602 | Egypt
★★/★(1866ca). Espectacular colección de Egipto entre 1866 y 2000, en nuevo y usado, la parte clásica con algún sello usado y a partir de 1920 en nuevo con y sin fijasellos, destacando series completas de 1914, 1920, 1922 (sobrecargada), 1923, 50 pi de 1926, serie del Rey Fouad de 1927, serie completa de la UPU de 1934, todas las series de Correo Aéreo (excepto 20 m de 1953) hasta 1953, hojas bloque, alguna sin dentar (incluye hoja bloque de 1956 del 2º Pan Arab Jamborce dentada y sin dentar), etc (alguna manchita del tiempo). ALTISIMO VALOR DE CATALOGO. IMPRESCINDIBLE EXAMINAR.
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★★/★(1866ca). Spectacular collection of Egypt between 1866 and 2000, in new and used, the classic part with some used stamps and from 1920 in new with and without fixed stamps, highlighting complete series of 1914, 1920, 1922 (surcharged), 1923, 50 pi of 1926, 1927 King Fouad series, 1934 UPU complete series, all Airmail series (except 1953 20m) up to 1953, block sheets, some imperforate (includes 1956 2nd Pan Arab Jamborce block sheet notched and not toothed), etc (some little stain of time). VERY HIGH CATALOG VALUE. ESSENTIAL TO EXAMINE.
International Auction #102 #102
Monday, 27 February 2023 | 15:00
Lot 602
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