This Swiss definitive stamp, issued in 1907, features the "Cross and Numeral" design, displaying the Swiss white cross in a circular frame above a bold "2" denomination. The inscription Helvetia (Latin for Switzerland) reflects the country’s tradition of using a neutral name on its stamps. Printed in brown, it belongs to a widely used series that served everyday postal needs in the early 20th century. These issues are valued by collectors for their classic ornamental frames and clear national symbolism. Postally used examples, such as this one with a legible cancellation, highlight its genuine service in Swiss mail history.