Jamaica 1916 War Stamp ½d yellow-green error, SG68b

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Jamaica 1916 War Stamp ½d yellow-green error, SG68bJamaica 1916 (Apr Sep) "WAR STAMP" d yellow green, type 19 overprint, error OVERPRINT DOUBLE, SG68b. A fine and fresh mint example with original gum. A few slightly short perforations do not detract from overall fine quality. A scarce war stamp error from World War I. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 140. Jamaica joined most British colonies in 1916, by introducing a levy on correspondence to support the war effort. The Government Printer

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