This is a 1965 British postage stamp featuring Queen Elizabeth II and a portrait of Lord Joseph Lister, alongside chemical symbols representing his groundbreaking work in antiseptic surgery. The stamp was issued to honor the centenary of Lister’s pioneering contributions to medical science, which revolutionized surgical practices and reduced infections. The stamp has a value of 1 shilling (1s) and was printed by Harrison and Sons Ltd. Its modern design emphasizes the scientific and historical significance of Lister’s work.
Size: 24 x 41 mm
Condition: used (Please take a look at the video. The stamp you receive will be exactly the same as the one in the video. The colors are more accurate in the image than in the video.) Video as part of the description.
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