This 5-cent U.S. commemorative stamp, issued in 1966, marks the 175th anniversary of the Bill of Rights. The design features stylized hands—one in a gesture of prayer and the other clenched in a fist—symbolizing freedom of religion and speech. Between the hands is the phrase: “The rights of the people shall not be violated.” Bold red and blue typography emphasizes national values and the historic significance of the 1791 document. This stamp celebrates America's foundational civil liberties and remains a poignant piece for constitutional and historical collectors.