We aim to provide a comprehensive list of stamps and postmarks related to medicine and pharmacy issued in January 2025. This also serves as a resource for thematic philately. Most information is sourced from colnect.com.
Mothers’ Recovery Center Charity, 75 Years
- Country: Germany, Federal Republic
- Issued on: 2025-01-02
- Size: 55 x 30 mm
- Colors: Multicolor
- Designers: Andrea Voß-Acker
- Printers: Bundesdruckerei Berlin
- Format: Commemorative
- Perforation: comb 13¾ x 14
- Printing: Offset lithography
- Face value: 95 ct – Euro cent
GlaxoSmithKline India, Centenary
- Country: India
- Issued on: 2025-01-04
- Colors: Multicolor
- Format: Stamp with Attached Label
- Emission: Personalized – Official
- Printing: Offset lithography
- Face value: 5 ₹ – Indian rupee
- Description: Printed in sheets of 12 with se-tenant labels that can be customized. Sold by India Post for ₹500 per sheet of 12.
Nuclear Power Applications
- Country: China, People’s Republic
- Issued on: 2025-01-15
- Size: 50 x 36 mm
- Colors: Multicolor
- Designers: Guo Zhiyi
- Printers: Beijing Stamp Factory Co., Ltd.
- Format: Commemorative
- Perforation: 13
- Printing: Offset lithography
- Face value: 1.50 ¥ – Chinese renminbi yuan
Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, 60 Years
- Country: India
- Issued on: 2025-01-22
- Colors: Multicolor
- Format: Stamp with Attached Label
- Emission: Personalized – Official
- Printing: Offset lithography
- Face value: 5 ₹ – Indian rupee
- Description: Printed in sheets of 12 with se-tenant labels that can be customized. Sold by India Post for ₹500 per sheet of 12.
Minka Skaberne, Teacher of the Blind
- Country: Slovenia
- Issued on: 2025-01-30
- Colors: Multicolor
- Designers: Gorazd Učakar
- Printers: Agencija Za Komercijalnu Djelatnost
- Format: Commemorative
- Perforation: 14
- Printing: Offset lithography
- Face value: D º – No Face Value
Minka Skaberne (1882–1965) was a pioneer in education for the blind in Slovenia. After completing her teacher training, she specialized in teaching the blind in Vienna and Graz. In 1918, she participated in founding the first institution for the blind in Ljubljana and laid the foundation for a Braille library with over 2,500 books. She supervised teaching at the blind school established in 1919 and contributed to the creation of a home for the blind in Škofja Loka. In addition to her pedagogical work, she authored publications on the education and care of the blind.
