Lot 20202 - The Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict of 1909 This folded entire, mailed on 4 July 1908 from the Mukhtar of Komi Kebir to the Governor of Famagusta, was posted during the final stages of the Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict (1900–1909

The Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict of 1909  This folded entire, mailed on 4 July 1908 from the Mukhtar of Komi Kebir to the Governor of Famagusta, was posted during the final stages of the Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict (1900–1909
The Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict of 1909  This folded entire, mailed on 4 July 1908 from the Mukhtar of Komi Kebir to the Governor of Famagusta, was posted during the final stages of the Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict (1900–1909
The Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict of 1909  This folded entire, mailed on 4 July 1908 from the Mukhtar of Komi Kebir to the Governor of Famagusta, was posted during the final stages of the Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict (1900–1909
The Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict of 1909  This folded entire, mailed on 4 July 1908 from the Mukhtar of Komi Kebir to the Governor of Famagusta, was posted during the final stages of the Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict (1900–1909



Lot 20202 - The Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict of 1909 This folded entire, mailed on 4 July 1908 from the Mukhtar of Komi Kebir to the Governor of Famagusta, was posted during the final stages of the Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict (1900–1909

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Estimate
1'000 - 1'500 CHF
Auction date
Sun 4 Oct 2026 at 13:00 (Europe/Zurich)
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The Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict of 1909

This folded entire, mailed on 4 July 1908 from the Mukhtar of Komi Kebir to the Governor of Famagusta, was posted during the final stages of the Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict (1900–1909). Franked with a King Edward VII ½ piastre stamp cancelled by the Rural Service VR/Komi Kebir handstamp and backstamped Famagusta A, 4 July 1908, the enclosed letter protests British Government regulations concerning the election of the new Archbishop of Cyprus. The Mukhtar argues that the appointment of the Archbishop was solely an ecclesiastical matter, governed by the ancient canons and traditions of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus, and should remain free from colonial administrative interference.

Important historical and ecclesiastical document

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