Ceylon – Scott #s 313-14, used

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1951–52 Ceylon 10¢ Coconut Tree and 35¢ Orchids definitives (Scott #313–314). Clean used examples showcasing tropical flora and fine engraving.

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Description

Ceylon – Scott #313–314 (1951–52 Definitives, Used)
These attractive definitive stamps from early postwar Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) highlight the island’s natural beauty and agricultural wealth.

  • 10¢ – Coconut Tree: A graceful depiction of the coconut palm, a vital symbol of Ceylon’s tropical landscape and economy.

  • 35¢ – Orchid Flowers: A lush illustration of native orchids, celebrating the country’s diverse flora and elegant design aesthetic.

Issued between 1951 and 1952, these stamps bridge the late colonial and early independence eras, featuring bilingual inscriptions in English, Sinhala, and Tamil. Printed by Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co., they display fine engraved detail and subtle color work typical of mid-century Commonwealth issues.

Condition: Used
Designs: Coconut Tree, Orchids
Years of Issue: 1951–1952
Theme: Flora, Agriculture, Nature
Country: Ceylon

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