United Kingdom. 1963, 16 May. Issue of a postage stamp dedicated to National Nature Week, insects - in particular bees, plants of the British Isles. The colorful plot of the postage stamp depicts the above representatives of the flora and fauna of the islands: a bouquet of wildflowers, a pollinating honey bee and so on. ONE postage stamp Mi.357. This stamp is offered separately, not in the full series, in case of need in the configuration of the existing series or only on this topic. The mark is clean, not cancelled, with an intact adhesive layer, without stickers or traces of them on the adhesive side - the symbol MNH (Mint Never Hinged) or **. Condition - EXCELLENT.
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