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All Forums Category: General Philatelic Discussions (Non Country Specific) Forum: Main Stamp Collecting Forum

Pharmacology : The Bowl Of Hygieia.

 
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rod222
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Posted 09/10/2010   10:21 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add rod222 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message

Received your Cinderella Marc! (and other tasty morsels)



Your "Bowl of Hygieia"

Hygieia=health, hygiene (Hygieia = goddess of sanitation)




Hygieia was the daughter of the God of Medicine = Aesculapius

Shown here by the rod and the single snake
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Posted 09/11/2010   10:03 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add kirks to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Interesting topic, Rod.

It's good to be back
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rod222
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The return of the prodigal son...
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Cjd
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Here she is...


Welcome back, Kirk. I've been out of town a bit myself...looks like I have a lot of catching up to do.
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tonymacg
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And then there's the Dark Side of medicine, as they knew in Soruth

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rod222
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Two great scans! thanks Guys.
Boy! did the NZ stamp cause some controversy at the time.
They said something like she was a siren of Bacchus

Personally I think it is a magnificent stamp,
beautifully balanced, a real pleasure to look at
without the obvious reference to the lass.
Bravo to the Kiwis for passing approval.


Tony the vignette doesn't appear too dark,
just an appraisal with stethoscope



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tonymacg
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Not sure I like the look of the bloke wielding the stethoscope, though, Rod.
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rod222
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Therein lies the beauty of hand carved woodblocks.
The Doc looks like he could do the moonwalk,
and the patient, well he's from a planet
out near Spock's place.
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tonymacg
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You don't suppose one of them is Spock, do you
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rod222
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Speaking of woodblocks,
here is a famous woodblock that received ridicule
in its time.

It is usually understood woodblocks were carved from
the end-grain of box wood, but this fellow is one big
lump of timber.

There is one wood that does not warp with moisture
but I cannot recall it at this time. Mahogany.






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rod222
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Quote:
You don't suppose one of them is Spock, do you




Only joking Spocky!

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