Bulgaria, Danube stamp on cover from Sistov 6/11/1869 to Orsova. Sent from "Aus Sistov D.D.S.G. 5/11" (Manuscript on front side) and cancelled by dumb cancel on 6/11. Complete letter in Bulgarian inside. NICE.

Turkey, Austria Lombard-Venetian stamps used on cover "Via Trieste" from Smirne on 30/5/1868 to France. Stamps used after the Austrian Levant issue. Very nice.

Greece, envelop from Prevesa on 25/7/1868 to Venezia, franked 40 Soldi with four stamps of 10 Soldi (one damaged otherwise very nice).

Greece, three colors envelop from Prevesa on 30/8/1868 to Venezia, franked 40 Soldi (one damaged otherwise very nice and RARE).

Greece, envelop from Salonich on 8/11/1870 to Genova, Italy, via Varna, franked 25 Soldi with Austrian Levant stamps (one with very light folder).

Turkey, Austrian Levant stamps used on cover (Via Varna?) from Constantinopel on 27/1/1872 to Livorno with disinfection slit. Very nice.

Wrapped franked with Austrian Levant stamp of 3 Soldi sent from Costantinopoli Lloyd on 22/10/1879. RARE with turkish fiscal stamp.

Post card sent from a traveler coming from levant and blocked in the Trieste's Lazzaretto for three days (manuscript on the photo side) and addressed to Belgium. Austro-Ungarico XLVII navigation cancel on 15/5/1900 and Austrian stamp of 5 Kreuzer overprint "20 PARA 20". VERY RARE AND NICE late use of the Lazzareto (quarantine).

Letter sent form Alexandria on 30/1/1805 to Marseille with disinfection slit and trace of supplementary disinfection of vinegar fumigation. Incredible letter written in French language about the immoral customes of the local French trade representative in Alexandria. Historical fresco of the European community in Egypt.

British office. Folded entire from Suez 22/7/1856 to Bombey, India. Arrival cds of Bombey on 5/8/1856 on reverse. Written in arabic.

British office. Folded entire from Alexandria to Malta single franked by QV 6d deep lilac (left winged copy), SG# 104 (plate 6), wmk spray of rose (SG# Z23). Tied by numeral obliterator B01 of Alexandria (Smith type OB-3) and cds of ALEXANDRIA A 14 MR 68 (Smith type D-2) alongside on front. Arrival cds of MALTA B 19 MR 68 on reverse. Very clean cover.

British office. Folded entire (in Italian) from Alexandria to Liverpool England endorsed via Brindisi, franked by pair of QV 4d vermilion (SG# 95, plate 12 GJ/HJ), tied by numeral obliterator B01 of Alexandria (Smith type OB-3) (SG# Z17) and cds of ALEXANDRIA 3 MR 72 (Smith type D-2) alongside on front. Arrival cds LIVERPOOL 11 MR 72 on reverse. Nice letter.

Egypt 1876. Cover to Livorno Italy franked by 20pa gray perf 13¼x12½ and 1pi scarlet perf 13¼x12½ (SG# 37II, 38II, NP# D25k, D26gg, Scott# 21c, 22c) tied by 3 strikes of cds of POSTE EGIZIANE CAIRO 8 SET 76. Transit two strikes of cds of POSTE EGIZIANE ALESSANDRIA 9 SET 76, and arrival cds of LIVORNO 14 SET 76. Very nice franking cover.

Egypt 1877. Cover franked by 1pi red SG# 38II, NP# D26gg, Yvert# 17Ab (perf 13¼x12½), tied by cds of POSTE EGIZIANE CAIRO 7 OTT 77. Arrival cds of POSTE EGIZIANE ALESSANDRIA 7 OTT 1877. Part of back flap missing.

Austrian stationery cover of 10 Soldi sent from Alexandrien on 1/7/1880 to Germany. VERY NICE.

Egypt stationery Register cover, Dishna 15-3-1910, domestic rate. Good cancel.

Egypt taxed cover 6-2-1931 to England.

Egypt airmail censur cover 27-10-1941 to USA, Rare Route Cairo-Malta-Gibriltar-Lisbon and by clipper to New York. From THE HORSHOE ROUTE Published by Chavril Press "In order to minimise transit time it was necessary to establish a direct air link between Britain and egypt. On October 12th 1941 the flyng boat Clare took off to investigate such a possibility. She flew via Ireland, Gibriltar and malta, arriving at Cairo on the night of the 15th. A fairly regular service was introduced using 5 flyng boats from the west African route. It was to run throughout the winter but, with German advances, the service was abandoned in March 1942". RARE.

Airmail cover (complete letter in Italian) from Paris (France) 1-9-1948 to Alexandria, taxed with tax due stamps Y.T. N° 33 and 34. Rare the taxed cover in Egypt during the first arabo-Israelian war. GOOD.

Egyptian Occupation Ibrahim Pasha, cover with letter sent from the military governor of Saida on 5/7/1836 to the comandant of third regiment in Lataquie. Few letter know transported by the Official Postal System organized during the Egyptian occupation. The address and the text of the letter were officially translated from the originaly in French language. VERY RARE.