
Egypt Airmail Stamp, King Fuad I
Egypt · 1926 · 27m
This stamp, the first airmail issue from Egypt, features a De Havilland DH.60 Moth biplane flying over the Pyramids of Giza. An inset portrait of King Fuad I is prominently displayed in the upper right corner. The design elegantly combines ancient Egyptian landmarks with the modern technology of aviation.
Issued in 1926, this stamp marks the beginning of Egypt's airmail service, reflecting the growing importance of aviation for international communication and transport during the interwar period.
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