2024 Quiz No. 27: How's Your Eye For Detail?

USA.

Reunion

ZebraMan! You got it right...USA!
Another quiz next Friday.
Points so far:
56– Vayolene
32 -- StevieG
30 – 22crows
29 – lithograving
27 – {51Studebaker}
24 – bookbndrbob, Johan Buvelot
23 – GeoffHa
21 – NigelC,pnjstamps
20 – Canadag
19 – jogil
18 – MaJu, Stamperix, tomonakaazu,
16 – Willwood42
15 – Zuerich4
14 – stamps101
12 – shermae, StamperMA9
11 – Rob Roy
10 – Alie, Mrita75
9 – Moose
8 – Angore, Partime
7 – StevieG,
6 – Calstamp, modernstamps, Rogdcam, RXC
4 – Blaamand, CaseyMagoo, hy-brasil, JLLebbert, Linus, NicholasC, Noocassel, Wkusau
3 – Greadan, Tgswanner
2 – aolsson, EvaSayler, {Glenn Estus}, hansthedutchman, Kuikka
oldboldandbrash, paddle_more, pbmorris, PMStamp, revenuecollector, SCB, StorgCa,
Tongman65, wayner 11,Yeapolska, ZebraMan
1 – Florian, Massimo, Moyock13, Youknowme
in search of the GHMEaMBaFEMoPDiOSS (Grand High Most Excellent and Most Beloved and Fervently Envied Master of Postal Detail in Our Solar System).

That landscape series had blurry images.

Yep, that's how I recognized it. The design and printing method of that series is very distinctive.

I think it is one of the more attractive series in the modern era


Peter

The shape of the island reminded me a lot of Gibraltar. Unfortunately, you can fit in a straw what I know about USA stamps.

Eqypt?

I agree it was attractive and could have been better if they were printed better. At the time, I would photograph them and enlarge but the graininess impared the image.