Issued by Ghana in 1963 to mark the 100th anniversary of the International Red Cross (1863–1963), this commemorative set highlights humanitarian aid and medical service. The 4d stamp depicts a nurse caring for children, symbolizing relief and compassion, while the 1½d stamp features a stylized Red Cross emblem with ribbon colors of Ghana’s national flag. The designs emphasize the organization’s role in health care, disaster relief, and international humanitarian work. These stamps combine symbolic artwork with strong mid-20th-century graphic design typical of early Ghanaian issues after independence. They are popular thematic items for Red Cross, medical, and charity collections.