Contemporary Christmas
Since their 1962 introduction, Christmas stamps have become a perennial favorite with the public. More recently, the USPS has issued traditional (religious-themed) designs as well as contemporary Christmas stamps.
1962 Christmas Wreath and Candle
1963 National Christmas Tree and White House
1964 Christmas Issue
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1965 Christmas Angel
1969 Christmas Winter Sunday
1970 Christmas Toys
1971 Partridge in a Pear Tree
1972 Santa Claus
1973 Christmas Tree
1974 Currier & Ives
1975 Christmas Card
1976 Currier & Ives
1977 Rural Mailbox
1978 Hobby Horse
1979 Santa Ornament
1980 Christmas Wreath and Toys
1981 Teddy and Sleigh
1982 Seasons Greetings
1983 Santa Claus
1984 Santa Claus
1985 Poinsettia Plants
1986 Christmas Village Scene
1987 Christmas Ornaments
1988 Christmas Sleigh and Village
1989 Christmas Sleigh and Presents
1990 Christmas Tree
1991 Santa in Chimney
1991 Checking His List
1991 Santa with Present
1991 Santa and Fireplace
1991 Santa and Sleigh
1992 Christmas Toys
1993 Christmas Greetings
1994 Christmas Stocking
1994 Santa
1994 Cardinal
1995 Contemporary Christmas
1995 Children Sledding
1997 Christmas Holly
1998 Christmas Wreathes
1999 Jumping Reindeer
2001 Santa Claus
2001 Snowmen
2003 Holiday Music Makers
2004 Holiday Ornaments
2005 Holiday Cookies
2006 Holiday Snowflakes
2007 Holiday Knits
2008 Holiday Nutcrackers
2009 Winter Holidays
2010 Holiday Evergreens
2011 Holiday Baubles
2012 Santa and Sleigh
2013 Poinsettia
2013 Gingerbread Houses
2014 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
2015 A Charlie Brown Christmas
2016 Holiday Window Views
2017 Christmas Carols
2018 Sparkling Holidays Se-Tenant
2018 Sparkling Holidays Souvenir Sheet
2019 Holiday Wreaths
2020 Holiday Delights
2021 A Visit From St. Nick
2022 Holiday Elves
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Seeing all the Christmas stamps from the beginning brought back memories from the Christmas cards I have received over the years. Another great idea for a stamp collection theme!
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