British Passport issued to Charles Frederick JACKMAN

A British Passport with blue cardboard cover pages. The front cover has a passport number and stamped date on a white background. ‘British Passport’ in gold lettering appears below this with the British Coat of Arms in the centre of the cover, followed by ‘United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland’ in gold lettering. The hand-written bearer’s name is located at the bottom of the cover page on a white background. Inside the front cover is an official statement from Sir John Allsesbrook Simon. Page 1 states the Passport Number, hand-written bearer’s name and nationality. Page 2 indicates hand-written place and date of birth, address and details of appearance, with a photograph and signature of JACKMAN on page 3, along with an embossed official stamp for the Foreign Office alongside a black ink stamp for the same office dated ‘10 November 1934’. Page 4 indicates in handwriting that the passport is valid for travel in the British Empire and includes the expiry date. There are two ink stamps on Page 7 of the passport; one for the Port of Colombo in purple ink and the other for Customs at Fremantle, Western Australia, dated ‘23 December 1934’ in red ink. The inside of the back cover states the regulations for the use of the passport.