From Stanley Gibbons, Part 19, 6th Edition.
An Egyptian Post Office was opened at Suakin in 1867 and other offices followed. Until stamps overprinted "SOUDAN" were introduced in 1897, unoverprinted stamps of Egypt, including postage dues and officials, were used. Cancellations have been identified from eleven post offices: Berber, Dabroussa, Dongola, Gedaref, Kassala, Khartoum, Korti, Suakin, Tani, Tokar, Wadi Halfa.
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