1918 Wreck cover from Cairo to London carried by SS Kingstonian, which, on April 11, 1918 was torpedoed by German submarine U68, towed into Carloforte, Sardinia, where the water damaged mail was removed. After repairs it left but was torpedoed by submarine U48 and sank, boxed DAMAGED BY IMMERSION IN SEA WATER, fine & scarce (Image)

1893 No Value Official in chestnut, with crescent and star wmk pointing to the left in imperforate left marginal block of 10, mounted in margin only, very fine (NP $500) (Image)

1938 1m to 50m selection of 16 control number blocks of four, noted 50m A38 & A40, mint nh or mint hr, very fine (NP $83) (Image)

1911 (Mar 23) Envelope to Cairo franked with Officials 1893 no value, 1907 1m and 2m pair, all tied ZAGAZIG, bs on arrival CAIRO 24 III 11, very fine (Image)

1948-66, 22 covers on exhibition pages showing a wealth of frankings, postmarks, censors, FPO, etc., very fine, rarely encountered (Est. € 240/300) (Image)

1907 Officials 5pi grey imperforate block of 4, mint nh, fine (Image)

1922-23 Official 1m sepia in block of 4 showing plate errors of original stamps “broken frame on Arabic value at top right” (2nd stamp) and “dots on “Maleem” omitted” (4th stamp) (sheet position 90 & 100), mint hr for top pair, mint nh for bottom pair, cert. Hass (Image)

1922-23 Official 2m vermilion with inverted overprint in marginal block of four, mint nh, some minor toning on the reverse, signed and cert. Hass (NP $1’000) (Image)

1922-23 Official 4m green with inverted overprint in marginal block of four (pos.41/52), mint nh, light horizontal gum creases, signed and cert. Hass (NP $1’000) (Image)

1926-35 Officials 1m to 50m part set of ten, nh mint marginal blocks of four or six, showing oblique Royal perforations, very fine & scarce in blocks (Image)

1926-35 Officials set of 12 with oblique perforations, mint nh, very fine (NP $271) (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 1m to 10m, 20m to 50m part set with oblique perforations in blocks of 4, mint nh, very fine (NP $264+) and 1m to 50m set of 9 singles with oblique perforations, mint og, very fine (NP $74) (Image)

1938 Officials 3m left marginal block of four with double perforations, one oblique, mint nh, very fine (Image)

1938 Officials with oblique perforations with 3m with double perf. one oblique in block of 4, 15m block of 4, 20m block of 6 and 50m block of 4, mint nh, fine (NP $320+) (Image)

1938 Officials 4m in left marginal block of four with double perforations, one oblique, mint nh, very fine (Image)

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)

1962 Officials set of 8 stamps imperforate with margins (the 4m. does not exist imperforate), a scarce set (Image)

1962-62 Officials with set in mint nh blocks of 4 and set of singles (with some controls), mint nh, very fine (Image)

1884 Postage Due on incoming mail, 10pa and 1pi (both wmk impressed on face), on envelope from Gibraltar with GB 1881 1d lilac die II, faults incl. missing portion of reverse and cover repairs (Image)

1884 Postage Due on incoming cover, 2pi red used on an overweight letter in February 1886 from GB with 1883-84 2 1/2d, postage paid for a single-weight letter, and therefore marked 2/25 in pencil, 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)

1884 5pi red in top right corner margin block of 15, mint nh, with marginal inscription and shifted pseudo watermark including margin watermark, very fine & scarce block, cert. Hass (Image)

1884 Postage Dues 1pi Rose-Red imperf. between, used, some faults, not priced used in Nile Post (Image)

1894 (Jul 1) Envelope from Wadi Halfa (Sudan) to Cairo, sent unfranked and taxed on arrival with 1889-1915 1pi postage due, faults incl. small portion of backflap missing, scarce (Image)