1992

The cachet (Image 1) features a full-color photograph of a historic log cabin with a large stone chimney, surrounded by trees, representing early Kentucky frontier architecture. Text overlay reads 'Kentucky Statehood / Danville, Kentucky / June 1, 1992' with a stylized 'K' logo. Image 2 shows the official USPS ceremony program interior with the 29-cent Kentucky Statehood stamp depicting 'My Old Kentucky Home State Park' (a Federal-style brick mansion), accompanied by a circular Danville, KY postmark dated June 1, 1992, and 'FIRST DAY OF ISSUE' text. The program includes extensive ceremony details including participants, honored guests, and historical narrative about Kentucky statehood.

The cachet artwork features a detailed illustration of a rustic log cabin with a stone chimney, set in a lush green forest, symbolizing frontier architecture. The stamp depicts the My Old Kentucky Home State Park mansion in vibrant colors. The postmark is a clear, legible circular design with 'Danville, KY' and the date 'June 1, 1992'. The cover includes printed text detailing the Kentucky Statehood 200th Anniversary ceremony program, listing participants and honored guests. The condition of the cover appears pristine with no visible damage.