Description: This clean commemorative stamp features a striking graphic illustration showcasing four stylized, fluttering flags grouped dynamically on tall silver poles. The foremost flag is rendered in deep blue, embellished precisely with the gold fleur-de-lis emblem of the World Organization of the Scout Movement, while the trailing banners unfurl in vibrant red, green, and pink tones over a solid canary-yellow background panel. A bold blue horizontal footer occupies the lower third of the layout, displaying the issuing nation name "BARBADOS" in a crisp, white serif font flanked by the commemorative subtitle "BOY SCOUTS 1912 ~ 1972." The denomination is neatly housed on the left inside a circular white accent ring, perfectly balancing the historic text with clear, modern graphic geometry.
Circa: 1972
Condition: Mint.
Notes:
Issued to mark both a regional Scout gathering and sixty years of organized Scouting in Barbados, the stamp places emphasis on unity, movement, and shared identity across Caribbean Scouting. Its flag motif gives it a more festive and outward-looking character than many commemoratives, making it well suited to the jamboree theme.