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Q: Was the 1847 Washington stamp red?
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Who was the first US President to be on a postage stamp?

It was George Washington on the 10 cent stamp in 1847.


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Ben Franklin and George Washington were shown on the first 2 US stamps, both of which came out in 1847. The earliest documented use of the Washington (10-cent) stamp was July 2, 1847 and the earliest documented use of the Franklin ( 5-cent) stamp was July 7, 1847.


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What was the primary image on the very first US Postage stamp?

The first stamps appeared in 1847. Benjamin Franklin is on the 5-center and Geo. Washington on the 10 center.


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This is a two cent red brown stamp with a bust of Washington, side view on it. There is a green stamp that looks just like it, except the color.


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