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Prof. Sami M. Fereig presents A Postal History of Egypt Under the Muhammad Ali Dynasty, a postal history catalogue consisting of three books forming four volumes, described as Like New, with the oldest item published in 2020.

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3 books that comprise 4 volumes of the History of Egypt Post from the Muhammad Ali Dynasty.

Main Series: A Postal History of Egypt Under the Muhammad Ali Dynasty.

The volumes combine the analysis of stamps, postmarks and coins with the socio-economic context of each era:

Volume 1 and Volume 2 (combined edition or separate): Covering from the beginnings of the dynasty (1805), the government mail, foreign post offices in Egypt and the first stamp issues (1866). Includes the issues of the rulers Fuad and Farouk, airmail, express mail and the British forces. You can review details of the joint edition on Amazon Spain.

Volume 3: Post Office Cancellations in the 19th Century: Focused in detail on cancellations and markings of the 19th‑century post offices, both local and abroad (mobile, rural and maritime offices in the Mediterranean and the Red Sea), complemented with historical maps.

Volume 4: Commemorative Stamps of the First One Hundred Years (1925-1966): Documents in chronological order and in full color more than 225 commemorative issues of Egypt up to the centennial of the first Egyptian stamp.

Prof. Sami M. Fereig, a distinguished philatelic researcher and member of the Egypt Study Circle. Fereig has published a monumental series of books titled A Postal History of Egypt Under the Muhammad Ali Dynasty (Historia postal de Egipto bajo la dinastía de Muhammad Ali), which spans the postal and political development of the country between 1805 and 1953 (with extensions to 1966/1967).

This work has earned international recognition, including the Large Vermeil medal at the 2019 World Stamp Exhibition.

3 books that comprise 4 volumes of the History of Egypt Post from the Muhammad Ali Dynasty.

Main Series: A Postal History of Egypt Under the Muhammad Ali Dynasty.

The volumes combine the analysis of stamps, postmarks and coins with the socio-economic context of each era:

Volume 1 and Volume 2 (combined edition or separate): Covering from the beginnings of the dynasty (1805), the government mail, foreign post offices in Egypt and the first stamp issues (1866). Includes the issues of the rulers Fuad and Farouk, airmail, express mail and the British forces. You can review details of the joint edition on Amazon Spain.

Volume 3: Post Office Cancellations in the 19th Century: Focused in detail on cancellations and markings of the 19th‑century post offices, both local and abroad (mobile, rural and maritime offices in the Mediterranean and the Red Sea), complemented with historical maps.

Volume 4: Commemorative Stamps of the First One Hundred Years (1925-1966): Documents in chronological order and in full color more than 225 commemorative issues of Egypt up to the centennial of the first Egyptian stamp.

Prof. Sami M. Fereig, a distinguished philatelic researcher and member of the Egypt Study Circle. Fereig has published a monumental series of books titled A Postal History of Egypt Under the Muhammad Ali Dynasty (Historia postal de Egipto bajo la dinastía de Muhammad Ali), which spans the postal and political development of the country between 1805 and 1953 (with extensions to 1966/1967).

This work has earned international recognition, including the Large Vermeil medal at the 2019 World Stamp Exhibition.

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Number of books
3
Type
Postal catalog / Postal history
Book title
A Postal History of Egypt Under the Muhammad Ali Dynasty
Condition
As new
Publication year oldest item
2020
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Objects sold
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