Issued by Jamaica in 1952, this vibrant 2d commemorative stamp celebrates the 1st Caribbean Scout Jamboree, a significant regional gathering of Scouts. The design prominently features the iconic fleur-de-lis symbol overlaid with a map of the Caribbean, representing unity and international scouting spirit. A portrait of King George VI appears in the upper corner, reflecting the colonial era context. The stamp is further enriched with agricultural motifs like bananas and sugar cane, highlighting Jamaica’s economic identity. Its bold color contrast and thematic depth make it a standout piece for Scout and Caribbean collectors.