6 cents Crater Lake Blue Stamp

The 6 cents Crater Lake Blue Stamp is a postage stamp that was issued by the United States Postal Service on July 1, 1934. The stamp features a vibrant blue color and a beautiful design that depicts the stunning Crater Lake National Park located in Southern Oregon.

The central image of the stamp showcases the deep blue waters of Crater Lake, surrounded by the towering cliffs and rugged terrain of the park. The design is bordered by the words "Crater Lake National Park, Oregon" at the top and "United States Postage, Six Cents" at the bottom, both printed in white lettering against the blue background.

The stamp was created by the renowned American artist, designer, and illustrator, Clair Aubrey Huston. His skillful use of color and composition captures the essence of the natural beauty of Crater Lake National Park and elevates the stamp from a mere piece of postage to a work of art.

Today, the 6 cents Crater Lake Blue Stamp remains a beloved collectible item among stamp collectors and enthusiasts alike. Its beautiful design and historical significance make it a valuable and sought-after piece of American philatelic history.