Description: This item features an unseparated block of six (two rows of three) 4-penny United Kingdom regional definitive postage stamps issued for use in Scotland. Printed in a vibrant vermilion or bright orange-red ink, each individual stamp frames a photographic portrait profile of Queen Elizabeth II wearing the Diadem crown, beautifully captured by Dorothy Wilding. The central frame is anchored along the left by a vertical banner reading "POSTAGE" above the St. Andrew's Cross (Saltire) topped with a crown, while the right margin mirrors this layout with the text "REVENUE" placed over a classic Scottish thistle motif. The large, clear numeric denomination "4d" sits prominently at the base of the design. The physical specimen is in mint, unissued condition with clean, fully intact geometric paper perforations on all sides.
Circa: 1966-1972
Condition: MNH intact block
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