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USPS has added more stamps to its 2025 lineup

The releases will spotlight military branches and more

A collage of postage stamps
The Postal Service’s stamps this year will include, clockwise from left, Boston 2026 Stamp Show, William F. Buckley Jr. and releases honoring the 250th anniversaries of the Army, Marine Corps and Navy.

The Postal Service has announced several more stamp releases for 2025:

• Boston 2026 Stamp Show, two intaglio-printed stamps with images highlighting the special role of Boston in the American Revolution, to commemorate the Boston 2026 World Expo stamp show;

• U.S. Army 250th, to salute 250 years of the country’s largest fighting force, which was established by the Second Continental Congress;

• U.S. Marine Corps 250th, to honor 250 years of the elite amphibious force prepared for any challenge;

• U.S. Navy 250th, to celebrate 250 years of the military branch that protects the nation’s maritime interests and ensures the freedom of the seas; and

• William F. Buckley Jr., to recognize the author, “Firing Line” host and leading conservative (1925-2008) voice of the mid-20th century.

USPS announced the stamps on March 6. The designs are preliminary and may change.

Two stamps showing an old church and an American Revolutionary War-era horseback rider
The Boston 2026 Stamp Show stamps will depict digital illustrations of the Old North Church and a “midnight rider” on horseback in Colonial-era garb.
A stamp showing the Army’s insignia
The U.S. Army 250th stamp will feature the military branch’s service mark against a white background.
A stamp showing the Marine Corps insignia
The familiar symbolism of the eagle, globe and anchor insignia will appear against a white background on the U.S. Marine Corps 250th stamp.
A stamp showing the Navy’s insignia
The U.S. Navy 250th stamp will display the military branch’s emblem against a white background.
A stamp showing a black-and-white portrait of William F. Buckley Jr.
The William F. Buckley Jr. stamp will feature a portrait of the conservative commentator, created by hand with graphite and charcoal on hot-press watercolor paper, then refined digitally.

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