Description:A Great Britain King Edward VII 7d definitive in slate-grey, presented as a top marginal horizontal pair with attached selvedge. The design shows the left-facing royal profile within the familiar framed Postage & Revenue key-plate style, with value tablets at the upper corners. The pair appears mint never hinged, with full original gum visible on the reverse and no hinge remnant detected. There is light natural ageing to the gum and a few small reverse tone specks, but the perforations appear intact and the face impression remains clear and even.
Condition:| • Overall Grading | Fine Mint Never Hinged |
| • Gum | Full original gum visible; no hinge mark or hinge remnant detected on either stamp; light gum ageing and a few small reverse tone specks |
| • Centring | Both stamps slightly low within the perforation frame, with the designs clear of the perforations |
| • Perf | Perforations generally intact around the pair and central join, with no significant missing teeth visible |
| • Colour | Slate-grey impression appears clear, even and fresh for age |
| • Defects | Small reverse tone specks and light natural gum ageing; no tears, thins or creases visible |