United States 4-cent Civil War Generals Commemorative Stamp

This is a United States commemorative postage stamp, likely issued as part of a series honoring significant figures or events in American history. The stamp is rectangular with perforated edges, typical of postage stamps, and appears to be printed in a monochromatic color palette, predominantly shades of green or teal against a lighter background. The design features two prominent oval portraits of bearded men, identified as Civil War generals. The figure on the left is General Robert E. Lee, and the figure on the right is General Thomas 'Stonewall' Jackson. Between these two portraits, a rendering of a historic building, likely a significant Civil War landmark or a building associated with the generals, is depicted. Above the central building, the words 'UNITED STATES POSTAGE' are clearly visible. In the bottom left and bottom right corners, the denomination '4' is displayed, indicating a four-cent value. Below the central building and above the bottom edge, there appears to be additional text, possibly 'GETTYSBURG' or another historical reference, though it is slightly blurred. The stamp shows some signs of wear consistent with age, specifically a slight discoloration and a lack of crispness in the details, suggesting it might be an older, possibly circulated or mounted stamp. The perforations appear intact, though minor wear on the edges is visible. The overall impression is that of a historically significant philatelic item, likely from the mid-20th century, honoring key figures of the American Civil War.