Stamp
SCG13945 - Christmas Island 1979 Sir Rowland Hill & Fish Composite Stamp (4c on 20c)
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This distinctive issue from Christmas Island (Indian Ocean) features a dual design combining a marine life vignette with a tribute to Sir Rowland Hill (1795–1879), the pioneer of modern postal systems. The inset depicts the Balistes vidua (triggerfish), highlighting the island’s rich marine biodiversity. The main design shows Sir Rowland Hill, symbolizing postal reform and the introduction of uniform postage. The unusual composite layout, with an embedded earlier fish stamp design, makes this issue particularly appealing to thematic collectors of both marine life and postal history. A visually striking and conceptually rich philatelic piece.
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