Description: The stamp features a finely detailed horizontal line engraving framed by a complex border. The left side captures a rural agricultural scene where two plantation workers labor under a canopy of tall coconut palm trees, with one figure stooping down to collect husked coconuts near a traditional thatched-roof stilt house. A small boat rests quietly on a calm river channel in the background center, right above a clear label reading "COPRA." Framed inside an elegant oval cartouche on the right is a formal portrait of Sultan Hisamuddin Alam Shah wearing his ornate royal headdress and traditional ceremonial garb. The top border displays the word "MALAYA" in large hollow block letters, while the face value "1 CENT" is noted in the upper left corner and mirrored in Jawi script in the lower right. The name of the specific state, "SELANGOR," anchors the base banner directly over an intricate horizontal scroll of Malay script.
Circa: 1950s
Condition: Unused - Hinged
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