Title: Tercentenary of the General Assembly of Barbados Publisher: Barbados Date: June 27, 1939 Catalog: Sn:BB 202/206 Quantity: 5 stamps, complete set Condition: Fine These are stamps from Barbados, a Caribbean nation. Although it's called a parliament, Barbados was a colony of the British Empire for a long time. The portraits of Charles I (1600-1649) and George VI (1895-1952) are symbolic. By the way, the origin of the word "Barbados" is said to be "beard" ^^ The condition has some stains, but I think it's good for a stamp from this era. MNH (Mint Never Hinged) #DarknessFullOfBritishStamps (All Included) [Notes] Stamp conditions are classified as "Very Fine - Fine - Fair" based on the following criteria: ① No physical damage such as folds, fingerprints, or dirt. ② No hinge, hinge marks, or writing on the back. ③ Clear perforations. ④ Clear impression. ⑤ Sufficient margins. If all conditions are perfect, it is classified as "Very Fine." If there is even one flaw, it is classified as "Fine." If there are two or more flaws, it is classified as "Fair." *However, the printing technology of the time of issue will be taken into consideration. Recommended for those who appreciate authenticity and are looking for stamps without fingerprints ^^ Management Number: 052-202