This classic provisional issue features the ½d definitive of King Edward VIII, overprinted for use in the British Morocco Agencies, with a bold “15 CENTIMES” surcharge. Issued in 1936, these stamps are noteworthy because Edward VIII’s reign was brief, making all his postal issues especially desirable. The crisp black overprint—reading MOROCCO and AGENCIES vertically—adds strong visual contrast to the deep red-brown portrait design. A historically significant item linked to both colonial postal history and the short-lived Edward VIII series, it stands as a prized addition for specialists in British Empire overprints and Morocco postal agencies.