Help Identifying Stamps

I have two stamps I am unable to identify. I have looked throughout the Internet with no luck. If anyone can help I'd appreciate it. I am unable to upload the pics for some reason so I'll describe them. One is blue and white, states "american historical stamps" at the top and down the sides. Also states "William penn treaty with the Indians 1682" at the bottom. Has a picture of an Indian and Caucasian shaking hands. Second one is red and white, states "American Historical stamps" a cross the top and sides. Also states "Washington at Fort duquesne" on the bottom. Has american pic of war like stuff on it. If someone can give me anything that would be great. Or at least where I can find info on them to read. Thanks.

Do they look like these?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/16-AMERICAN...047675.l2557

They are cinderellas from the 1937 Amoco souvenir booklet. This was back in pre-BP days when they were still known as the American Oil Company. Yeah, gas stations used to make this kind of stuff for customers; back when gas was a few cents per gallon...

The complete set has 32 stamps printed in 4 colors.

Here's one of them shown previously on SCF:

https://goscf.com/t/6394

They also made one with the US presidents (in regular issue size).

BTW, welcome to Stamp Community Family, Diesel5709!

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Thanks guys. Those are the ones. Although the two I have aren't in that picture. Are the two I have more rare than others?

Not to dash your hopes but I sincerely doubt it, and even if they was super rare there would still have to be a demand (eg: a market) for them to be actually worth any monetary value. They would however, be of interest to a Cinderella or label collector.

Prices will vary depending on the condition, but you can get the entire booklet with all 32 stamps for under $10. As far as I know, there is no stamp that is "rarer", as they were printed as setenants.