This striking Canadian definitive stamp, issued in 1939, features a left-facing profile portrait of King George VI in a finely engraved carmine red design. With a face value of 4 cents, it was part of the long-running “Mufti” series, widely used during the late 1930s and early 1940s. The clean lines and strong portrait reflect the elegance of Canadian engravings of the period. Stamps from this issue remain a favorite among collectors for their historical connection to Canada’s royal heritage and World War II-era postal history. A well-centered example adds strong appeal to any Commonwealth or Canadian collection.