BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT: Commercial covers with all different '[crown]/EGYPT/[numeral]/POSTAGE PAID' postmarks with most numbers between '1' and '25', several in two or three different colours, various adhesives on the reverse, fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$200
Opening AU$ 170.00
Sold...AU$ 210.00
Closed..Jun-24-2026, 19:30:00 EST
Sold For 210
Sale No: 264
Lot No: 826
Symbol: C/D
Cat No: A1-A11
BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT: Philatelic covers with various adhesives on the reverse and all different '[crown]/EGYPT/[numeral]/POSTAGE PAID' postmarks with most numbers between '1' and '25' in various colours, all with various 'M.P.O.' cds of 15MR36, generally very fine; also printed 'POSTAL CONCESSION/...' notice advising that all stamps (SG A1-A11) could be used "...up to and including the 15th March, 1936. After that day they will cease to be of postal value..." Also advising that usage was restricted to the UK and the Irish Free State!
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Estimate AU$200
Opening AU$ 200.00
Sold...AU$ 200.00
Closed..Jun-24-2026, 19:30:00 EST
Sold For 200
Sale No: 264
Lot No: 827
Symbol: C
Cat No: A10
BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT: 1935-36 covers each with 1935 Silver Jubilee 1pi ultramarine SG A10 tied to the reverse by a retta cancel in various colours comprising a second day usage of '.../7MA35/ABU QIR', another May 1935 usage at Cairo (vertical crease through the stamp), apparently commercial registered usage at Alexandria, and three philatelic usages of which two have the Fuad 3m on the face used on the First Day of Issue. A very unusual opportunity.
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