A commemorative postage stamp honoring Deenabandhu C.F. Andrews was issued by India Post in 1971 to mark his contributions as an educator, missionary, and freedom fighter. The stamp, often available in mint condition or as first-day covers, features his portrait, recognizing him as a devoted friend of India and the poor.
Key Details of the C.F. Andrews Stamp:
Release Year: 1971.
Description: Commemorative stamp honoring Charles Freer Andrews (1871–1940).
Significance: Known for his work with Mahatma Gandhi, Rabindranath Tagore, and his role in fighting the indentured labor system.
Collectibles: Available as single stamps, blocks of 4 or 6, and First Day Covers (FDC).
Condition: Frequently traded as Mint Never Hinged (MNH) or used, with New Delhi cancellation commonly found on covers.
The stamp honors his dedication to social reform and his close connection with India’s struggle for independence.