This classic Newfoundland definitive stamp features a finely engraved left-facing portrait of King George VI, framed by bold vertical “POSTAGE” inscriptions. Issued in the late 1930s–early 1940s period, it represents the final era of Newfoundland’s independent postal administration before Confederation with Canada.
The deep green color, crisp line engraving, and crown motif above the vignette make it a favorite among collectors of Commonwealth monarch issues.
A solid addition to any Newfoundland, British Empire, or pre-Confederation Canada collection.