
King George V India Postage Stamp
This item is an Indian postage stamp featuring a portrait of King George V. The stamp is predominantly reddish-brown with a black central oval depicting the king in profile, facing left. He is shown wearing a crown and what appears to be ceremonial robes, indicative of his royal status. The words "INDIA POSTAGE" are clearly visible at the top of the stamp, above the oval portrait. Below the portrait, centered within the design, is the denomination "1R", signifying one Rupee. The stamp's design elements include ornate scrollwork and decorative motifs surrounding the central portrait, giving it a classic colonial philatelic aesthetic. On either side of the portrait, faint outlines of figures or architectural elements can be discerned, though they are not perfectly clear in the provided image. The edges of the stamp exhibit typical perforations, suggesting it was part of a larger sheet. The overall condition appears used but reasonably well-preserved, with some minor discoloration consistent with age and handling. There are no obvious tears or significant creases visible, and the perforations seem intact. The style indicates it belongs to the period of British rule in India, likely from the early to mid-20th century. The quality of printing suggests a standard governmental issue for postal services.
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$50 - $100
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Category
Postage Stamp
Appraised On
November 10, 2025
Estimated Value
$50 - $100
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Item Description
This item is an Indian postage stamp featuring a portrait of King George V. The stamp is predominantly reddish-brown with a black central oval depicting the king in profile, facing left. He is shown wearing a crown and what appears to be ceremonial robes, indicative of his royal status. The words "INDIA POSTAGE" are clearly visible at the top of the stamp, above the oval portrait. Below the portrait, centered within the design, is the denomination "1R", signifying one Rupee. The stamp's design elements include ornate scrollwork and decorative motifs surrounding the central portrait, giving it a classic colonial philatelic aesthetic. On either side of the portrait, faint outlines of figures or architectural elements can be discerned, though they are not perfectly clear in the provided image. The edges of the stamp exhibit typical perforations, suggesting it was part of a larger sheet. The overall condition appears used but reasonably well-preserved, with some minor discoloration consistent with age and handling. There are no obvious tears or significant creases visible, and the perforations seem intact. The style indicates it belongs to the period of British rule in India, likely from the early to mid-20th century. The quality of printing suggests a standard governmental issue for postal services.
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