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SCG6360 - John Coakley Lettsom – Founder of the Medical Society of London (INTERPEX 1973, Quakers Issue)
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Issued by the British Virgin Islands in 1973 for INTERPEX, this ½¢ stamp commemorates Dr. John Coakley Lettsom (1744–1815), a distinguished physician and philanthropist born in the Virgin Islands. The design depicts his portrait against a pink background, honoring his Quaker heritage and his founding of the Medical Society of London in 1773. The stamp highlights both his humanitarian work and his ties to the Virgin Islands, aligning with the INTERPEX theme celebrating Quakers and their global contributions.
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