Stamp
SCG1109 - Congo Anti-Malaria Campaign Stamp (1962)
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Issued by the Republic of Congo in 1962, this 2 Franc stamp features a globe with a serpent-entwined staff (symbol of medicine) piercing a mosquito—highlighting the global fight against malaria. The inscription "Le Monde Uni Contre Le Paludisme" translates to “The World United Against Malaria.” This stamp was part of a worldwide WHO-backed anti-malaria effort and was printed by Courvoisier S.A. The clear, unused condition makes it desirable among thematic collectors.
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