British Levant postage stamp from 1887

Add a touch of history to your collection with this vintage orange postage stamp. Perfect for enthusiasts and collectors alike. From my dad’s extensive collection. He has Alzheimer’s now. All monies raised from the sale of his items will go to Alzheimer’s research. • Origin: This stamp was issued for use in the British Post Offices in the Ottoman Empire, commonly known as the British Levant. & • Denomination: The stamp's original denomination was 2½d (two and a half pence), which was overprinted with "40 PARAS" to reflect the local currency in use. • Historical Context: These stamps were used for mail sent from British post offices located in cities like Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul) within the Ottoman Empire to destinations like England. Please review pictures carefully. All sales are final.