The U.S. issued a "Molly Pitcher" overprint to honor 150th Battle of Monmouth, symbolizing Revolutionary War heroism.
On July 4, 1928, the U.S. Post Office Department issued a commemorative 2-cent stamp featuring a "Molly Pitcher" overprint, marking the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth. This stamp honored the legendary contributions of women like Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley, combining historical appreciation with national pride. Commemorations such as this helped perpetuate the image of "Molly Pitcher" within American consciousness, bridging her story from revolutionary times to modern appreciation. It exemplifies the continued recognition and celebration of women’s contributions to American history and independence.