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SCG5190 - Great Britain 1965 – Lister Centenary: Antiseptic Surgery (Set of 2)
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Issued by Great Britain in 1965, this commemorative set honors the centenary of Joseph Lister’s pioneering work in antiseptic surgery. The 4d stamp depicts surgical apparatus with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, symbolizing advances in medical sterilization. The 1s stamp features a bold portrait of Joseph Lister, alongside Queen Elizabeth II, framed in modernist design. These stamps highlight the importance of Lister’s contributions to infection control and the transformation of medical practice. A significant issue for collectors interested in medical history, healthcare themes, and British commemoratives.
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