Cayman Islands 1/4d Postage Revenue Stamp with King George V and Islands Map

This item is a vintage postage and revenue stamp from the Cayman Islands, featuring a profile portrait of King George V. The stamp is predominantly brown and cream/off-white in color, with a rectangular shape and perforated edges, indicating it is unused or in mint condition as it is still attached to what appears to be a larger sheet or part of a stamp album. The central design prominently displays a bust of King George V facing left, enclosed within an ornate oval frame topped by a crown. To the left of the portrait, the word 'POSTAGE' is vertically stacked above 'REVENUE'. Below these words, a map-like rendering of 'GRAND CAYMAN' is visible. To the right of the monarch's portrait, stylized outlines of 'LITTLE CAYMAN' and 'CAYMAN BRAC' are depicted, with grid lines suggesting geographical coordinates. The top border of the stamp clearly states 'CAYMAN ISLANDS' in bold, capitalized letters. The denomination '1/4d' (one farthing) is present in both lower corners. Below the main design, a decorative band features two fish or marine creatures, possibly dolphins or tunas, swimming amidst waves, emphasizing the island nature of the issuing entity. The printing appears clear and crisp, suggesting good quality craftsmanship for its time. The specific style of the portrait and the '1/4d' denomination place it historically within the British colonial era, likely during the reign of King George V (1910-1936). The condition appears excellent with clean perforations and no visible tears, creases, or cancellations.