Triangular "CORREOS DE BOLIVIA" Stamp

This item is a vintage postage stamp from Bolivia, characterized by its distinctive triangular shape and primarily red ink on a light, likely white or off-white, paper background. The stamp's design is centered around a triangular border containing text that reads "CORREOS DE BOLIVIA" along the two ascending sides, with additional, less legible text or a symbol along the base. Inside the main triangle, there is a prominent central figure, appearing to be a standing person or deity, possibly representing a national symbol or historical figure. Below this central figure, there's a horizontal element resembling a stylized crown or pedestal, with more text beneath it that is partially obscured but seems to include "ULTRA" or "MALTA". Numerical denominations appear in the lower left and right corners within the triangular border, with '5' visible on the left. The overall impression is one of early 20th-century philately, with a design aesthetic common to that period. The stamp exhibits perforation along its edges, indicating it was intended for postal use and was separated from a sheet. The condition appears relatively well preserved given its age, with no obvious major tears, creases, or heavy cancellations, though minute specks or slight discoloration are possible given the resolution. The printing is monochrome, utilizing a single color of ink (red) on the paper, which is typical for many stamps of this era. The borders are precisely perforated, suggesting professional manufacturing. Its unique triangular form distinguishes it from most rectangular stamps, adding to its collectible appeal.