United States 3-cent postage stamp commemorating the 150th Anniversary of Tennessee Statehood, issued 1946

This commemorative stamp was issued on June 1, 1946, to mark the sesquicentennial of Tennessee's admission to the Union as the 16th state in 1796. The stamp features portraits of Andrew Jackson and John Sevier, two prominent figures in Tennessee history, along with the state capitol building in Nashville and the Great Smoky Mountains. The design honors Tennessee's rich heritage and its significant contributions to American history. This stamp appeals to philatelists specializing in United States commemorative issues, particularly those focused on statehood anniversaries and mid-20th century postal history. Collectors value such stamps for their historical significance, attractive designs, and connection to American heritage. The stamp represents an important era in U.S. postal history when commemorative issues celebrated state milestones and national achievements.