Great Britain 1976 Social Reformers Lord Shaftesbury 11 pence Scott#804 SG#1004 The image shows a British postage stamp from 1976, part of a series commemorating social reformers. It features Anthony Ashley Cooper, the 7th Earl of Shaftesbury, commonly known as Lord Shaftesbury. Subject: Lord Shaftesbury (1801-1885), a prominent social reformer who advocated for improved working conditions and child welfare. Denomination: 11 pence. Issue Date: 1976. Designer: David Gentleman. Series: Part of a set of four stamps honoring 19th-century social reformers. Historical Context: Shaftesbury's efforts led to significant reforms, including the Ten Hour Act of 1833, which limited working hours for children. He also founded the Climbing Boys' Society to protect children employed as chimney sweeps. Collectibility: This stamp is of interest to stamp collectors and those interested in British history and social reform. Multiple items- additional items are shipped without any extra cost Items are shipped using Canada Post without tracking to keep costs low. This is the most economical option. Canada Post is incredibly reliable, but can be slow. Although not common, it can take up to 2 1/2 weeks for a maill to reach a U.S.destination and 4 to 5 weeks for an international address. If you require tracking or a faster delivery please message before ordering. If you are looking a multiple purchases, please message us. Although PHILATELISTs appreciate these Postage Stamps, Crafty people can utilize these unused, vintage postage stamps to enhance a journal, scrapbook, stationary, envelope, or other papercraft project.