This set of Ajman airmail stamps depicts famous paintings illustrating early medical practices, each overprinted with the Lions International emblem.

• 35 Dirhams – “Doctor’s Visit” by J. Havicksz, showing a physician examining a patient in a dimly lit chamber.

• 1 Riyal – “Apothecary’s Shop” by P. Longhi, capturing a bustling pharmacy scene with herbs and remedies.

• 85 Dirhams – “Antiochus Malady” by J. Ingres, portraying the dramatic illness of King Antiochus in classical style.

Issued in the early 1970s, these stamps combine art and history with a humanitarian theme, highlighting the Lions Club’s focus on health and community service. They are highly collectible for both topical collectors (medicine, art on stamps, humanitarian themes) and Ajman specialists.