This classic King George V definitive from Great Britain belongs to the highly collected profile head issue, printed between 1912 and 1924. The stamp features a finely engraved left-facing portrait of George V framed by laurel leaves and crowned at the top—an iconic layout admired for its depth and detail. Issued in deep green, it carries the denomination Four Pence and the inscription Postage & Revenue, typical of the dual-purpose definitives of the era. Used examples like this one are valued for their bold colour, excellent impression, and the intricate typographic design characteristic of early 20th-century British philately. A solid addition for collectors of KGV, Machin predecessors, or British definitive series.