This is a 1964 British postage stamp featuring Queen Elizabeth II and an abstract illustration of geographical exploration and mapping, symbolizing the spirit of discovery. The stamp was issued to commemorate the 20th International Geographical Congress, highlighting the importance of geographical research and its contributions to understanding our world. The stamp has a value of 4 pence (4d) and was printed by Harrison and Sons Ltd. Its modern and colorful design reflects the congress’s global and academic significance.
Size: 24 x 41 mm
Condition: used (Please take a look at the video. The stamp you receive will be exactly the same as the one in the video. The colors are more accurate in the image than in the video.) Video as part of the description.
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