£325.00
Grenada 1888-91 4d on 2s orange, type 16 surcharge with 4mm space between "4d" and "POSTAGE", block of 4, lower right stamp variety wide space (2¼mm) between "TWO" and "SHILLINGS" (R10/3), SG41b.
A fine and attractive mint block of four with large part original gum. Tiny perforation tones and left pair with vertical bend, but remains much better condition than normally seen.
A very scarce multiple with very lovely fresh colour.
The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is £450+.
The Chalon Head stamps are considered one of the most beautiful stamp designs from the Victorian era. The design is based on the 1838 painting of the young Queen Victoria by Alfred Chalon.
Undenominated revenue stamps of Grenada featuring the Chalon Head design were used from 1875 and surcharged with a value and a "POSTAGE" overprint making them valid for regular postage. These were used until 1891.
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