1845 October 15 entire letter from Alexandria to London, endorsed ‘via Marseilles’ in red ink and ‘paid’, Crown Circle ‘PAID AT ALEXANDRIA’ in red, Alexandria circular date stamp 22 October, manuscript rate ‘1/8’ in red ink, Malta Lazaret purification mark and two diagonal slits, London Paid arrival of 3 November; very fine. RARE.
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Lot #43008 - egypt british post offices
1862 (Aug 27) Stampless cover from Suez to India, with black British PO Suez cds (type D-2) on reverse, Bombay and Indian postage due hs on the front, scarce, ex Fikry
Lot #43009 - egypt british post offices
1864 (Dec 12) Printed Telegram "Per Alexandria Cairo & Suez Telegraph" cover sent from Suez to Bombay, with vert. pair of 1862 6d lilac pl.4 tied by "B02" numerals, with blue British PO Suez cds below, some discolouration to one stamp, attractive and very scarce, ex Fikry
Lot #43010 - egypt british post offices
Selection of 3 stamped covers with Great Britain frankings; comprising 1864 printed Telegraph envelope with 1s Plate 1 cancelled ‘BO2’ from Suez to India; 1871 with 1s Plate 4 cancelled ‘BO1’ from Cairo to Sir Thomas Gabriel in London, readdressed within London with 1d red; 1874 with 2d Plate 14 cancelled ‘BO1’ from Alexandria to Scotland, the ‘4’ in ‘74’ in the date stamp is sideways; some faults though attractive.
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