Celebrate the Century [Super Heroes Stamp Album] #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1998 DC/United States Postal Service stamp album celebrates American Scouting with a spotlight on its founders—Robert Baden-Powell, Ernest Thompson Seton, William D. Boyce, and Juliette Gordon Low—detailing their roles in shaping the movement. The issue offers a concise, informative look at the history and legacy of the Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, and related organizations, all presented in a collectible format that’s free with no cover price.
"Scouting: Building Tomorrow's Heroes and Heroines" explores the real-life foundations of youth leadership and adventure through the stories of Robert Baden-Powell, Ernest Thompson Seton, William D. Boyce, and Juliette Gordon Low—visionaries who shaped scouting movements across America and beyond. This two-page feature highlights how their shared dedication to character, service, and outdoor learning helped inspire generations of young people to grow into capable, compassionate leaders.
In "Money In The Bank," the Federal Reserve System’s origins are explored through the pivotal roles of Paul Warburg, Nelson Aldrich, and J. P. Morgan, whose influence shaped America’s financial foundation. This two-page non-fiction feature from Celebrate the Century’s Super Heroes Stamp Album presents a streamlined look at the key figures behind the creation of the nation’s central banking system.
This two-page feature from *Celebrate the Century: Super Heroes Stamp Album* #2 spotlights the legendary boxing careers of Jack Dempsey, Jess Willard, Georges Carentier, Luis Angel Firpo, and Gene Tunney—five titans of the ring whose fights shaped the sport’s golden era. Through vivid detail and historical insight, it traces their paths, rivalries, and lasting legacies in the world of professional boxing.
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