Kamel Collection

Kamel Brand Tea
Wrapper for Kamel Brand Ceylon Tea

Karim Al Thahaby

Sonnecken & Co. Depot of Photographic Articles, 1898 (Lithography)
398364 Sonnecken & Co. Depot of Photographic Articles, 1898 (Lithography) by Winckel, Richard (1870-1941); JMK Archiv, Bremen

Youssef Saad Kamel Mens 800m Mens 800m Athens, Greece 25 August 2004 Date: 25 August 2004

Awad Kamel Fahmy
Egypt man - Awad Kamel Fahmy, sitting in his revolving chair in front of a rather impressive roll-top desk

Sultan Husayn Kamil 1853 To 1917. Sultan Of Egypt And Sudan. From The Illustrated War News Published 1914

St Francis Of Assisi 1181 1226 Founder Of The Franciscan Order Endeavours To Convert The Sultan Malek Kamel

Sultan Hussein Kamel of Egypt
A portrait of Sultan Hussein Kamel of Egypt (1853-1917), who ruled from 1914-1917, during the British protectorate. Date: circa 1915

Sultan Hussein Kamel of Egypt, and WW1 poem
A portrait of Sultan Hussein Kamel of Egypt (1853-1917), who ruled from 1914-1917, during the British protectorate. On either side of him is a poem by Sidney Low, entitled The Martyrs

Sultan Hussein Kamel / Stamp
SULTAN HUSSEIN KAMEL (1853 - 1917) Sultan of Egypt and Sudan from 1914 to 1917, during British occupation

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"Kamel: A Legacy of Excellence and History" Discover the rich heritage behind the name Kamel, which goes beyond just a brand of tea. From its origins in Karim Al Thahaby's vision to create a premium tea experience with Kamel Brand Tea, to the establishment of Sonnecken & Co. Depot of Photographic Articles in 1898, this name has left an indelible mark on various industries. Youssef Saad Kamel, a visionary entrepreneur, continued to build upon this legacy by expanding the family business and ensuring its success for future generations. Awad Kamel Fahmy also played a significant role in shaping the brand's identity and reputation. The influence of Youssef Saad Kamel extended beyond his entrepreneurial endeavors as he became known for his philanthropy and community involvement. His dedication to making a positive impact resonated with many. Even historical figures like Sultan Husayn Kamil recognized the significance of the name Kamel. As Sultan of Egypt and Sudan during World War I, he faced numerous challenges but remained steadfast in his leadership. Intriguingly, St Francis Of Assisi himself attempted to convert Sultan Malek Kamel centuries ago, showcasing how this name has been intertwined with influential encounters throughout history. Sultan Hussein Kamel further elevated the prominence associated with the name through his reign as Sultan of Egypt during pivotal times. The stamp bearing his image serves as a testament to his importance within Egyptian history. From lithography prints dating back to 1898 to stamps commemorating great leaders like Sultan Hussein Kamal - each piece tells part of an extraordinary story that continues today. The legacy behind "Kamel" is one rooted in excellence, resilience, entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and historical significance – all contributing factors that have shaped its enduring presence across various domains.