King George V Vintage stamps set of Seahorses Great Britain

King George V "Seahorses" High-Value Collection – 1918/1932 Vintage Great Britain Stamps

Few stamps carry the prestige and visual power of the King George V Seahorses. Originally issued in 1913 and continued through the 1932 Waterlow and De La Rue printings, the design depicts Britannia in her chariot, reigning over the waves—a powerful symbol of Britain’s maritime dominance during the era.

These are "Very Good Used" specimens, carefully selected for collectors who demand historical significance and artistic beauty. Whether you are filling the elusive high-value gaps in your album or investing in the trio that defined the George V era, these Seahorses are essential additions to any serious British collection.

The Collections (Select Your Set):

• Set 1: 2/6 Shilling Seahorse (Brown) – The foundational high-value issue. (£5.00)

• Set 2: 5 Shilling Seahorse (Red) – A stunning example of the mid-tier high-value definitive. (£10.00)

• Set 3: 10 Shilling Seahorse (Blue) – The most sought-after single from the primary trio. (£20.00)

• Set 4: The Complete Trio – Acquire all three primary Seahorses (2/6, 5/-, and 10/-) in one curated set. (£30.00)

• Set 5: Rare Vertical Pair – A specialized philatelic rarity for the advanced collector. (£120.00)

Technical Specifications

• Era: King George V 

• Design: Bertram Mackennal (Portrait) & G.W. Eve (Britannia)

• Condition: Very Good Used

• Historical Significance: One of the most famous and beloved designs in the history of British postage.