Issued in 2001, the Art Deco Eagle stamp is part of a series celebrating American design. The stamp, designed by Nancy Stahl, features a stylized eagle, a common motif in Art Deco design, often seen on buildings and, as the stamp's title suggests, mailboxes from the 1920s and 1930s. While the first day of issue was in Wall, South Dakota, the stamp's aesthetic is inextricably linked to Miami's South Beach, which boasts one of the largest concentrations of Art Deco architecture in the world. This architectural style is a key part of Miami's cultural identity and a major tourist attraction. The stamp, with its clean lines and metallic sheen, serves as a philatelic nod to this important chapter in American design history, a chapter that is vividly alive in the streets of Miami Beach.