ROYAL PRINTING PROOFS - VALUABLE GROUP: 1939-49, 25 imperforated stamps printed on thick paper with black overprint ''Cancelled'' in English or Arabic, including King Farouk 1m-22m (no 13m) of 1944-46, 30m-200m from re-issue of 1947-49, three air post stamps and etc., nice quality, no gum as produced, VF and rare assemblage (Image)

1952, unissued Arabic overprint ''King of Egypt and Sudan'' on King Farouk stamps of 3m brown (dark blue overprint on stamp issued in 1946 instead of stamp of 1937), 15m dark violet (black overprint instead of carmine), 40m dark brown (carmine instead of green), each one with black handstamp on reverse, which confirms that stamps belonged to the Royal Egyptian Stamp Collection, all attached on Egyptian presentation cards (two original and one reprint), full OG, NH (2) or LH, VF and rare, no more then 100 of each were printed, expertized by K. Bileski with his accompanying papers (Image)

United Arab Republics. ISSUES FOR EGYPT AND SYRIA COLLECTION: 1958-68, over 450 mint stamps and 15 souvenir sheets of Egypt and about 100 stamps and 4 souvenir sheets for Syria (Sc. #1-51, C1-49), nice and fresh stamps neatly arranged on Scott Album pages, full OG, apparently all are NH, F/VF, C.v. is about $950 (Image)