This classic Newfoundland definitive features the mature portrait of Queen Victoria, engraved and printed by the American Bank Note Company. Issued in the late 1880s–1890s, the stamp is rendered in a rich vermilion-orange shade, a hallmark of the period. The ornate frame and crisp ABN-style line engraving make it a favourite among British North America specialists. Postmarked examples like yours highlight its postal history value, especially when well-centered with clear facial details still visible. A fine representation of Newfoundland’s pre-Confederation philatelic heritage.