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This 8¢ U.S. postage stamp was issued in 1973 to honor the employees of the United States Postal Service. The design features postal workers operating a Multi-Position Letter Sorting Machine (MPLSM), the primary mail-sorting technology of the era. The stamp is postmarked and includes a slogan cancellation reading “REMEMBERING OUR POW-MIA...FOR FREEDOM,” which was applied during use and is not part of the original design. A meaningful piece for collectors of postal history and mid-century labor commemoratives. Features: - Year: 1973 - Denomination: 8¢ - Subject: USPS employees, MPLSM sorting machine - Condition: Used/postmarked - Format: Single stamp with perforated edges - Cancellation: Includes slogan “REMEMBERING OUR POW-MIA...FOR FREEDOM” - Use: Collectible, historical, philatelic interest
