Egypt 1926 Port Fouad Issue, 50 Piastres
Egypt · 1926 · 50 Piastres
This stamp commemorates the founding of Port Fouad, a city on the Suez Canal. The design features a central portrait of King Fuad I, who reigned from 1922 to 1936. The portrait is framed by ornate architectural elements, reflecting the grand style of the era.
Issued during the Kingdom of Egypt period, this stamp celebrates a key infrastructure project under King Fuad I's rule, highlighting the nation's modernization efforts. The stamp is famous for its inverted surcharge error, creating one of philately's great rarities.
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Photogravure
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