USA. 1980, February 15. Issue of postal stamps dedicated to the outstanding American black representative of science - the scientist BENJAMINA BANNEKER, 1731-1806. The story of the postal stamps depicts a portrait of mathematician, astronomer, almanac compiler and terrain researcher Benjamin Banneker, along with a topographical device installed at the shooting site on a tripod. In the picture, the envelope is also a plot with a portrait of a scientist, an unusual scientific device. On the back of the envelope is a text in English, detailing this issue and the topic to which it is devoted - see. One FDC with a FULL edition from the 1st Mail Stamps Mi.1420. Condition is Lux. This FDC is available in three versions of the artistic performance of the picture on the envelope - see.
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