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SCG7648 - Antigua – Drummer Boy, 4th King’s Own Regiment (1759)
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This half-cent stamp from Antigua vividly portrays a Drummer Boy of the 4th King’s Own Regiment, circa 1759. The young soldier is depicted in a detailed red, blue, and white uniform, complete with a tall mitre cap and traditional side drum, symbolizing the regimental musicians of the British Army during the 18th century. Behind him, faintly illustrated figures of other soldiers evoke the atmosphere of military life during the colonial era. The stamp also features the profile of Queen Elizabeth II, marking its issue during her reign. This design honors Antigua’s historical ties with the British military and its cultural heritage.
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