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Issued in 1974 for the Rural America series, this 10¢ U.S. stamp commemorates the centennial of hard winter wheat in Kansas, first introduced by Mennonite immigrants in 1874. The design shows a locomotive moving past a wheat field under a bright sky, symbolizing the growth of agriculture and rail transport across the Plains. This example is postally used with visible cancellation marks. FEATURES - Denomination: 10 cents - Year: 1974 - Series: Rural America - Subject: Kansas Hard Winter Wheat Centennial - Imagery: Train, wheat field, blue sky - Historical Note: Honors Mennonite agricultural contributions - Condition: Used with cancellation - Theme: Agriculture, rural history, transportation - Format: Single canceled stamp - Scott No. 1506
