Stamp
SCG4259 - Greece 1963 – Red Cross Issue: Achilles and Patroclus (2.50 Drachmai)
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This Greek postage stamp, issued in 1963, has a face value of 2.50 drachma and was released to support the Red Cross. The design features an ancient Greek vase-style depiction of Achilles tending to the wounded Patroclus, a powerful image of care and brotherhood drawn from Homeric legend. The classical art theme highlights Greece’s cultural heritage while aligning with the humanitarian mission of the Red Cross. Collectors value this stamp for its historical symbolism, fine design, and its place within Greece’s Red Cross commemorative issues.
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