One of the artifacts at the National Museum of the American Indian in D.C. that I included in my previous post was a 14¢ postage stamp (also pictured below) featuring the Sioux warrior Hollow Horn Bear that was first issued by the U.S. Post Office 100 years ago! Among other things, I learned that this was an expensive stamp because, back in 1923, you only needed a 2¢ stamp to mail a letter! Here is more information about the iconic Hollow Horn Bear stamp.
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