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SCG12011 - Italy 1974 St. Thomas Aquinas (S. Tommaso d’Aquino) 50 Lire Stamp
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This commemorative stamp issued by Italy in 1974 honors St. Thomas Aquinas (1226–1274), one of the most influential medieval theologians and philosophers. The design features a classical artistic depiction of the saint holding an open book, symbolizing his profound contributions to scholastic philosophy and Christian theology. The warm golden background enhances the religious iconography, giving the stamp a devotional artistic character. Issued in the 700th anniversary period of his death, this stamp forms part of Italy’s religious-heritage commemoratives. It is a notable addition for collectors specializing in theology, saints, or European cultural issues. Well-centered examples with intact perforations are particularly desirable.
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