![A postage stamp from the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Mao is autographing books for people from all across the world.](https://culturalrevolutionart.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/100_1069-370x208.jpg)
A postage stamp from the Cultural Revolution Period. Chairman Mao surrounded by representatives from cultures around the world. They wait to have him autograph the little red book. Click like.
![Postage Stamp of Mao on Tiananmen from the Cultural Revolution](https://culturalrevolutionart.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/100_1052-370x208.jpg)
It is a postage stamp with an image of Mao Zedong waving as he looks out over the Tiananmen Plaza from atop the Tiananmen Gate. This is one stamp from a set of two. You can view the other here. Click to like.
![A postage stamp from the Cultural Revolution period in China. The photo is of Mao Zedong and Lin Biao looking out from the Tiananmen Gate toward Tiananmen Plaza.](https://culturalrevolutionart.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/100_1057-370x208.jpg)
It is a postage stamp with an image of Mao Zedong with Lin Biao looking out toward the Tiananmen Plaza from atop the Tiananmen Gate. This is one stamp from a set of two. You can view the other here. Click to like.
![Notebook binder from the Cultural Revolution](https://culturalrevolutionart.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/100_0975-370x208.jpg)
A hardcover notebook with a revolutionary image pasted on the front that says, 干一辈子革命 读一辈子毛主席的书 “Revolution for a lifetime, read books by Chairman Mao for a lifetime.” The inside image is below. The calligraphy reads, 向雷锋同志学习–毛泽东 ”Learn from Comrade Lei Feng–Mao Zedong.”
![](https://culturalrevolutionart.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Official-Stamp-Chop-370x208.jpg)
Stamps are usually referred to as “chops” in English. They are used in official business and are equivalent to a signature.
![](https://culturalrevolutionart.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Mao-Quote-Notebook-front-min-scaled-1-370x208.jpg)
A notebook with blank pages for writing Mao’s quotes. View inside images below. Below is an image of the first inside page photo pocket.