1954 Official and Registered cover to the USA, franked with the 1952 official 50m overprinted King of Egypt & Sudan, total franking of 85m: rate of 37m for surface mail + 45m for registration, overpaid 3m, official covers with overprinted stamps are quite scarce (Image)

1915 Official cover, on O.H.H.S. stationery, franked with the ‘no value’ official stamp NP O1, 1m. sepia O10, and a pair of 2m. green with INVERTED OVERPRINT, mailed En Ville and cancelled DAWAWIN CAIRO 8 XII 15, backstamped CAIRO same day, also backstamped MINISTERE DES FINANCES EGYPTE, signed C F Hass (Image)

1907 (Feb 31) Large envelope with ten Official 1907 5pa rose-carmine (strip of 7, pair and single) tied by Rashid cds, Damanhur(?) arrival bs, 2 stamps appear to be missing, still a scarce multiple franking (Image)

1913 “O.H.H.S.” monolingual overprint on 5m pane of 60 with control number “5” and margins all around showing multiple overprint varieties, hinged in selvage only, very fine and scarce

1915 “O.H.H.S.” overprinted 2m. pane of 60 with margins all around, NH, very fine

1924 Officials, 1m to 50m complete set in mint corner marginal plate blocks of four, 50m missing lower margin, very fine & a scarce set (Image)

1926-35 Officials, 1m to 50m complete set in mint nh marginal blocks of four, in Royal oblique perforations, fresh, very fine & scarce (Image)

1938 Officials complete set of 9 imperf. with “cancelled” on reverse, very fine (Image)

1884 Postage Due, 5 piastres black, plate proof in a block of 4, a scarce block, refer to Nile Post page 605, NP PD5 proof, signed C F Hass (Image)

1889-1907 2pi die proof in black on glossy card, 92x60mm, dated “12 OCT, 1888” with “BEFORE HARDENING” alongside, very fine & scarce (Image)

1927-32 Postage Dues, 1m to 30m complete set in mint nh marginal blocks of four, in Royal oblique perforations, fresh, very fine & scarce (except 250m which is not known misperfed) (Image)

1958 Postage Due, 2m. red-orange, inverted watermark, a complete sheet of 100 stamps with control A/57, rarely seen in a complete sheet, NP PD49a (Image)

1936 Fuad Postes 5m unexploded booklet, all panes with A/36 control number and watermark upright, very fine and scarce (NP $325) (Image)

1892 Salt tax revenues of the First, Second, and De La Rue issues on four complete Salt Requisition forms, including one with bisected 10m and 50m First and Second Issue revenues, one with a 4-colour De La Rue issue franking, and one franked with 22 copies of the £E5 De La Rue revenue (form with three stamps removed), very fine except for some minor tears around edges of these fragile documents, scarce (Image)

1922 Essay of Revenue Stamp, the Consular Service, King Fouad, 200m. blue from the bottom-right of a sheetlet of 9, refer to Peter Feltus book page 181, unusual & scarce (Image)

1938 Revenues, set of nine, “cancelled” on reverse, very fine & scarce (Image)

TAX ISSUE: 1939-49 First Egyptian Tax Issue 100m green and orange-brown with “Cancelled” on reverse in block of 4 from the top-right of the sheet, see Peter Feltus p.5, very fine (Image)

1991 Air Definitives, 70 pi. purple, brown and yellow-orange, a strip of 10 stamps with two stamps with the frame missing, 5 such strips are known, NP A115a and A115b (Image)

1947 Farouk “Military” Issue, 50m greenish-blue, top right corner sheet marginal control pair showing four stamps, Arabic A/47 with strikes, with oblique perforation, very fine (Image)

1953 Airmails Obliterated issue 10m violet (unissued, see Nile Post p.559), mint nh, sheet marginal block of fifteen pos. 26-40, overprinted “3 bars”, very fine & a scarce multiple (Image)

POSTAL STATIONERY 1890-1947ca., Group of 58 mint postal stationery incl. reply cards, wrappers, noted scarce 1940/47 airletters, some duplication (Est. € 150/300) (Image)

1953 Postal Stationery letter sheet, 10m. violet King Farouk “Military” portrait, overprinted X, quite scarce item missing from many postal stationery collections, NP SLS14, signed Hass (Image)

1953 Postal Stationery letter sheet Soldier 10m affixed over Farouk 10m overprinted “X”, unusued, very fine & scarce (NP $300)

1891 3m/5m postal stationery cards, with inverted overprint, double overprint, and with upright overprint but with inverted figure “3”, unused, one with surface rubbing, otherwise very fine, two signed Hass (Image)

1928 4m postal stationery cards separated and with “Réponse” and “Avec Réponse” obliterated by black bars, unused, very fine and scarce (NP SPC 28 and 29) (Image)