Jamaica 1d Stamp featuring King George VI

This is a rectangular postage stamp from Jamaica, featuring a portrait of King George VI in profile, facing right. The stamp is predominantly reddish-brown in color, with a decorative border around the central vignette. The denomination '1d' (one penny) is displayed in both upper corners of the stamp, set within a squarish frame. Above the central portrait, a crown is depicted, flanked by initial-like designs that appear to be intertwined 'G' and 'R' (for George Rex, or King George). The word 'JAMAICA' is clearly printed in capital letters at the bottom of the stamp within a rectangular bar. The stamp exhibits classic perforation around its edges, indicating it was part of a larger sheet. The image shows it partially attached to another stamp or part of a sheet, suggesting it might be mint or in a block. The paper appears to be clean, and the printing is sharp, with good color saturation. There are no obvious signs of significant wear, tears, creases, or major cancellations. The overall condition appears to be excellent, indicative of a well-preserved philatelic item. The style and the depiction of King George VI suggest an issuance period roughly between 1937 and 1952.