Bermuda – Scott # 119
$1.75Bermuda Scott #119 (1938), MNH. King George VI definitive featuring a harbor shipping scene. Fresh color with full original gum.
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Bermuda Scott #119 (1938), MNH. King George VI definitive featuring a harbor shipping scene. Fresh color with full original gum.

Bermuda Scott #119 (1938), used. King George VI pictorial definitive featuring a harbor scene with ships. Light cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #120A, 2½d King George VI stamp, Mint Never Hinged with coastal scenic design.

Bermuda Scott #121a (1938), MNH. King George VI pictorial definitive featuring Gibbs Hill Lighthouse. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #121D (1938), MNH. King George VI pictorial definitive featuring a Bermuda longtail in flight over the ocean. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #122 (1938), MNH. King George VI pictorial definitive featuring a scenic coastal landscape. Full original gum with fresh color.

Canada Scott #230, 3¢ King George VI definitive issued in 1937, used example.

Canada Scott #255, 5¢ King George VI definitive issued in 1942, mint never hinged example.

Canada Scott #293, 5¢ King George VI postwar definitive issued in 1949, mint never hinged example.

Used partial set of Ceylon King George VI pictorial definitives, Scott 279–289A (low value omitted), featuring scenic landscapes, wildlife, and cultural subjects with period cancels.

Fiji Scott #114–116 is a 1937 used three-stamp set commemorating the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Issued in 1d, 2d, and 3d denominations, it features classic engraved royal portraits and ceremonial symbolism.

1947 India Scott #195, a used Victory commemorative stamp featuring King George VI and a symbolic 1945 Victory design. Issued at the close of World War II during the final period of British rule in India.

1947 India Scott #196, a used Victory commemorative stamp featuring King George VI and a symbolic “Victory 1945” design. Issued at the close of World War II during the final year of British rule in India.

KUT Scott 72 used featuring Mount Kilimanjaro and King George VI.

Kenya, Uganda & Tanganyika Scott #60–62 (1937) – Coronation issue honoring King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, released for the British Commonwealth. Used three-stamp set.


Seychelles Scott #129b (1952) is a 6-cent King George VI definitive depicting a fishing pirogue, offered unused with hinge, and popular with collectors of British colonial and maritime themes.

Seychelles Scott #131 (1952) is a 9-cent King George VI definitive depicting the iconic Coco-de-Mer palm, offered unused with hinge and popular with botanical and British colonial collectors.

Seychelles Scott #136 (1952) is a 20-cent King George VI definitive depicting a fishing pirogue, offered unused with hinge and well suited to British colonial or maritime stamp collections.

Seychelles Scott #139 (1952) is a 30-cent King George VI definitive depicting a giant tortoise, offered unused with hinge and popular with wildlife and British colonial collectors.

Seychelles Scott #141 (1952) is a 50-cent King George VI definitive depicting the iconic Coco-de-Mer palm, offered unused with hinge and well suited to botanical or British colonial collections.

Malaya (Singapore) Scott #5 & #17a on early airmail cover to Charleston, SC with commercial law firm usage.

St. Kitts–Nevis Scott #85 (1946) is a 6d definitive stamp featuring King George VI paired with an allegorical figure. Offered used with clear cancellation and solid detail.

St. Christopher and Nevis Scott #76–78 (1937) commemorates the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Three-stamp set offered unused hinged with original gum and strong color.