USA. 1977, May 21. Issue of postal stamps dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the state of Colorado. The story of the postal stamps depicts (Aquilegia caerulea). The envelope picture also shows the flowers of this magnificent plant and the singing lark on the branches of the tree - also a feathered representative and a symbol of the state of Colorado (by the way, this word means "red", "red"). On the back of the envelope is a text in English, detailing this issue and the topic with an ethnographic bias in history and the beautiful names of the cities of the state to which it is dedicated. FDC with FULL edition from the 1st Post Stamps Mi.1299. Condition is Lux.
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