Czechoslovakian Postage Stamp featuring Tom%C3%A1%C5%A1 Garrigue Masaryk (1 K%C4%8D%C4%8D)

This item is a Czechoslovakian postage stamp, characterized by its rectangular shape and perforated edges, commonly found in philatelic items. The primary color scheme is reddish-brown or sepia, suggesting an aged appearance or a specific printing choice. The stamp features a central portrait of a distinguished male figure, identified as Tom%C3%A1%C5%A1 Garrigue Masaryk, the first President of Czechoslovakia, seen in profile facing towards the right. He appears to be wearing a suit with a white collar visibly protruding. The stylistic rendition of the portrait suggests an early to mid-20th-century design. Along the top edge, the word 'CESKOSLOVENSKO' is prominently displayed in capital letters, indicating its country of origin. The denomination '1 K%C4%8D%C4%8D' is visible in the bottom left and right corners, likely representing '1 Koruna', the currency of Czechoslovakia at the time. Further design elements include decorative patterns or borders surrounding the central portrait, though their precise details are somewhat obscured by the image quality. The overall condition appears to be fair; however, there is a visible cancellation mark, dark and somewhat smudged, diagonally across the upper left side of the stamp, indicating it has been used. This cancellation mark, resembling a 'M' or a wavy line, covers a significant portion of the portrait's upper area. The stamp exhibits some general signs of age and handling, typical for a used philatelic item, but no major tears or extensive creasing are apparent. The paper appears to be of standard stamp paper quality, with the perforations intact around most of its perimeter. The printing quality, despite the image resolution, suggests a clear impression for its time, highlighting the craftsmanship involved in stamp production.