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SCG11062 - Cayman Islands 4c & 8c Pictorial Definitives – Grand Cayman Map & Georgetown Town Scene (1960s)
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This attractive Cayman Islands definitive pair from the 1960s pictorial series highlights the geography and everyday life of Grand Cayman.
The 4c value features a detailed map of Grand Cayman, marking key locations such as George Town, West Bay, Bodden Town, and East End—an excellent geographic reference design.
The 8c value depicts a lively town scene in Georgetown, capturing mid-20th-century island architecture, transport, and street life.
Both stamps bear the Queen Elizabeth II (E II R) side emblem, typical of British colonial definitives of the period.
Highly suitable for collectors of Caribbean philately, maps on stamps, and colonial pictorial issues.
A solid pair for thematic collections or as part of a complete Cayman Islands definitive set.
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