✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1948
Air Mail and Delta Barrage - 8 millieme
This stamp highlights the convergence of technological progress and vital infrastructure planning during the mid-20th century under the Egyptian military administration of the Gaza Strip. The composite illustration features a four-engine transport aircraft in flight alongside the monumental Delta Barrage (Kalyoubiaz) on the Nile, balanced by an imperial portrait of King Farouk I in a fez. The message carried by the illustration is one of comprehensive state building, linking the speed of modern Poste Aérienne logistics with the monumental civil engineering that anchored the region's agricultural economy. In the context of post-1948 Palestine, the dual overprints overwriting the Egypte base stamp serve as a powerful institutional symbol, documenting how Gaza's postal services were bound directly to Cairo’s infrastructural and political authority while preserving a distinct territorial identity on official correspondence.
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Inauguration of the WHO Headquarters Building in Geneva
Minaret of Mardani Mosque
Cairo Tower (Burj al-Qahira)
Oil Refinery and Map of the Gulf of Suez
Eagle of Saladin and the Pyramids of Giza
Minaret and Crescent Moon
Minaret and Crescent Moon
Historic Mosque Architecture - 60 millieme
Felucca on the Nile - 40 millieme
Qasr El Nil Bridge Lion and Cleopatra Hotel - 20 millieme
Great Temple of Abu Simbel
Temple of Abu Simbel
minarets of Al-Azhar Mosque
Arab League Headquarters (UAR Era)
Egyptian Industry and Manufacturing
Islamic Mosque Lamp (UAR Era)
Maritime Commerce & Shipping (UAR Era)
Egyptian Industry and Manufacturing
Mosque of Ibn Tulun (UAR Era)
Islamic Mosque Lamp (UAR Era)
Egyptian Industry and Manufacturing
Map of the Gaza Strip - 10 millieme
Delta Barrage Airmail Stamp Overprinted for Palestine - 15 millieme