Kenya, Uganda, and Tanganyika 10 Cents Stamp

This item is a vintage postage stamp, likely from the mid-20th century, issued for the British East African territories of Kenya, Uganda, and Tanganyika. The stamp is rectangular in shape with perforated edges, indicative of its philatelic purpose. The primary color scheme consists of a reddish-orange border and text against a lighter, possibly ochre or beige, background for the central image. The denomination '10 C' is prominently displayed in the upper left corner within a circular or oval cartouche. The word 'UGANDA' is visible at the top center, and 'KENYA TANGANYIKA' is located along the bottom border, suggesting a joint issue for these colonial entities. The central vignette depicts a landscape scene, possibly featuring Lake Naivasha, given a partially visible 'NAIVASHA' at the bottom of the central illustration. The scene includes trees, possibly acacias, and a body of water with what appear to be small islands or landforms. In the upper right, within another circular frame, there is a portrait, potentially of a monarch or dignitary, though it is heavily obscured by a postmark. The stamp has been used, as evidenced by a prominent circular postmark with a date '8 7 30' (August 7, 1930) and an illegible location name, possibly 'EN' or 'SS'. The postmark's lines extend across much of the stamp, affecting the visibility of some details. Despite the postmark, the colors appear relatively vibrant, and the perforations seem intact, though a slight crease or imperfection might be present near the top-right edge. The overall condition suggests moderate circulation, consistent with a used stamp of this age. The printing quality appears to be standard for colonial postal issues of the era.