100 1959 Christmas Seals | National Tuberculosis Association (NTA) Era Seals | UNUSED | Adorable Mid-Century Christmas Seals

A charming set of 100 unused Christmas Seals from 1959. During this era, the Christmas Seals were a fundraising program for the National Tuberculosis Association which eventually became the American Lung Association. The seals were purchased for charity and used to decorate Christmas presents, Christmas card envelopes, etc.

The design of the seals changed every year. In 1959, they features two styles - a boy and girl bundled up for the cold weather feeding birds and woodland creatures.

BIXLEY NOTES
• Set of 100 1959 Christmas Seals (2 sheets)
• UNUSED
• Produced as a fundraiser for the National Tuberculosis Association
• Each sheet measures 8" x 5 1/8"
• Each seal measures 3/4" tall x 1" wide

VINTAGE NOTES
• In excellent condition
• Some of the perforations have torn a bit, but the seals themselves are in great shape

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