Bidspirit auction | Palestine – E.E.F “Palestine” Overprints

Palestine – E.E.F “Palestine” Overprints – Philatelic Exhibition Page (1920–1927) - Decorative philatelic exhibition page titled “Israel – Postal Issues”, presenting the early postal issues of Palestine under the British Civil Administration following World War I. The page focuses on the E.E.F (Egyptian Expeditionary Force) overprinted stamps “PALESTINE”, issued between 1920 and 1927. At the top appear decorative elements including a Star of David, illustrations of Modern Tel Aviv and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, surrounded by an ornamental border featuring symbols of the Twelve Tribes of Israel and a menorah. Mounted on the page are six original stamps representing the principal settings of the issue: Jerusalem I – first issue, Jerusalem, 1 September 1920 (Greek Orthodox Convent). Jerusalem II – Jerusalem printing, September 1920 – June 1921. Jerusalem II – narrow setting variant. Jerusalem III – May–August 1921 issue. London I – Somerset House printing, September–October 1921. London II – Waterlow & Sons printing, September–November 1922. Each stamp is accompanied by technical notes describing identifying characteristics such as Arabic, Hebrew and English inscription widths, typographic features, spacing between lines, watermark types and perforations. The page explains that the overprinted stamps were issued five times – three in Jerusalem and twice in London. An attractive and educational display illustrating the early postal history of Palestine during the British Mandate, focusing on one of the most classic and widely collected areas of Palestine philately. Overall very good condition. Filing holes at left margin. Approximate size: A4. Items from the collections of Jacob Yablok - VirtualJewishmuseum.com. The items are placed in a quality proactive nylon sleeve and can be easily and safely taken out from the display page. Displayed on a thin cardboard sheet.