Huntley & Palmers chromo showing Egyptians rushing to get their biscuits to market.
Price: $60.00
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Eleven European chromos highlighting the colonial presence in Egypt. Cafes Torrefies, Terkal Monal, Liebig Extract, Chocolat Amatller, Knorr’s, Vincent Fils Aine, Chocolat Guerin-Boutron, Pharmacie Normal.
Price: $330.00
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Seven European chromos using motifs of ancient Egypt to advertise confectionary products. Huntley & Palmer Biscuits, Au Bon Marche, Chocolat Poulain Orange, Liebig Extract.
Price: $210.00
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19th century chromo advert by the Nouveau Theatre Dickson, showcasing the Egyptian Caravan at the Zoological Garden. It describes in great detail what the visitor will find there.
Price: $90.00
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19th century chromo titled Fil A L’Egyptien, possibly a fez label. Lithography by L. Danel of Lille.
Price: $90.00
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Spanish press photo showing Israelis soldiers resting as they advance in Egypt.
Price: $40.00
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41 postcards issued by French and German missionary societies operating in Egypt early-to-mid 20th century, showing the civilizing mission.
Price: $1230.00
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An English and French stock certificate for Egyptian companies. One is the Egyptian Delta Light Railways Limited, for 100 pounds, issued in 1904. The other is the Land Bank of Egypt for one share, dated 1932.
Price: $150.00
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Set of 3 postcards by the Cairo Postcard Trust titled Concert Egyptien, by artist E.B. Norton.
Price: $120.00
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Set of 4 postcards by the Cairo Postcard Trust titled MAALESH! (which means “nothing happened, its okay). Dated 1927, text on reverse.
Price: $120.00
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Early Flemish chromo of Abbas II, Khedive of Egypt from 1892-1914, used to advertise a medicinal liquer call De Kempenaar, by Jacques Neefs of Antwerp.
Price: $90.00
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1882 issue of El Loro showing “Egypt. Playing coram (acting without jurisdiction”.