

| Return Shipping Will Be Paid By | Seller |
| All Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| Item Must Be Returned Within | 30 Days |
| Refund Will Be Given As | Money Back |
| Certification | Uncertified |
| Grade | VF (Very Fine) |
| Place Of Origin | United States |
| Quality | Mint No Gum/MNG |
| Denomination | 6 Cent |
| Color | Orange |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | United States |
| Topic | Aviation |
| Year Of Issue | 1911-1920 |
US Scott #C1 | Mint NG | VF Very Fine The US Scott #C1 is a prized and historically significant stamp that is coveted by collectors. Issued in 1918, this is the first airmail stamp of the United States, marking a momentous occasion in postal history. The 6-cent stamp features the Curtiss Biplane, a key aircraft in the early days of aviation. The stamp is red-orange in color and includes a detailed illustration of the Curtiss Biplane in flight. Owning the US Scott #C1 means owning a piece of American history that commemorates the pioneering spirit of early aviation and the advancement of postal services. The Curtiss Biplane was instrumental in the development of airmail services, revolutionizing the way mail was transported and connecting people across vast distances. The airmail series is significant as it marks a period of innovation and progress in both aviation and postal history. Whether you are an experienced stamp collector or are just starting your philatelic journey, the US Scott #C1 is a cornerstone stamp that symbolizes the innovative spirit and progress that defined the early 20th century. Its historical significance and artistic elegance make it a prized and valuable addition to any collection. RETURNS If you received an item that does not match the Scott #/description in this listing, please send me a message and let me know, I will be happy to issue a full refund once the item is returned. GRADES Grades for stamps that do not have certificates are based solely on the centering, nothing else. I provide high resolution scans for you to examine the stamp in great detail. You can right click on them, and select "Open Image in New Tab" to view the full resolution. Please send me a message if you have questions, do not make assumptions. DISCLAIMER I am not an expert in identifying stamps, however, I personally check every perf, watermark, secret mark, etc. on each of these stamps. Please let me know if you find otherwise, I do not want to misrepresent something and will end/revise the listing.