Hong Kong 1900, 5 cents stamp from the Queen Victoria definitive series, printed in yellow and bearing a clear circular cancel dated 1902 from CPO Hong Kong. Produced by De La Rue & Co. Ltd. using typography, the stamp features the iconic profile of Queen Victoria, framed with ornamental elements denoting imperial authority. Issued on watermarked paper showing "CA under crown" in upward orientation, this daily-use stamp is perforated 14 and represents the final stage of Victorian postal issues before the accession of Edward VII. With themes reflecting royalty, queenship, and the colonial structure of the British Empire in East Asia, this stamp was widely used in international correspondence and administrative dispatches. Cataloged as Scott HK 41, Michel HK 57, Yvert et Tellier HK 38, and Stanley Gibbons HK 58. Condition Very fine used example with full perforations, strong print clarity, and an attractively placed “CPO Hong Kong 1902” cancel. Estimate "$40 – 55"