Stamp
SCG13747 - Comoros 2009 – Charles Edwin Bessey & Armillaria mellea Mushroom (1000 FC)
1 in stock
This 2009 stamp from Comoros honors renowned American botanist Charles Edwin Bessey (1845–1915), a pioneer in plant taxonomy and education. The design pairs his portrait with Armillaria mellea, commonly known as the honey fungus, reflecting his contributions to botanical science and classification systems. Issued in a high denomination of 1000 Francs, the stamp features rich natural tones and detailed illustration of fungal specimens. The combination of scientific tribute and mycological subject matter makes it appealing to both thematic collectors and those specializing in notable scientists. A distinctive modern issue highlighting botanical heritage.
Couldn't load pickup availability
Explore Our Stamp Collection
Quality That Speaks for Itself
Each piece is high-definition digitally printed on premium stretchable canvas, crafted using state-of-the-art printing technology. Our modern artwork delivers stunning visuals—ideal for enhancing the ambiance of your living room, drawing room, office, restaurant, or any space in need of artistic flair.
Framed & Ready to Hang
Every canvas comes expertly framed and ready to display. With printed side margins for a seamless, gallery-style finish, your painting arrives as a complete, elegant addition to your wall—no assembly required.

Elevate Your Collection
Transform your space with the timeless charm of philately. Our curated selection of rare and artistic stamps brings history, beauty, and culture to life—perfect for collectors and connoisseurs alike. Let every stamp tell a story and reflect your unique passion.