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DESIGNER UNKNOWN I [PINK TRIANGLE] New York 1969
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I [PINK TRIANGLE] New York 1969 Stonewall 1989. Offset lithograph postcard, 146x105 mm, 5x4 inches. GLAAD, New York, 1989.On Pride Day in 1989, the Greenwich Village, Stonewall Station Post Office offered patrons a postmark reading "Stonewall Sta. 20 years 1969-1989 Lesbian & Gay Pride June 25, 1989 New York NY 10199" along side a Keith Haring image "Heritage of Pride." Over 15,000 postmarks were applied that day. This is the "first ever gay-related U.S. Post Office cancelation"
Offset lithograph postcard, 146x105 mm, 5x4 inches. GLAAD, New York, 1989.On Pride Day in 1989, the Greenwich Village, Stonewall Station Post Office offered patrons a postmark reading "Stonewall Sta. 20 years 1969-1989 Lesbian & Gay Pride June 25, 1989 New York NY 10199" along side a Keith Haring image "Heritage of Pride." Over 15,000 postmarks were applied that day. This is the "first ever gay-related U.S. Post Office cancelation"
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I [PINK TRIANGLE] New York 1969 Stonewall 1989. Offset lithograph postcard, 146x105 mm, 5x4 inches. GLAAD, New York, 1989.On Pride Day in 1989, the Greenwich Village, Stonewall Station Post Office offered patrons a postmark reading "Stonewall Sta. 20 years 1969-1989 Lesbian & Gay Pride June 25, 1989 New York NY 10199" along side a Keith Haring image "Heritage of Pride." Over 15,000 postmarks were applied that day. This is the "first ever gay-related U.S. Post Office cancelation"
Offset lithograph postcard, 146x105 mm, 5x4 inches. GLAAD, New York, 1989.On Pride Day in 1989, the Greenwich Village, Stonewall Station Post Office offered patrons a postmark reading "Stonewall Sta. 20 years 1969-1989 Lesbian & Gay Pride June 25, 1989 New York NY 10199" along side a Keith Haring image "Heritage of Pride." Over 15,000 postmarks were applied that day. This is the "first ever gay-related U.S. Post Office cancelation"
