British Jamaica passport 1953 for a soldier

You see here a marvelous travel document from British Jamaica issued to a young soldier in uniform in 1953, well before Jamaicas’ independence in 1962. Attractive is also the revenue stamps on page one. His passport was valid for the British Empire, the United States of America, France, and Mexico. The documents’ initial validity was renewed later until 1963. Attached to the passport is an examination card of the bearer – Baron Wilberforce Everan Mapletoft Duncan. 

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