This 1975 First Day Cover bears the 10¢ Continental Army stamp cancelled October 11, 1975, at Port Morris Station, Landing, New Jersey, as part of a special one-day cancellation event.
The stamp commemorates the Continental Army of the American Revolution during the nationwide Bicentennial observances of 1975–1976, highlighting the citizen-soldiers who fought for independence.
The cachet features distinctive seals from the Ancient Roundhouse Muster held at the United Methodist Church in Port Morris, NJ, along with a “We Were There 1775-6 / 1975-6 Participant” emblem showing the 13-star and Betsy Ross flags.
A fine addition for collectors of Bicentennial issues, Revolutionary War topicals, or New Jersey postal history, the cover displays clean strikes and attractive cachet artwork.
