
Belgium 1960 Anti-Tuberculosis Semi-Postal Stamps
Belgium · 1960 · 3.50+1.50fr & 6+3fr
This set of two semi-postal stamps was issued to raise funds for the fight against tuberculosis. The designs feature portraits of two prominent Belgian physicians: Dr. Joseph Denys (1857-1932), a bacteriologist known for his work on immunity, and Dr. René Sand (1877-1953), a pioneer in social medicine. The surtax on each stamp directly supported anti-tuberculosis charities.
Issued during a period of global public health initiatives, these stamps reflect Belgium's ongoing commitment to combating tuberculosis, a major health concern in the mid-20th century.
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Photogravure
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