Description: The item is a connected pair of British definitive postage and revenue stamps featuring the profile portrait of King George V. Printed in a deep red-brown or chocolate tone, each stamp showcases the monarch inside an ornate circular frame topped by the Tudor Crown. Banners directly beneath the crown read "POSTAGE" and "REVENUE," while the top corners contain fractional "1½d" numeric value indicators. The bottom of the frame is supported by decorative dolphins and floral scrolls, resting above a clear, bold "THREE HALFPENCE" value tablet. The pair shows a faint, circular postal cancellation mark cutting across the left side, proving authentic historical transit use on mail.
Circa: 1934
Condition: Used pair on fragment.
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