Over the years and around the world, many stamps have been issued that depict mythological monsters, cryptids, ghouls, ghosts, and fairy tale foes. Over a quarter century from 1931–1956, Universal Pictures released over 40 monster films that have become as long lived as the creatures they depicted. The creepy lineup: • Lon Chaney as the Phantom of the Opera (1925) • Bela Lugosi as Dracula (1931) • Boris Karloff in Frankenstein (1931) • Boris Karloff as the Mummy (1932) • Lon Chaney, Jr. as the Wolf Man (1941) In addition to the color stamps, each actor is featured out of his makeup, along with his signature, in a single-color portrait at the top of the pane. The Classic Movie Monsters stamps represent a fortunate coincidence. At the same time the Postal Service began to develop the idea, the adult children of three classic movie-monster actors began campaigning to commemorate their fathers on stamps. The two paths converged, resulting in five of the creepiest—and most popular—stamps of the 1990s. Your artwork is proudly displayed and protected within our premium acrylic display frame. The frame is made of two acrylic panels custom cut to the exact dimensions of the stamp sheet and held together with 8 powerful nickel-plated magnets. The background panel is glossy black acrylic. Dimensions: 8.8125 inches Wide 10.5625 inches High Includes a FREE table-top stand or hang it on a wall with a 3M frame strip (or similar) which is also included. Care Instructions: Wipe gently with mild glass cleaner. Use a soft cloth towel and avoid paper towels.