(Nejdi Occupation of Hejaz) 1925 (Aug) Postage Due set of six (S.G. D232-237) fresh hinged mint, each stamp with A.Eid guarantee handstamp.
(Nejdi Occupation of Hejaz) 1925 (July-Aug) ‘Nejd Sultanate Post’ overprint ½ pi. scarlet with inverted overprint in block of four, fresh hinged mint, each stamp with A.Eid guarantee handstamp. Not listed in S.G.
(Nejdi Occupation of Hejaz) 1925 (Mar) Meccan Sherifian Post Postage Due set of black overprints with the extra shades (S.G. D203A-205Ac). Each stamp with A.EID guarantee handstamp.
(Nejdi Occupation of Hejaz) 1925 (Mar) Postage Due 1½pi. and 3pi. Postage Dues (SG 207-07)in blocks of four fresh hinged mint, each stamp with A.EID guarantee handstamp.
(Nejdi Occupation of Hejaz) 1925 ‘Nejd Sultanate Post’ overprinted 1pi. slate violet ‘Meccan Sherifian Arms’ unused on unsurfaced buff paper (S.G. 226d). with A.EID guarantee handstamp on reverse.
(Nejdi Occupation of Hejaz) 1925 ‘Nejd Sultanate Post’ overprinted 2pi. plum ‘Meccan Sherifian Arms’ unused on unsurfaced buff paper (S.G. 229a).
(Nejdi Occupation of Hejaz) 1925 ‘Nejd Sultanate Post’ overprinted 5pi. scarlet ‘Meccan Sherifian Arms’ unused on unsurfaced buff paper (S.G. 231a). A.EID and other handstamps on reverse.
(Nejdi Occupation of Hejaz) 1925 ‘Pilgrimage Commemoration’ set of five hinged mint, the two Turkish overprinted stamps with yellowed gum, each stamp with AEID guarantee handstamp.
(Nejdi Occupation of Hejaz) 1926 envelope addressed to Albert Eid at Cairo, Egypt franked by ‘Nejd Sultanate Post 1343’ overprinted Notorial fiscals 1pi. and two 2pi with overprint in blue or red (SG 192-193a) also with Postage due 1pi. light blue with red overprint plus black boxed handstamp (SG D204Ac) tied by two Djedda bilingual datestamps and by two blue indistinct (Sassar?) date stamps with further strike below and on reverse of 25.2.26, Port Tafiq transit 27 FE and Agriculture and Industry machine arrival slogan. Fine and scarce
1953 cover to Grabill, Indiana, USA with franking including two 10g. '50th Anniversary of Capture of Riyadh' tied by two Dahran cds with parts of each obliterated with extra ink.
June 1925 stampless envelope bearing grey-blue cds of MECCA and at top right a fine violet handstamp. The Arabic Revolt against the Ottomans started with the battle of Mecca and during this period the postal services collapsed; a scarce survivor from this period with inconsequential small faults to envelope.