A Virgin Island stamp whose nickname is reference to the St. Ursula central-figure-omitted error stamp.   St.Ursula was a virgin martyr who lived sometime between the third and fifth centuries A.D. She was born in Britain, avoided marriage to a pagan king and is believed to have been slain for her faith with 10,000 virgin  companions at Cologne, Germany. Christopher Columbus named the Virgin Islands in her honor, when he made  landfall there about the time of her feast day, Oct. 21.