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Steamboat Island Duck Stamps
Welcome to Steamboat Island Duck Stamps. It's Simmons Ink Duck Stamps with a new name and a new website. We offer used, unused, and mint duck stamps at prices considerably below published catalog values. We have in stock
- Federal Duck Stamps
- State Duck Stamps
- State Fishing Stamps
- State Game Stamps
- Ducks on Licenses
- Conservation Society Stamps
We have a wide variety of stamps in stock, and our inventory is changing constantly. Unlike most dealers, the stamp we show for sale is the stamp you are purchasing, not just an example or a stock photo. The stamp you see is always the stamp you will receive. Shop with confidence. We are members of the American Philatelic Society, the National Duck Stamp Collectors Society, and the National Stamp Dealers Association.
News
Federal Duck Stamp Theme Will Celebrate the Conservation Achievement of Waterfowl Hunters in 2018
-Sunday, March 25, 2018
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today announced that the theme of the 2019-2020 Federal Duck Stamp will be “Celebrating our waterfowl hunting heritage.” This theme requires entrants in the 2018 Duck Stamp Contest to include one or more visual elements that reflect the contributions waterfowl hunters make to habitat conservation.
The 2017 Federal Duck Stamps Are Here
-Thursday, July 13, 2017
James Hautman of Chaska, Minn., painted the artwork that became this year’s stamp following a contest last fall that attracted 152 entries. The stamp shows three Canada geese flying in formation over a wheat field.
The geese flew in last week and are now available for purchase here! Take a look at them and check out our great prices by clicking on the 'New Arrivals' link, or click on 'Federal Duck Stamps > RW81 - RW84'.
Minnesota Artist James Hautman Takes Top Honors in the 2016 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest
-Monday, September 12, 2016
James Hautman, an artist from Chaska, Minn., is the winner of the 2016 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest. The announcement was made today by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Deputy Director Steve Guertin at the annual contest, held at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia.