Connecticut Settlement 300 Year Anniversary Postage Stamp Art Print - Archival Quality Wall Art Framed/Unframed/Matted Options

A 1935 stamp Celebrating the 300th anniversary of Connecticut's settlement by English colonists in 1635. Featured is the Charter Oak, a legendary white oak in Hartford, Connecticut, famous for hiding the colony's royal charter in 1687 to prevent its confiscation by English authorities, becoming a powerful symbol of American freedom and Connecticut's status as the "Constitution State". Though the original tree was felled by a storm in 1856, its legacy lives on as Connecticut's official state tree, with descendants planted throughout the state and numerous objects carved from its wood, such as the Charter Oak Chair in the State Senate chambers.

Note: stated dimensions include the frame and mats.

Each stamp print is created with archival inks and museum-quality fine art paper for a high quality and long-lasting look. The print is created with actual physical stamps that have been scanned at a very high resolution while carefully removing any blemishes. The background color of each stamp is carefully selected to create a beautiful wall display.

.: Museum grade paper ensures archival quality, preventing yellowing over time.
.: Archival matte finish provides a luxurious look while absorbing light for a sophisticated presentation.
.: Giclée print technology offers bright, intense colors that resist fading in sunlight.
.: For FRAMED option: Solid wood frame comes pre-assembled with UV protective cover ready to hang!

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