Title: 1975 USPS Bicentennial Stamp – 10¢ Used – Trains – Scott #1574 – Womer

This 10¢ U.S. commemorative postage stamp was issued in 1975 to celebrate 200 years of postal service. Designed by James L. Womer, the stamp features a green steam locomotive and a modern blue train, symbolizing the evolution of mail transportation by rail. It is part of a block of four stamps highlighting historical and modern delivery methods, including stagecoach, airplane, and satellite. Cataloged as Scott #1574, this used stamp honors the founding of the U.S. postal system in 1775, when Benjamin Franklin was appointed the first Postmaster General.
Features:
- Year: 1975
- Denomination: 10¢
- Subject: USPS Bicentennial – Mail by Train
- Designer: James L. Womer
- Scott #: 1574
- Series: 200 Years of Postal Service (block of 4)
- Condition: Used/postmarked
- Format: Single stamp with perforated edges
- Use: Collectible, historical, philatelic interest