Egypt : ID Assistance.

Can someone help me with these 3 please?

The middle one (Air Mail) is Scott # C231 Tutankhamen perf 11 x 11 1/2 Issued July 25, 1998.
Year 2000 Scott Catalog value is 75c for either mint or used.

Dave N.
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Thank you Dave.

The right hand stamp is Scott 1760, King Tutankhamen, 15Jun2002, 150p, multicolored, perf 11X11.5. The 2009 catalog value for both mint and used was $0.85.

Rod
The first one is not listed in Scott because it's a revenue. I finally found it in a revenue lot on ebay.

No luck with my stuff, sorry.

Thanks everyone for your efforts.

I can tuck those babies into bed.

Daniel, how did you search for it on ebay?
you solved a tough one there.

Rod
Couldn't find it in Scott so I give it a try on ebay. Found it in this lot checking Egypt auctions.
http://cgi.ebay.com/EGYPT-REVENUES-...em19c3c014cc

Well thank you very much for your efforts Daniel,
good link
I have kept that image of revenues for my records.

FYI For Information.
Cigarette (Tobacco ) Customs / Revenue / seal. December 1893

NESTOR GIANACLIS

The founder of the industry was Nestor Gianaclis, a Greek who arrived in Egypt in 1864 and in 1871 established a factory in the Khairy Pasha palace in Cairo. After British troops began being stationed in Egypt in 1882, British officers developed a taste for the Egyptian cigarettes and they were soon being exported to the United Kingdom. Gianaclis and other Greek industrialists such as Ioannis Kyriazis of Kyriazi frères successfully produced and exported cigarettes using imported Turkish tobacco to meet the growing world demand for cigarettes in the closing decades of the nineteenth century.

Currently chasing ID
(Egypt is not covered by "The Revenue Reverend")



Nestor Gianaclis, Cigarette Tins Google

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