Description:
A fresh mint never hinged block of four from the British Solomon Islands King George V definitive issue, showing the 2/6 high value in red and black on blue paper. Each stamp bears the left-facing crowned monarch’s portrait within the classic keyplate frame, with bold red denomination figures and territory inscription. The block presents well, with strong colour contrast, intact perforations between and around the stamps, and full original gum visible on the reverse. Centring is slightly mixed across the four units but remains attractive overall. No hinge remnants or significant faults are apparent from the images, making this a desirable colonial high-value multiple.

Condition:

• Overall Grading	Fine Mint Never Hinged
• Gum	Full original gum visible across the block; no hinge mark or hinge remnant detected from the back image, appears never hinged
• Centring	Centring varies slightly across the block, generally clear of perforations with minor unevenness typical of the issue
• Perf	Perforations intact around the outer edges and between stamps, no pulled teeth apparent
• Colour	Fresh red and black impression on blue paper with strong contrast
• Defects	No defects noted