# 2412 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BICENTENNIAL Artcraft 1989 First Day Cover

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# 2412 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BICENTENNIAL Artcraft 1989 First Day Cover:
$2.00

# 2412, \"HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BICENTENNIAL.\" Single Complete. 1989 First Day \"Artcraft\" Cancelled Cover. The Cover was Issued on April 4th, 1989 at Washington, DC. It is an Attractive, High Quality Postal Commemorative Society Special Edition Cover which is addressed and includes a Full Biography pertaining to the House of Representatives and is printed on a page that is suitable for framing.Each is postmarked First Day of Issue Each beautifully designed Cachet cover is in mint condition and comes with a descriptive panel to fit in a Commemorative Album.
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