A printed sheet with a blue portrait illustration of John Lewis and a faint quote beneath it that reads, “My philosophy is very simple — when you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, say something. do something. Get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble.”

Good Trouble

Name: Good Trouble
Brand: The Portland Stamp Company
Price: 7.50 USD
Availability: InStock

Poster Stamps

by The Portland Stamp Company, James Terman

Custom stamps the old-fashioned way.

Printed on lickable, gummed paper and pinhole perforated by hand on their vintage machines.

These digitally printed poster stamps by artist James Terman celebrate civil rights icon John Lewis. An original freedom rider, speaker at the march on Washington, and Congressman from Georgia, John Lewis dedicated his life to expanding civil rights for all.

Proceeds from this stamp go to Fair Fight, founded by Georgia’s Stacey Abrahms.

Packaged in an eco-friendly, vegetable-based cellulose protective sleeve with chipboard backing.

Proceeds Benefit Fair Fight

Please Note: For decorative use, not valid as postage.
Sheet Size: 4.25" x 5.5"

This item normally ships out within two business days.
This item qualifies for our $7 standard domestic shipping.

About The Portland Stamp Company

The Portland Stamp Company celebrates the lost art of poster stamps. Based in Portland, Oregon, they are reinvigorating the lost tradition of limited-edition, commemorative poster stamps.

Additional Information

Commemorative poster stamps are artifacts from another time. These miniature bits of advertising were popular in Europe at the turn of the century. Their appeal, utility, and popularity quickly grew, becoming ubiquitous in the United States in the 1920s.