It is a postage stamp issued in 1970 to commemorate the 650th anniversary of the 1320 Arbroath Declaration. Meaning: The Declaration is a letter in Latin written by Scottish barons and earls to Pope John XXII, who claimed Scottish independence and recognized Robert the Bruce as its rightful king. Design: The stamp depicts the signing scene of the document at Arbroth Abbey. Denomination: The stamp has a face value of 5 pence (5d), which is typical for postal issues in the UK.
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