Antique Americana Cent Stamps Bald Eagle Folk Art Framed 1932 Great Depression

Beautiful frame surrounding a masterpiece of folk art. The eagle is crafted entirely of stamps from the late 1800s to possibly early 1900s.

The majority of the stamps used are from 1892. The stamps are crafted into the form of an eagle on a limb and are embellished/detailed in part with ink. Donated during the Great Depression to a local Fraternal Order of Eagles F. Bought at an antique mall in Newport, Kentucky in 2017 by the current owners.

Frame measurements - Outside 44.25 inches wide X 38.25 inches high; glass 33.75 inches wide X 27.35 inches high. Stamps include 1 cent, 2 cent, 3 cent, 4 cent from the late 1800s and some foreign stamps. There may be later stamps but the vast majority and maybe all are from the late 1800s.

Donated by John Rudolph on February 8, 1932 to F. 964, 409 Eden Avenue, Bellevue, Kentucky 41073.