Pectoral of the Udjat Eye, found in Tutankhamun’s tomb - TUT ANKH AMEN'S (1937)

 

Stamp: Egypt – Commemorative issue “XV Concilium Ophthalmological” 5 milliemes, brown (Issue: 08.12.1937)
Postmark: Cairo – First Day Cancellation with congress inscription – 08.12.37
Postcard: Monochrome illustration of Tutankhamun’s treasures, featuring the pectoral of the Udjat Eye with detailed depiction of the necklace and symbolic motifs, rendered in an artistic archaeological style. (edition unknown)

Concordance:

- Thematic: The stamp commemorates the International Ophthalmological Congress, while the postcard illustrates the Udjat Eye from Tutankhamun’s treasure—a strong thematic link through the eye symbol and Egyptian heritage.

- Geographic: Both elements are tied to Egypt, with the cancellation from Cairo reinforcing the cultural and geographic authenticity.

- Temporal: The postmark date (08.12.1937) matches the official issue date of the stamp, ensuring perfect temporal concordance.