
Jamaica 1d Queen Victoria Stamp
Jamaica · 1870 · 1d (one penny)
This definitive stamp features a left-facing portrait of Queen Victoria, based on the 'Chalon Head' design by Alfred Edward Chalon. The design is framed by an ornate oval, with 'JAMAICA' inscribed at the top and 'POSTAGE' at the bottom. The denomination 'ONE PENNY' is indicated in tablets on either side of the portrait.
Issued during the Victorian era when Jamaica was a British Crown Colony, this stamp was part of the second definitive series for the island. The 'Chalon Head' portrait was a common feature on stamps across the British Empire during this period.
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