Australian Duke and Duchess of York Stamp

This item is a postage stamp, likely from Australia, featuring a portrait of what appears to be the Duke and Duchess of York, specifically showcasing the Duchess. The stamp is predominantly a reddish-orange or terracotta color. The central motif is a head-and-shoulders portrait of a woman, possibly Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, later Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, given the 'Duke and Duchess of York' context. Her facial features are somewhat obscured due to the image's low resolution and potential wear on the stamp itself. She appears to be wearing formal attire, possibly a dress or military uniform, with some intricate detailing visible around the collar or neckline. The word 'AUSTRALIA' is clearly visible in the upper part of the stamp, indicating its country of origin. In the lower right corner, what appears to be the denomination '2d' (two pence) is faintly visible. The stamp's edges are perforated, a standard feature for postage stamps, suggesting it was torn from a sheet. The overall condition appears to be used, with some signs of aging or light wear, as is common for collectible stamps. The printing quality, despite the blurry image, suggests a lithographic or similar printing process. The style points to an early to mid-20th-century philatelic design, likely commemorating a royal event or visit. The uniform color and portrait style are indicative of stamps issued during the British Empire era. There are no discernible maker's marks besides the country name and denomination. The quality of craftsmanship is typical for government-issued stamps of the period.