This image provided by the US Postal Service shows a postage stamp honoring Fort Sumter, a design that is included in the 2011 US postage stamps collection.
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We all know now that the close-up of Lady Liberty seen on the postage stamp is actually of the Las Vegas Liberty, not the New York City statue.
But did you know that:
• Civil War stamp is actually stills from television series “The War at Home.”
• Cherubs are actually lonely 58-year-old men in great lighting.
• First-class stamps actually started as third-class stamps, made money in bootlegging, changed name after war to try to win Daisy’s love.
• George Washington stamp is not actually George Washington but a Vegas performer of that name.
• That’s not Mother Teresa! That’s an impostor whose faith was still intact.
• Chippendale chair stamp has picture of Chippendale dancer.
• Wisdom stamp actually depicts someone violating a building safety code.
• Great Smoky Mountains are actually just really blurry picture of somebody’s pants that the camera took by mistake.
• Forever Liberty Bell stamps depict defective, cracked bell.
• Love stamp actually depicts Friends With Benefits relationship.
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