1929 Nebraska Overprints, set of 11 stamps and free album page

Amidst the economic turmoil of the Great Depression, the state of Nebraska devised a creative solution to address currency shortages and ensure the continuity of vital postal services. The 1929 Nebraska Overprints set, consisting of 11 stamps, commemorates this innovative approach to maintaining postal integrity during challenging times.

These overprints, ranging in denomination from 1 cent to 10 cents, represent Nebraska's resourceful response to economic constraints. By affixing the distinctive "Nebr." inscription to existing U.S. postage stamps, the state ensured the continued operation of its postal system, enabling the seamless exchange of mail and communication.

Each stamp in this set tells a story of resilience and adaptability, reflecting the determination of Nebraskans to overcome adversity and preserve essential services for their communities. The overprints serve as a testament to the ingenuity and practicality of the people of Nebraska during a period of unprecedented financial hardship.

Complementing the set is a complimentary album page, providing collectors with a convenient and organized way to display these historic stamps. Whether you're a seasoned philatelist fascinated by postal history or a novice collector intrigued by tales of innovation, the 1929 Nebraska Overprints set offers a captivating glimpse into the intersection of economics, governance, and philately.