Alexander Fleming / Pilze - block of stamps mint never hinged, catalog no. 6097-6100, Guinea-Bissau | Mushrooms | nature | reason | Postage stamps

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Alexander Fleming / Pilze - block of stamps mint never hinged, catalog no. 6097-6100, Guinea-Bissau

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This mint stamp block from Guinea-Bissau was issued on July 16, 2012. The block contains four... more

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This mint stamp block from Guinea-Bissau was issued on July 16, 2012. The block contains four stamps of 700 FCFA each. The bacteriologist Alexander Fleming and various types of fungus can be seen on the stamps and on the edge of the block.

Discovered by accident - Alexander Fleming stumbled upon 1928 on the mold . In September 1928, the Scottish bacteriologist Alexander Fleming happened upon the antibiotic Penicil.
A mold that he named Penicillium notatum had destroyed a bacterial culture he had set up. One of the most important discoveries of modern medicine was a coincidence in the long search for an effective remedy against fatal infectious diseases.

The mint stamp block from Guinea-Bissau has catalog no. 6097-6100.