Labuan 2-Cent Postage Stamp with Queen Victoria Portrait - Historical Philatelic Artifact #834 (License: Personal Use)

This historical postage stamp was issued by the British Crown Colony of Labuan in the late 19th century, denominated at 2 cents and printed in black ink. It features a left-facing profile of Queen Victoria wearing a diadem, enclosed in an oval frame with elaborate scrollwork; vertical panels include Arabic script on the left and Chinese characters (貳仙是) on the right, signifying “two cents.” The top banner reads “LABUAN POSTAGE,” reflecting the colony’s administrative bilingualism and imperial identity.

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