Yellow Poplar

Part of the Flowering Trees stamp series, one of the largest hardwoods in the eastern United States, the yellow poplar is more commonly known as the tulip tree. It is, in fact, the only tulip tree native to North America, and only one of two tulip trees in the world. It is not actually related to true poplars, but is rather a member of the magnolia family.

Issue Date: March 19, 1998
City: New York, NY

Image is taken from a real postage stamp, this particular stamp was not in my great-grandmother's collection but instead found within some papers from my godmother.

Stamp has been cut and sized to fit the specific pendant.

Metal color: silver
Chain: 18 inch

Necklaces are water resistant but not waterproof, I recommend removing them before showering, bathing, or swimming. All pendants and chains are lead and nickel-free.