CSS14 - THE PHILATELIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES

31 OCTOBER 2015 HONG KONG

THE PHILATELIC COLLECTOR’S SERIES Featuring Fine Stamps and Covers of China and Hong Kong

GROUP CHAIRMAN AND CEO Olivier D. Stocker YOUR SPECIALISTS STAMPS UK – Tim Hirsch FRPSL Guy Croton David Parsons Nick Startup Neill Granger Paul Mathews Dominic Savastano Tom Smith Ian Shapiro (Consultant) USA – George Eveleth Richard Debney Kimberlee Fuller Europe – Guido Craveri Fernando Martínez China – Tommy Chau Doris Lo George Yue (Consultant) COINS UK - Richard Bishop Tim Robson Jon Mann Lawrence Sinclair Barbara Mears John Pett USA – Greg Cole Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) China – Kin Choi Cheung Paul Pei Po Chow BANKNOTES UK – Barnaby Faull Andrew Pattison Monica Kruber Thomasina Smith USA – Greg Cole Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) China – Kelvin Cheung Paul Pei Po Chow ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS & MILITARIA UK – Mark Quayle Oliver Pepys John Hayward BONDS & SHARES UK – Mike Veissid (Consultant) Andrew Pattison Thomasina Smith USA – Greg Cole Europe – Peter Christen China – Kelvin Cheung BOOKS UK – Philip Skingley Jennifer Mulholland Nik von Uexkull AUTOGRAPHS USA – Greg Cole Stephen Goldsmith (Special Consultant) WINES China – Guillaume Willk-Fabia Angie Ihlo Fung

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Directors Tim Hirsch Anthony Spink Auction & Client Management Team Mira Adusei-Poku Grace Hawkins Rita Ariete Dora Szigeti Tatyana Boyadzhieva Nik von Uexkull John Winchcombe Tom Mathews Maurizio Schenini Finance Alison Bennet Marco Fiori Mina Bhagat Dennis Muriu Hemel Thakore Veronica Morris IT & Administration Berdia Qamarauli Michael Addo Liz Cones Curlene Spencer Tom Robinson Cristina Dugoni Giacomo Canzi

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REGISTRATION FOR BIDDING: If you are registering with us for the first time or have not bid successfully in the past, we require a deposit of HK$50,000. If you intend to bid more than HK$200,000 the deposit may be higher. The deposit will be deducted from your invoice should your bid be successful. If you are unsuccessful, your deposit will be returned by the same means by which it was paid. In addition we will ask for your bank and trade references.

We encourage new clients to register for bidding at least 48 hours prior to the commencement of the sale to allow sufficient time to process the registration.

Prior to the auction, some lots may be designated as “Premium Lots”, which means a deposit may be required before placing a bid on the item for sale.

Information will be posted on our website in such an event.

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Telephone bidding We reserve this service for bidding on lots of value exceeding HK$10,000.

Bidding via agent Your agent has to inform us prior to the sale that he or she will be bidding on your behalf, and the usual sale registration has to take place. He or she has to provide a letter of authorisation signed by you.

Please place your bids following our usual bidding increments published in the Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

Please note that commission and telephone bids are undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the sale, and the conduct of the auction may be such that we are unable to bid as requested. Since this is undertaken as free service we cannot accept liability for failure to make a commission bid.

EXTENSIONS (STAMPS ONLY): Prospective buyers, who wish to obtain an expert opinion on any lot other than a mixed lot or lot containing un-described stamps, are requested to notify Spink in writing no less than 48 hours before the commencement of the sale. Reason why such opinion is required must be stated together with the identity of an expert for Spink to consider such a request.

Extensions requested on account of condition will not be accepted for expert opinions.

PAYMENT METHODS: Payments should be made by the registered buyer and not by third parties, unless it has been agreed upon at the time of registration that you are acting as an agent on behalf of a third party.

Payments are due within seven days after the date of the sale unless it has been confirmed to you in writing since July 2013 that you are an approved credit client. If payment is not received by Day 35, the sale will be cancelled.

If you are also a vendor in the sale, please note offsets are not available.

Payment may be made by one of the following methods: Direct bank transfer to the following account, quoting invoice and client number as reference. All bank charges should be met by you.

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For all card payments there are limits to the amounts we will accept depending on the type of card being used and whether the cardholder is present or paying over the telephone. To make a payment by card please call our office at +852 3952 3000 or email china@spink.com.

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SALE DETAILS Saturday 31 October 2015 at 10.00 a.m.

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order of auction WORLDWIDE

1 - 39

FOREIGN POST OFFICES

HONG KONG

40 - 162

REPUBLIC OF CHINA

MACAU

163 - 189

1912 Republic Overprints

688 - 711

TAIWAN

190 - 217

1912 Commemoratives

712 - 725

Shanghai

218 - 239

1913-33 Junk Issues/ Later Issues/ Cancellations and Collections/ Revenues 726 – 820

Others

240 - 274

Postal Stationery

821 – 850

Postal History/ Postal Formulars

851 – 1029

MUNICIPAL POSTS

629 - 687

Gold Yuan/ Silver Yuan and Unit Stamps 1030 –1068

IMPERIAL CHINA Customs Mail

275 - 279

Provincial Issues

Large Dragons

280 - 336

Small Dragons

337 – 358

MANCHUKUO/ JAPANESE OCCUPATIONS

1120 - 1165

1894 Dowager Empress

359 – 372

1897 New Currency Surcharges

373 – 431

1897 Revenue Surcharges

432 – 461

MONGOLIA/ TIBET

498 - 529

Postal History/ Postal Formulars

530 - 628

CHINA LIBERATED AREAS

1267 - 1393

PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

1394 - 1578

key to catalogue Symbols

Unmounted Mint

Unused/Mint (with gum, without gum or regummed)

Used

Essay

Block of four

Proof

Block larger than four

Specimen

On piece

Airmail

Cover, card or entire

F

1166 - 1178

POSTCARDS/ PHILATELIC LITERATURE AND AUCTION CATALOGUES 1179 - 1266

Later Issues/ Postage Dues/Express Letter Stamps/ Collections 462 - 497 Postal Stationery

1069 – 1119

Forgery

Abbreviations c.d.s. circular date stamp c.t.o cancelled to order f.d.c. first day cover

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All prospective buyers should read carefully the “Terms and Conditions for Buyers” printed at the back of this catalogue. Special attention should be drawn to Section 3.4 if an expert opinion is to be obtained for any lot (other than a mixed lot or lot containing undescribed stamps).

Estimates and Reserves The estimates of each lot printed below the lot description does not include 20% Buyer’s Premium. They are prepared well in advance of the sale and may be subject to revision. Reserve (if any), will never be above the low estimates printed.

Please note that bidders who acquire lots on the-saleroom.com will have a fee of 3% on the hammer price added to their invoice for using this facility. Spink is pleased to continue to offer our brand new on-line bidding platform Spink Live for no charge through www.spink.com

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Great Britain 1

A collection of 1840 One Penny Black comprising four singles (one on piece), horizontal pairs (6), fine used by Maltese Cross cancellation; also with 1840-41entires (4) including LJ-LK horizontal pair (split), closed margins, tied by red Maltese Cross cancellation, dated 8 Oct. 1840 to Edinburgh; and AA, large margins at three sides and showing a trace of the adjoining stamp underneath, tied by lightly unclear red Maltese Cross cancellation, dated 8 Dec.1840 to Staines. Photo HK$50,000-60,000

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A collection of 1840 One Penny Black comprising four singles canelled by Maltese Cross in red; also with 1840 Two Pence Blue (4) canelled by circular h.s., and 1841-53 One Penny Red-Brown (4) mostly cancelled by numeral duplex. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

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A pair of commercial envelopes including 1852 (22 Jun.) redirected envelope within England, bearing Blue Penny (plate setting “JL”) tied by numeral “3” killer and Red Penny (2, plate setting “GC” and “GG”), tied by numeral “454” killer, showing on reverse “Leominster/23.6.52” and “Hreeford/24.6.52” cancellation, and 1873 (9 Nov.) envelope from Stirling to Edinburgh, some soiling. Photo HK$800-1,200

4

A selection of mostly modern issues including mint stamps (a few in blocks of four) and first day covers; also including a few early issues which are used.

HK$1,500-2,000 France

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French Colonies, Omnibus issues with 1931 International Colonial Exhibition (26 sets) and 1939 French Revolution (24 sets) plus eight air mail stamps, unmounted mint. Photo HK$2,400-3,200 Japan

6

A principally used assembly with quantities of Dragon and Cherry Blossom issues, comprising 18711872 Dragon Issues: 48 Mon brown to 500 Mon yellow green (9), Sen Unit Issues ½s. and 5s. singles; 1872-1876 Cherry Blossom Issues ½s. brown to 30s. gray (52) and 1875, Bird Series, 12s. and 15s. singles, some faults, good to fine condition in gereral (65).

HK$15,000-20,000

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A used assembly with early issues, cancelled by various good strikes, some faults as expected, good condition in gereral (18).

HK$2,000-2,800

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1916 Heir Apparent 1½s. to 10s. set of three, very fine used. Scott 152-154. Photo

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1916 Heir Apparent 10s., fresh and very fine unused. Scott 154. Photo

HK$2,600-3,200 HK$2,600-3,200

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1916 Heir Apparent 10s., fresh and very fine unused. Scott 154. Photo

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1947 Adoption of New Constitution miniature sheets in original post office pack of 100, pack damaged. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

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HK$2,600-3,200

A quality selection comprising mainly modern to contemporary issues, both mint and used, with different themes such as flowers. landscapes, sports, and the World’s heritages, also including a few envelopes and postcards, good condition in general.

HK$1,500-2,000

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1900 local cover bearing War with China 2s. with Chrysanthemum 1s. tied by Harima Aboshi bisected dater with a second strike alongside HK$500-800

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1920 (11 Dec.) decorative envelope to U.S.A. bearing “Tazawa” ½s. to 3s., cancelled by “Tokio/Japan” c.d.s., in violet, fine. Photo HK$400-600

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1928 (3 Feb.) “Insured Letter” formular envelope from Okayama to Shanghai (20.2) bearing total franking of 43s., cancelled by c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

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1931 (4 Apr.) “Insured Letter” formular envelope from I.J.P.O. Shanghai to Kuruma, fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

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1940 (21 Jun.) airmail envelope registered to Bombay (5.7) via Hong Kong (29.6) bearing “Tazawa” granite papaer 1Y., “Showa” first series 8s. and 50s., cancelled by “Kobe/Nippon” roller, fine. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

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1867 (12 Dec.) incoming entire from Milano, Italy to Yokohama (20.2.68) via Brindisi (14.12) Alexandra (21.12) and Hong Kong (6.2.68) bearing Italy 20c. and 60c. tied by numeral “17” in dotted square, showing on reverse various transits and “Yokohama/A” arrival c.d.s., a nice piece. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

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1910s a group of censored envelopes to U.S.A. bearing various frankings of “Tazwa” issues, good condition in general.

HK$1,000-1,500

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A collection of postcards (25+) and envelope (1), most tied by “Military Mail” in four Chinese characters h.s., condition mixed.

HK$800-1,200 Korea

21

A mostly unmounted mint selection, strength in 1957-67 issues with miniature sheets (many with two sets of each) which includes 1956 President’s Election 20h. (tone spots), 1963 Musical Instruments (2), 1967 Inauguration of President Pak stamp and miniature sheet (2), 1967 Folklore set and miniature sheet (2), 1968 Korean Armed Forces strip of five (2), 1971 United Nations Organisations block of twenty five, some 1974 sets with sheets and man others. Mostly fine making a useful stock HK$1,500-2,000 Southeast Asia

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Federated Malay State, A small assembly of 1904-22 used stamps comprising 20c. (2), 50c. (2), $1 and $5.

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Johor, small assembly of “Johre” overprinted on Straits Settlement 2c. carmine (8), showing different types of overprint., hinged on page. Photo

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Kedah, a small assembly of issued stamps from 1912-37, (18, 3 unused), hinged on pages. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

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Malaya, Japanese Occupation, Kanji overprint on Negri Sembilan 1c. black in marginal block of eight with imprint and plate no., variety overprint inverted, fine to very fine unmounted mint. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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Perak, a small assembly comprising 1887-90 “One/cent/perak” Surcharges 1c. on 2c. pale rose (9), and 1891 various surcharges with bar strikethrough oringinal value (10), hinged on page. Photo

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Selangor, a small assembly of “Selangor” overprinted on Straits Settlement 2c. carmine (25), showing different types of overprint., hinged on page. Photo

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1867 (1 Sept.) Surcharged on East India stamps 1½c. on ½a. to 32c. on 2a., used and hinged on paper.

S.G.1-9. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

A used and unused assembly of 1884-94 surcharge issues comprising 1884 2c. on 5c. with sucharge vertically downwards, 1885 3c. on 32c. with bar strikethough original value (3), 1886 “3/cents” on 5c. purple-brown, 1891 10c. on 24c. yellow-green and 13c. on 32c. orange-vermillon, 1892 surchaged of “one cent” on 2c. to 12c.set of five (unused) and additional values, hinged on pages, good condition in general. Photo

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1898 (Dec.) “4/cents” on 8c. olive unused (rare) and ultramarine,(5, one unused); and 1899 (Mar.)”4/ cents” on 5c.carmine (9, one unused), hinged on papaer. Photo

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1912-23 watermark multiple crown CA $25 purple and blue on blue, fine used. S.G. 213, £650. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

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1917 (1 May) Red Cross Surcharge 3c.+2c. scarlet and 4c.+2c. dull purple set of two, unused, hinged on paper. S.G. 216-217.

HK$400-600

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1921-33 watermark multiple script CA $2 (2, different shades) and $5 single, used and hinged on page.

HK$300-500 WWW.SPINK.COM

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Singapore, a range of early to modern issues including issued stamps, first day covers and presentation packs.

HK$1,500-2,000

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Unites States, a large collection of mostly modern issues including miniature sheets and sheetlets, mainly unused; also including a few first day covers.

HK$3,000-4,000

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South Vietnam, military Frank: 1960 Soliders and Village no value indicated (-) multicoloued in large blocks of sixty, fine.

HK$500-800

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A collection of mint and used stamps from Asian nations including Brunei, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, condition a little mixed.

HK$1,000-1,500

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A massive collection of mint and used worldwide stamps and envelopes, ranging from early to modern issues from a lot of nations such as Australia, Brazil, Canada, Dominican, Ecuador, France, Germany, Honduras, Italy, Jamaica, Kuwait, Liechtenstein, Mauritius, New Zealand, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, South Africa, Turkey, U.A.E., Venezuela and Yemen, condition a little mixed. Viewing recommended.

HK$2,000-3,000

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A collection of worldwide postal stationeries and covers in a lighthouse album, including Shanghai Local Post, German Post Office in Kiaochow, Russian Post Office abroad, C.I.P. and Junk issues used on covers commercially, and also Hong Kong, good condition in general.

HK$3,000-4,000

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1850 (23 Apr.) stampless envelope to Amsterdam (16.6) via Etranger (14.6), on reverse tied by “Hong Kong” double-arch d.s. (Webb type 9); and on front tied by “Paid At Hong Kong” medium-crowned c.d.s. (Webb type 8), very fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

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1880s A small collection of stampless Hong Kong envelopes (3), written in Farsi bearing a superb strike of “h.a.asger & h.esmail/hong kong” company cachet; extremely fresh and fine. A very unusual and interesting gorup enclosed with the original contents (2). Photo HK$14,000-18,000

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1862 unwatermarked 2c. brown block of six (3x2), very fine cancelled by “B62” obliterator, rarely appeared on large multiple. Yang 1. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

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1862 unwatermarked 12c. pale greenish blue with wing margin at right, duly cancelled by “D29” and “S1” obliterators, unusual. Yang 3. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

44

1863-71 watermark crown CC 4c. slate, variety watermark inverted, with wing margin at left, mint (paper hinge remnant), fresh, small stain at lower left, scarce with wing margin. Yang 9e. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

45

1863-71, 4c bluish slate, perf. 12½, cancelled by a good strike of “B62” obliterator with part boxed instructional mark at lower left corner. A well centered and attractive example of this scarce stamp.

Yang 9e. Photo HK$800-1,000

46

1863-71 watermark crown CC 4c. slate, perforation 12½, variety watermark inverted, very fine cancelled by “B62” postmark. Yang 9h. Photo HK$3,000-4,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1880 5c. on 18c. lilac, part original (dried) gum; centred low, good colour. S.G. 24, £950. Photo HK$2,000-2,500

48

1891 7c. on 10c. green showing surcharged placed well to the left, large part original gum with part hinge remainder. Yang 48, S.G. 43. Photo HK$600-1,000

49

1891 surcharge of 14c. on 30c. mauve (3), one showing antique “t” and one showing small “t” in “cents”, fine used. Yang 49, a, b.

HK$800-1,200

50 50

1898 10c. on 30c grey-green with Chinese character, a block of thirty two [2-6] of the first printing, unmounted mint; shows changing strengths of the Chinese handstamp (one faint one has been partly scratched out. A particularly fresh and fine block. S.G. 55. Photo HK$22,000-30,000

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51

55

57

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1901 watermark CA 12c marginal block of nine with imprint, unmounted mint, very light tropical gum toning, still very fine and a rare multiple. SG 60, Yang 59. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

52

A group of 1863-71 issues (11), all tied by ‘B62’ obliterator which was foe use on supplementary mail until 1891, good condition in general.

HK$500-800

53

A group of 1863-71 watermark crown CC Crown issues (8), all tied by ‘B62’ cancel, condition average.

HK$400-600 1891 Jubilee

54

2c. carmine, unused with original gum fresh and fine. Photo

55

2c. carmine [7] showing broken “1” variety, lightly mounted mint; with left margin, brilliant fresh colour. S.G. 51c, £950. Photo HK$3,000-3,500

56

2c. carmine [3] of the first printing with tall “K” variety, large part original gum; horizontal crease at top. Deep rich colour and very fresh. S.G. 51d, £1300. Photo HK$2,500-3,000

57

2c. carmine, mint, regummed, fine appearance. Photo

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60

58 61

63

64

65

62 2c. carmine in block of four, each stamp centrally cancelled by nearly complete second day c.d.s. (23.1), very fine and scarce multiple. Photo HK$6,500-8,000

58

King Edward VII 59

1905 watermark multiple crown CA $5 purple and blue green on chalky paper, fresh and fine unmounted mint. Yang 89. Photo HK$4,000-5,000 King George V

60

1912-21 12c., 50c. and $5 in white back, overprinted “specimen”, large part original gum. S.G. 106a, 111a, 115a S, £700. Photo HK$2,000-2,500

61

1912-21 watermark multiple crown CA 50c. black on blue-green, olive back, very fine and fresh unmounted mint, a key value for the entire K.G.V. issues. Yang 110b. Photo HK$6,000-7,000

62

1912-21 50c. black on blue-green, olive back in a vertical strip of three, unmounted mint. An exceptionally fresh and fine multiple of this scarce and elusive shade. Yang 110b, S.G. 111b, £3900.

Photo HK$35,000-40,000

63

1912-21 watermark multiple crown CA $5 green and red on green on blue-green (olive back), unmounted mint, fresh and well centred. Yang 114b. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

64

1921-37 watermark multiple crown script CA $5 green and red on emerald, fresh and fine unmounted mint. Yang 133. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

65

1921-37 $5 green and red on emerald, large part original gum. S.G. 132, £500. Photo

66

An accumulation in mint multiples with 2c. green (44), 2c. grey (20), 3c. grey (33), 4c. (72), 5c. (129), 8c. orange (99), 10c. (38), 12c. (38), 20c. (33) and 25c. (40); also a few 1935 Silver Jubilee to 10c. (24); most are unmounted but there are varying degrees of gum toning. A valuable stock HK$10,000-12,000 17

HK$1,500-2,000

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Ex 67 67

69

1917-21 “China” overprint watermark multiple crown CA 1c. to $10 set of sixteen; the key value $3 and $5 unmounted (toned gum); 1c., 6c., 8c., 12c., 25c., 30c.and $2 unused with hinge remnants (7); 2c., 4c., 10c., 20c., 50c., $1 and $10 used (7), Yang BP1-BP16. Photo HK$2,600-3,500

68

1917-21 “China” overprint watermark multiple crown CA 1c. black-brown, showing the variety crown broken at right, fine to very fine used. Yang BP1b. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

69

1917-21 $2 and $3, large part original gum; fresh and fine. S.G. 14-15, £1225. Photo

70

71

HK$4,000-5,000

A collection comprising a gorup of K.E. VII issues upto $1, each cancelled by different “Shanghai” British P.O. d.s.; also with envelope fronts (4) each bearing K.E. VII or “China” overprinted on K.G. V. issues.

HK$800-1,200

72

1935 Silver Jubilee, 3c. to 20c. set of four with blocks of four, right margin singles and top right corner singles with sheet numbers, unmounted mint. One 5c. showing printing flaw over the left turret. Fresh.

S.G. 133-136. (25) HK$2,000-3,000 Japanese Occupation, 1945 1.50y. on 1s. to 5y. on 5s set of three in blocks of four, each with central Hong Kong c.d.s.; some reinforced perforations. S.G. J1-3, £800. Photo HK$4,000-5,000 King George VI

73

1946 Victory 30c. variety extra stroke in left shield, unmounted mint. S.G. 169a, £110.

HK$300-500

74

1948 Royal Silver Wedding 10c. and $10 set of two in marginal blocks of four, unmounted mint, very fine. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

75

A group of commemorative issues in blocks of four with 1941 Centenary set of six and 1949 U.P.U., unmounted mint; all are with margins, U.P.U. set with corner margins showing the sheet numbers.

Fine. (48). Photo HK$9,000-14,000 Queen Elizabeth II

76

1962 Annigoni watermark upright, Arabic gum $1.3 in corner block of four, variety background colour omitted at the bottom, very fine and fresh unmounted mint. Yang 193var. Photo HK$6,000-7,000

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76

74

Ex 75

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80 82

81

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1970-71 Annigoni watermark upright, PVA gum $10 corner block of six, unmounted mint, fine to very fine. Yang 196na. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

78 78

1962-73 $10 glazed paper in a top left corner pair, unmounted mint. Yang 215, S.G. 209d, £4,500.

Photo HK$20,000-28,000

79

1991 Q.E.II. 3rd definitive Issue 10c. bright orange in vertical strip of four, showing pre-printing paper fold across the strip. Photo HK$800-1,000

80

1991 Q.E.II. 5th definitive Issue (Series 5) $1.2 single, variety “Hong Kong 1991” in black double shown on both sides of the stamp. Photo HK$800-1,000

81

1988 Centenary of the Peak Tramway 50c. vertical pair with margin, variety perf. misplaced significantly. Photo HK$800-1,000

82

1988 Support for Community Chest Charity 60c.+10c., variety red double print, with normal stamp for comparison. Photo HK$800-1,000

83

1984 Maps of Hong Kong, 40c. to $5 set of four, thirty sets, unmounted mint. S.G. 454-457, £390 HK$800-1,000

84

1989 Royal Visit 60c. to $5 set of four (49 sets), unmounted mint. S.G. 626-629, £590

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86

85

1998 Scout Association $3.10 corner block of four with marginal bar code, showing major vertical perf. shift to left, unmounted mint, also included normal corner block of four with marginal bar code for comparison, believed to be the largest mulitiple of this increasingly sought-after variety. S.G. 934 var; Yang C515 var. Photo HK$24,000-30,000

86

1998 Scout Association $5 block of four with marginal bar code, showing major vertical perf. shift to right, unmounted mint, also included normal corner block of four with marginal bar code for comparison, believed to be the largest mulitiple of this increasingly popular variety. S.G. 935 var; Yang C516 var. Photo HK$24,000-30,000

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A small selection of unused with 1891 50c. on 48c. dull purple without Chinese handstamp, 1912-21 $3 and $5, part to large part original gum; also Postal Fiscals with 1891 $5 on $10 and 1897 $1 on $2. (6) HK$6,000-8,000

88

1941-99 A collection of mint and used stamps in an album. Besides better commeorative and special issues (unmounted mint) such as 1963 Free from Hunger, 1966 Churchill, 1968 Sea Craft and 1969 Year of the Rooster, also incluidng a few definitive issues from K.G.VI. 3rd series onwards, fine condition in general, viewing recommended.

HK$2,200-3,000

89

A collection of used stamps in singles, pairs and blocks, from Queen Victoria to King George VI, showing a wide range of postmarks including treaty ports, “killer� cancellation, etc., viewing recommended.

HK$2,000-3,000

90

1862-2000 a useful collection of mint and used stamps and covers, high cat. value, condition mixed and thus viewing recommended.

HK$2,000-3,000

91

92

A massive assortment of Hong Kong postage issues, starting from a collection of unmounted mint and used stamps from 1940s to 2000s, better unused sets in earlier period including 1941Centenary of British Occupation and 1969 Year of the Rooster; also with a considerable assembly of post-1997 issues, following an album of first day envelopes and miscellaneous official souvenirs issued by Hong Kong Post, fine to very fine condition. Viewing recommended.

HK$1,500-2,000

A selection of early commemorative issues in multiples, unmounted mint, with 1966 Churchill (9), 1967 Year of the Ram (4), 1968 Year of the Monkey (10), Sea Craft (4) in corner plate blocks, 1969 Year of the Cock (6), 1970 Year of the dog (8) and 1971 Year of the Pig (6); fresh and fine. (120) HK$4,000-5,000

Ex 93 93

A mint and used collection of various postage due series including 1938-63 2nd series 4c. orange and 1976 5th series 10c. reddish violet marginal blocks of four; and 1953 incoming envelope from France showing on reverse 20c. (2) applied on arrival, a few used definitives also. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

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1874 $2 olive-green on thicker paper, part original gum with hinge remnant, variety basic design shift downwards and showing part of the adjacent top fiscal. S.G. F1, Yang F1. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

95 95

1938 Stamp Duty 15c. green complete sheet of 100 (10x 10), with selvedge all around, unmounted mint, the last row showing misperf. variety, very fine and in all probability unique. Yang F12. Photo This isssue was allowed for postal use only from 11-20 Jan 1938 due to the shortage of 5c. stamp.

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1874-1902 $10 rose-carmine, mint with mottled yellowish gum, well centred, deep colour and strong engraving, a very fine example of this notoriously difficult stamp. Yang F3; S.G. F3 cat. £8500. Photo HK$20,000-28,000

97

98

99 97

1891 “S. D.” overprint on 2c., weak overprint with dot after “D” virtually omitted, large part original gum. Also a normal with fiscal boxed cancellation. S.G. S2. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

98

1874(c.) 25c. variety basic design shifted to right and showing part of the adjacent stamp duty at left, cancelled by “hong Kong/B” c.d.s., unusual. photo HK$1,800-2,400

99

1954(c.) Stamp Duty Q.E.II. $200 with overprint “Contract Note” in marginal block of twelve (3x 4), variety overprint dramatically misplaced. Photo HK$4,200-5,000

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1879 (1 Apr.) 5c. on 18c. formular card, blue printing on white card, very fine unused. Yang P2b. Photo on page 27 HK$1,000-1,500

101 101

1879 (1 Apr.) 5c. on 18c. formular card, blue printing on white card, basic stamp variety significantly misplaced, showing the frameline of the adjacent stamps at top and at right, very fine unused. Yang P2b. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

102

1890 (26 Feb.) 3c. stationery card to Germany cancelled by a fair strike of the “HONG KONG/TOO LATE” c.d.s. code “A”. Fine and good usage. Photo HK$7,000-9,000

103

1891 (20.3) Q.V. 1c. stationery card to Osaka (28.3) via Kobe, with the indicia cancelled by “B62” duplex. Yang P4. Photo HK$500-800

104

1892 Q.V. 3c. stationery card with indicia overprinted “Specimen” diagonally, fine to very fine and fresh. Yang P9S. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

105

1900 (28 Dec.) 4c. in black on 3c. stationery card to Germany cancelled by Hong Kong c.d.s. with a good strike of the type A “K.B.”code “E” c.d.s. Fine and scarce. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

106

1904 (25 Jun.) Q.V. 4c. postcard to Peking (7.6), showing “Victoria/ Hong Kong” origin, “Shanghai” bilingual transit and “Peking” lunar arrival c.d.s. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

107

1938 (14 Jan.) 1½c. on 1c. card uprated with G.B. K.E.VIII 1d. and K.G.VI ½d. cancelled by Kobe c.d.s. with boxed Kobe “PAQUEBOT” type 8 alongside. Philatelic and the address partly erased, very scarce use of this card. Yang P36. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

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106

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109

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1951 (12 Apr.) 4c. orange of grey-buff card, to Yugoslavia and uprated with 1c., 5c. and 10c., with indistinct postmark at left and Cairo transit on the reverse; small corner crease. An unusual destination.

Yang P40. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

109

1928 (28 Feb.) K.G.V 10c. registered stationery envelope ,size G, to Brooklyn (31.3) bearing K.G.V 10c., cancelled by “Registered/G.P.O. Hong Kong” c.d.s. with registration label alongside, fine and clean with nice $10 single franking. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

110

1946 (19 Feb.) K.G.VI 25c. registered stationery envelope uprated with India 8a. and (on reverse) pair of 2a. cancelled by fair strikes of the large F.P.O. No. 127 with the F.P.O. registration label folded over the foot of the cover. The cover to Croydon is marked “By Air Mail” and “On Active Service”. Minor soiling but an interesting example of this forces mail. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

111

1936 (18 Oct.) K.E.VII 2c. stationery wrapper to Shanghai, with indicia cancelled by rare “From Steamer Box/Swatow” bilingual c.d.s. very fine. R.P.S. certificate (1979). Yang NW2. Photo HK$2,200-2,800

112

1980s $1 (Dragon design) aerogramme in full sheet (260x330mm approx.), very rare in this uncut format. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

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115

Treaty Ports Cancellation 114

Hiogo : 1871 30c. mauve neatly cancelled by “D30” obliterator, well centred, very fine example of this rare cancellation. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

115

Kiungchow : 1863-71 4c. grey, a wing margin example cancelled by complete strike of “D28”, fine to very fine. Photo HK$3,200-4,000

116

An album containing many different types of postmarks, nicely and carefully arranged in alphabet order, from Amoy to Yokohama and with brief annotation.

HK$2,000-3,000 Postal History Amoy

117

1885 (18 Jul) Q.V. 1c. stationery card to New York (1.9) via Hong Kong (22.7), with the indicia cancelled by “Amoy/A” c.d.s., showing alongside unframed “Pasedag & Co Amoy” h.s. in red and “Paid All” postmark. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 29

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121 120

123

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124

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1896 (3 Dec.) 4c. postal stationery card to Germany, cancelled by Amoy c.d.s. with Hong Kong alongside and Nuernberg arrival at foot, written in Volapük with special label (defective) in the lower right corner, also 1884 (25 July) 3c. postal stationery card to Leipzig cancelled by Shanghai c.d.s., total 2 cards. Photo HK$2,000-2,800 Canton

119

1915 (12 Apr.) buff envelope to Canada bearing K.G.V 1c. block of four cancelled by type Eii c.d.s., the reverse with large, double-ring Hong Kong c.d.s. and Port Arthur arrival machine postmark; with the original enclosure. Photo HK$600-1,000 Foochow

120

1873 (19 Mar.) Nicholson envelope to Melbourne “Via Galle” bearing 1863-71 24c. strip of three (two small corner defects) cancelled by “B62” with “3/-” rate mark in red crayon below, the reverse with Hong Kong code “C” transit (27.3) and Melbourne arrival (5.5) c.d.s.; some wrinkling and creasing.

Manuscript notation on face confirms that this originated in Foochow. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

121

1873 (27 June) envelope to Greenwich “via San Francisco”, U.S.A. bearing two 8c. tied by “B62” and showing a fine strike of “ hong kong/paid all” code “C” c.d.s. in red, the reverse with Foochowfoo despatch c.d.s. in blue partly overstruck by San Francisco transit (29.7). Minor peripheral soiling. Ex Milo Rowe. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

122

Incoming Mail: 1883 (28 July) envelope from Bristol, New Hampshire to Foochow “Via San Francisco” bearing 1882 Garfield 5c., the reverse with San Francisco, Hong Kong and Foochowfoo (5.9) c.d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 Shanghai

123

1906 (14 Feb.) printed paper wrapper to Belgium bearing K.E.VII 2c. tied by Shanghai B.P.O. c.d.s.; a little roughly opened but a good example of this special rate. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

124

1922 (5 Apr.) “Via Suez By first mail” envelope registered to Germany bearing “CHINA” 10c. and 20c., tied by Shanghai registered oval d.s., a faint strike of the very scarce “Shanghai B.P.O.” boxed registered handstamp (Proud R10) in purple, with German censor seal at side and many backstamps with Alexandra, Frankfurt and Hamburg arrival on reverse. A good cover, the registration handstamp only recorded used between April and November 1922 (possibly the earliest example). Photo HK$1,500-2,000

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125 125

1876 (21 Feb.) “Via Brindisi” entire to France (7.4 Lyon arrival) bearing 12c. pale greenish blue, tied by very fine “Y1” in blue with “P.D.” unframed h.s. in red alongside, with matching blue “Yokohama/A” and “Hong Kong/A” (28.2) c.d.s. on reverse, fine and appealing. Photo HK$30,000-40,000

126 126

1869 (4 Sep.) envelope to Italy (28.10 Padova arrival in red) via Hong Kong, Alexandria and Brindisi bearing 1865 8c. pale dul orange and 24c. green, tied by very fine “Y1” in black, with matching “Yokohama/A” and “Hong Kong/C” (12.9) c.d.s. on reverse, a little roughly opened on reverse, fine and attractive. Photo HK$18,000-26,000

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127

128

129

Postal History 127

1864 (30 Nov.) entire letter to Boston, U.S.A. “Via Marseilles” bearing 6c. lilac (wing margin) and 48c. rose-carmine cancelled by “B62” in blue with “1” and “2/1½” rate marks in red crayon, London Paid (11.1.1865) and “boston am pkt/paid” (28.1) c.d.s. in red. The reverse bears a fine strike of the large, double-oval “Forwarded By/Augustine Heard & Co./Hong Kong” in red with Hong Kong despatch c.d.s. Fresh and attractive, paying the 2/2½d. rate (54c.) to U.S.A. Photo HK$7,000-9,000 1868 (23 Dec.) wrapper addressed to London “Via Marseilles” bearing 2c. and 30c. vermilion cancelled by “B62”, a neat strike of “remedios & co./hong-kong” in black at foot and London Paid arrival (8.2) with the Hong Kong despatch c.d.s. on the flap which opens for display; horizontal folding crease. A good example of the 32c. rate. Photo HK$2,500-3,000

127A

128

1870 (12 Mar.) envelope to U.S.A. “per ‘America’”bearing 2c. and 6c. cancelled by “B62” with “hong kong/paid all” code “A” c.d.s. in red alongside, light San Francisco transit c.d.s. (14.4) on the reverse and faint Milo c.d.s.; some soiling, the 6c. with small defects and the cover is torn below this. A good franking. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

129

1870 (6 Jul.) envelope to Bombay (31.7) bearing 8c. orange pair, tied by “B62”, with matching “Hong Kong/C” c.d.s. on reverse. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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130

133

134

135

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1870 (21 July) envelope to Bombay “pr ‘Hindostan’” bearing a vertical pair of 8c. tied by “B62” and with “8” rate mark in red ink, the reverse with Hong Kong despatch c.d.s. code “C” and two different Bombay arrival c.d.s. (13.8). Fresh for an Indian cover. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

131

1876 (21 July) envelope to London bearing 12c. pale blue tied by “B62” with a very good strike of “ship-letter /london” Paid c.d.s. (19.9) in red alongside; the reverse bearing Hong Kong c.d.s. overstruck by London arrival. The envelope is slightly reduced at top and with some creasing and wrinkling. The date on the reverse is unclear, but an interesting cover apparently paying the 12c. rate

by U.S. packet which was introduced on 2nd September 1876. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

132 132

1880 (18 Sept.) envelope to Great Malvern, England beaing horizontal, wing margin pair of 5c. on 18c. (a couple of small bends or creases on the right stamp) tied by “B62” with a fine strike of Hong Kong code “B” c.d.s. below with Malvern arrival on the reverse. A little roughly opened at top but still fresh and fine. A very appealing cover. Ex Milo Rowell. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

133

1889 (17 Sept.) envelope to Chelmsford bearing 10c. green in lower corner cancelled by central “B62” with Hong Kong code “B” c.d.s. opposite; the arrival c.d.s. (28.10) is on the reverse. Good to fine, attractive. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

134

1893 (6 July) envelope to London bearing 2c. carmine and 5c. blue tied by Hong Kong code “C” c.d.s. with a further strike alongside, the reverse with a fine strike of “london w.c./s.m.p.” arrival c.d.s. (7.8); some light soiling. Paying the U.P.U. 7c. rate to the U.K. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

135

1894 (28 Feb.) large envelope registered to Hamburg, Germany bearing 20c. on 30c. with Chinese characters grey-green (2) and 10c. purple on red tied by Hong Kong code “D” c.d.s with “R” in circle alongside; the reverse bears the wafer seal of the German Consulate in Hong Kong and faint arrival c.d.s.; the flap has been cut to open. Attractive. Photo HK$2,500-3,000

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136

139

138

140

141

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1901 “Round the World” card bearing adhesives of France, G.B., Hong Kong, Canada and U.S.A., cancelled by an array of transit c.d.s. including Colombo, Shanghai and Yokohama, also bearing two strikes of “SINGAPORE TO HONG KONG” type 4 marine sorter (one each side) code “C”. Typical soiling but full of character. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

137

1906 (10 Dec.) unusual picture postcard of Hong Kong bearing K.E.VII 4c. tied by circular “LIGNE N/ PAQ. FR. NO. “ (number missing) and with two French c.d.s. in the lower corner. Fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

138

1912 (13 Mar.) printed local envelope bearing two K.E.VII 1c. tied by fine strike of the “Hong Kong University” commemorative cancellation, fresh and very fine. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

139

1915 (19 Oct.) 1c. postal stationery card to Shanghai from a German prisoner of war and bears good strikes of “passed by/hong Crown kong/censor” boxed handstamp and triangular “Letters Prisoners of War/Free under/Convention.” both in blackish purple; two punch holes at left. Scarce markings. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

140

1917 (19 May) picture post card to New York bearing Hong Kong “CHINA” 4c. which is uncancelled, small “T” in circle alongside with Hong Kong despatch c.d.s. and bearing New York 4c. Postage Due twin circle handstamp and pair of U.S.A. 2c. Postage Due adhesives (one defective, not tied and possibly later addition). A good card showing that the “CHINA” stamps were only valid in the Treaty Ports and not in Hong Kong. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

141

1917 (5 Nov.) “On Active Service” stampless envelope to the Isle of Man, countersigned by the commanding officer (handstamp) and bearing a fair strike of the Official Paid c.d.s. in red; age mark at right. A good military cover. Photo HK$800-1,200

142

1917 (5 Dec.) “On His Majesty’s Service” stampless envelope to the Shanghai, countersigned by the Deputy Commissioner of General Post Office (handstamp) and bearing a fair strike of the Official Paid c.d.s. in red; showing on reverse “Shanghai” British (10.12) and Imperial (11.12) c.d.s. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

143

1907-11 a group of picture postcards (3), including one bearing K.E. VII 4c. purple on red cancelled by “Liu Kung Tau” c.d.s. and one bearing K.E. VII 4c. cancelled by “Hong Kong/K.B.” c.d.s., very fine.

HK$500-800

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1925 (2 June) K.G.V 10c. registered envelope, uprated 29c. cancelled by Hong Kong registered c.d.s. with manuscript registration number, bearing pink label with “ insured” in fancy capitals, various manuscript rates and weights including “Insured for $25”, with three fine wax seals of Customs House Kowloon and addressed to Harbin with large transit c.d.s on face and bilingual arrival on the reverse.

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1935 envelopes to the same correspondent in South Africa (5, two registered), each bearing various King George V issues, from 1c. to $1, all with requisition number, most of which are with rare “L” plate; extremely scarce as used on covers. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

146

1937 (14 Apr.) printed matter envelope to England, bearing K.G.V. 2c. grey block of four, cancelled by “Victoria/Hong Kong” c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,000

147

1937 (29 Apr.) “By Air Mail” first flight envelope to Hawaii (4.5), bearing K.G.VI. 30c., 50c. and $1, cancelled by “Hong Kong/Air Mail” c.d.s., showing large size commemorative h.s. in violet alongside and on reverse, Honolulu transit and Makaweli arrival c.d.s.

HK$200-400

148

1941 (20 May) envelope to London, redirected to Aldershot, bearing Centenary 5c. and 15c. tied by Victoria, Hong Kong c.d.s. with large triangle “PASSED/BY/CENSOR/107” in violet; also 1941 (14 June) envelope to San Francisco bearing pair of Centenary 15c. tied by Sham Shui Po c.d.s. and bearing boxed “NOT OPENED/BY/CENSOR”, total 2 covers.

HK$600-900

149

1941 (4 Dec.) Shanghai Children’s Aid Society envelope to Hong Kong bearing, on the reverse, New York print 8c. tied by dotted Shanghai c.d.s. with Japanese Occupation Kowloon c.d.s. (21.10) alongside, with crayon notation including “Posted before war” and “Ten months over to arrive”, a little soiled but a good incoming cover. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 Prisoner of War Mail

150

Stanley Camp - Incoming Mail: 1943 (20 Dec.) stampless envelope to H. Hammond, sent Prisoner of War Post bearing Sutton, Surrey machine cancellation, British censor seal at left, Military Internment camp censor handstamp in black with Kawauchi seal and pencil note “Recd 14th Oct. 44” in pencil.

Fresh and fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

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Stanley Camp - Outgoing Mail: 1944 (May) special Prisoners of War Mail card from David Dawson to his mother in Beckenham, Kent showing the Foreigners’ Internment Camp imprint carefully overstruck by the new Military Internment Camp handstamp with Takamatsu seal; without arrival postmarks; fresh. Photo HK$2,500-3,000

152

1942-45 a correspondence group of cards sent between Lieutenant Ronald Sleap (Camp N) and Miss Pamela Turnbull (Stanley) with four prisoner of war cards from Camp N, type 1 without the Japanese censor chop and type 3 (3); three Japan 2s. stationery card, two uprated 1s., each with P.O.W. Camp censor and Military Internment Camp censor handstamps with appropriate censor seals; these last three with central vertical folds. A good intercamp correspondence. (7 cards) HK$7,000-9,000

153 153

1945 envelope used locally from Navy, Army & Air Force Institutes to Mrs. Leo D’ Almada, bearing scarce “Postage Paid” octagonal box marking. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 39

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1984 (7 Mar.) “Cathay Pacific Airways, Ltd.” first day cover bearing “Aviation in Hong Kong” $1.3 single; commemorative gift for passengers taking the inaugural flight to Frankfurt on 3 April. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 Incoming covers

155

1861 (19 Apr.) “Via Southampton” envelope to Hong Kong (6.6), bearing Great Britain 6p. cancelled by “886” duplex. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

156

1905 (7 Feb.) Japanese 4 sen. dull purple stationery card to Hong Kong (14.2), with the indicia cancelled by “Nagasaki” native origin c.d.s., showing on reverse with “HONG KONG/K.B.” c.d.s.

(Webb type Bi.), fine.

HK$500-800

157

1906 picture postcards (3) incoming from Engalnd, France and Switzerland, each bearing a fine strike of “Singapore to Hong Kong” marine sorter, code “C”.

HK$1,200-1,800

158

1908 picture postcard to Hong Kong bearing Great Britain 1p., cancelled by “Paquebot” c.d.s., with “Singapore to Hong Kong” marine sorter c.d.s. (26.9) adjacent.

HK$500-800

159

1955-58 two incoming 6d. air letters incoming from Sierra Leone with K.G.VI cancelled by Freetown double-ring c.d.s. (two punch holes) and Q.E. cancelled by slogan postmark (light tone spots). Photo HK$500-800 Ephemera

160

Two tax documents during Japanese occupation period, showing circular “Paid” markings in Japanese type.

HK$800-1,000

161

A rental document during Japanese occupation period, showing large segmented “Postage Paid” double-ring markings in Japanese type. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

162

1950 (18 Mar.) A document issued by HSBC regarding the telegraphic transfer of 200,000 Sterling (equivalent to $3 million Hong Kong dollar plus) to Chase Bank, Hong Kong, with the cost of stamp duty of $646.3, bearing on reverse K.G.VI. Stamp Duty 30c. single, $3 (2), $10(4), $20 (15), $25 (12), all with “B of E” overprint in black and tied by “The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation/ Draft Dept.” oval h.s. in violet; unusal for such high amount transferred in during 1950s. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

Macau 163

1888 5r. black in a complete sheet of twenty eight, unmounted mint; folded through one horizontal row of perfs. S.G. 56, £670. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

164

1892-93 Newspaper perf.12½, 2½r. on 10r. in three sheets of twenty eight, without gum as issued, one sheet with slightly reduced top margin; fine. S.G. N73, £1175. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

165

1892-93 Newspaper perf.12½, 2½r. on 10r., two sheets of twenty eight cancelled by 1893 (18 Apr.) and (21 Apr.) c.d.s.; one sheet with some toning on the reverse, the other with some loss of colour. Early dates of use. Photo HK$600-1,000

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1894 New Currency; 1a. on 5r. black in a complete sheet of twenty eight, unused without gum as issued. S.G. 75, £420. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

167

1894 New Currency; 3a. on 20r. rosine in a complete sheet of twenty eight, unused without gum as issued; two horizontal folds through the perforations and a few faults in the lower margin. S.G. 76, £476. Photo HK$800-1,200

168

1894 New Currency; 4a. on 25r. violet in a part sheet of twenty four, without gum as issued, a few reinforced perfs at top and some ageing on the reverse. S.G. 77, £672. Photo HK$800-1,200

169

1894 5r. orange-yellow and 10r. rosy mauve in complete sheets of twenty eight, unmounted mint. S.G. 91-92, £950. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1898-1900 Perf.12½ ½a. grey in a part sheet of twenty four, unused without gum as issued; a couple of perf. tones and two horizontal bends. S.G. 130, £600. Photo HK$800-1,200

171

1902 “Provisorio” overprint on 2a. pale green, in a corner block of twenty eight, without gum as issued. S.G. 168, £500. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

172

1958 Charity Tax Stamps 7th series 2a. purple in block of fifteen (5x3) with imperf. variety, fine unused. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

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1956 Maps 1a. to 1p.50 set of eight in corner pairs from upper left of the sheet, bearing requisition number “9” and “10” in red, unmounted mint. S.G. 470-477, £220. Photo HK$500-800

1977 1st Anniversary of the Legislative Assembly set of three, unmounted mint,. S.G. 531-533.

HK$800-1,200

175

1893-1971 a collection of mostly used stamps on album pages, good condition in general.

176

A selection of mostly modern issues including miniature sheets and sheetlets, unused; also including a few sets of early commemorative and special issues which are used and a neat first day cover .

HK$600-1,000

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1905 (20 Nov.) picture post card of Macao (Hood & Co.) to Portugal bearing 1898-1900 2a. tied by Macau c.d.s., with Lisbon arrival alongside, fine. Photo HK$800-1,200

178

1911 (11 Aug.) neat and unaddressed envelope bearing “Postal Avo” surch. on fiscals 1s. on 5r. horizontal pair (left stamp “1” missing), D. Carlos I bisected digonally 2a. on 4a. and 5a. on 10a., cancelled by c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

179

1916 (July) envelope from the “Consul for Siam” registered to Holland bearing 1913 24a. tied by indistinct hexagonal datestamp and, on the reverse, Ceres 2a. with the vermilion registration label, black on grey Hong Kong censor label with boxed “PBC” and boxed “CENSUUR/GEPAGSCERT”, fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

180

1930 (28 July) “Per s/s First Chance” envelope (with original enclosure) to Portuguese India (15.8) bearing on the reverse Ceres 1a. (4) and 2a. tied by hexagonal datestamp with Hong Kong and other transit c.d.s. Photo HK$300-500

181

1931 (11 July) “Via Siberia, Shanghai-Manchouli Air Mail” envelope from Macao to England bearing Macao 54a. franking, tied by hexagonal d.s., with Hong Kong 50c. tied by double-ring c.d.s. (13.7) and with “PAR AVION/BY AIR MAIL” etiquette, the reverse with Peninsular Hotel advertising stamp; fine and very attractive. Photo HK$3,500-4,500 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1943 (15 Jan.) envelope registered to Chengtu (17.2) bearing Portugal 6a., 10a. and 20a. tied by hexagonal despatch datestamp and the arrival c.d.s., with Canton and other transit datestamps. Photo HK$300-500

183

1904-21 a group of covers (3) with 1904 (27 Oct.) envelope to San Francisco bearing 1902 “Provisorio” 2a. and 8a. tied by despatch c.d.s.; 1913 (14 Oct.) envelope to Hong Kong bearing, on the reverse, Republic 4a. on 8a.; and 1921 (16 Aug.) envelope to New York bearing Republic 10a. ted by hexagonal datestamp.

HK$1,000-1,500

184

1910-48 a group of registered envelopes displaying different types of registration label (4), with 1910 envelope to Hong Kong bearing 1904 1a. (6) and 2a. (12); 1917 envelope to The Commercial Chambers bearing Ceres 12a.; 1937 envelope to California with Portugal 6a. and 30a. and bearing a good strike of the scarce “AR” in circle; 1943 envelope to Hong Kong with 45a. franking, good condition in general.

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1925-48 a group of covers (17) which includes air mail with first flights, registered and many others, many either to Hong Kong or U.S.A. and displaying a wide range of frankings; good to fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

186

1951 (21 June) envelope from China bearing People’s Republic $800 tied by Kwantung Province c.d.s., addressed to Macao with faint boxed handstamp in blue and, on the reverse, 1951 Postage Due set of three tied by Macau hexagonal datestamps (7.7); minor soiling in places. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

187

1951 (18 Oct.) envelope to Macao bearing Tien An Men Square $800 orange tied by Canton c.d.s. with boxed instructional handstamp in purple below and, on the reverse, Macao 1951 Postage Due set of three (3) tied by the hexagonal datestamp (22.6); a few light age marks, a good taxed cover. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

188

1953 (4 Jun.) envelope bearing Tien An Men $800 single, cancelled by “Tientsin” dotted rim d.s., on reverse with 1951 Postage Due overprinted on Dragon stamp 1a. (2) applied on arrival and cancelled by hexagonal d.s. (19.6). Photo HK$1,200-1,500

189

1953 (3 Dec.) envelope bearing Tien An Men $800 single, cancelled by “Swatow” dotted rim d.s., with 1947 Imperio Colonial Portugues 5a. applied on arrival and cancelled by hexagonal d.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

Taiwan 190

1893 Telegram Receipt, black on native laid paper, large margins all round, very fine unused. Chan F8.

Photo HK$1,800-2,400

191

1888 Horse and Dragon 20 cash red, bright colour, unmounted mint, very fine. Chan F16. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

192

A small collection of 1895 Black Flag Republic issues (5), including first issue 30 cash and 100 cash imperf. on transparent native paper. Photo HK$800-1,200

193

1945 overprinted “Republic of China, Taiwan Province” 3s. to 10y. set of nine in corner marginal blocks of four, both 40s. and 1y. with additional blocks showing part doubling (“kiss” print) of the Chinese characters on a few stamps fine to very fine unused. Chan TP4-TP12. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

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1948-49 surcharge on Dr. Sun Yat-sen Chungking Dah Tung print $100 on $20 to $10,000 on $20 set of four marginal blocks of four, the key value $100 on $20 without margin, very fine unused. Chan TP33TP36. Photo HK$14,000-18,000

195

1948-49 surcharge on Dr. Sun Yat-sen $200 on $10 blue in marginal block of four, with offset of surcharge on reverse, fine and fresh unused. Chan TP34.

HK$800-1,200

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1949 (Apr.) surcharge on Dr. Sun Yat-sen $200,000 on $3,000 blue, fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Chan TP49. Photo HK$1,200-1,500 1948 surcharge on Dr. Sun Yat-sen $25 on $100 margin block of four, varieties surch. misplaced both horizontally and vertically, fine to very fine unused without gum as issued. Chan TP77h, i; Scott 51 var. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

198

1949 (5 Aug.) handstamped Chinese characters by woodchop “Postage Due” in violet on Dr. Sun Yatsen and Farm Products $1,000 on $3 to $5,000 set of three, and also by steel chop $1,000 on $3 and $3,000 on $3, fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Chan TPD10-TPD14. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

199

1948 Parcel Post stamps $100 to $3000, the set of five, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan TPP1TPP5. Photo HK$5,000-8,000

200

1949-50 surcharges on North-Eastern Provinces 2c. on $44 to 50c. on $44, basic set of six with additional 5c. on $44 violet surcharge, fine unused without as issued (7). Scott 91, 92, a, 93-96. Photo HK$2,200-2,800

201

1950 (5 Jan.) Flying Geese $10 on (-) blue-green horizontal pair, fresh and very fine unused. Scott 1010.

Photo HK$8,000-10,000

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1950 (5 Jan.) Flying Geese $10 on (-) blue-green horizontal pair, centrally cancelled by “Taipeh” bilingual c.d.s. Scott 1010. Photo HK$7,000-9,000 49

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1951 Division of Country into Self-governing Districts $2 miniature sheet, fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Scott 1041. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

204

1954 Completion of Silo Bridge miniature sheet in souvenir folder, fine unused without gum as issued.

Scott 1095a. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

205

A collection of definitive and commemorative issues, including 1947-48 Dr. Sun Yat-Sen and Farm Products first and second issues, 1962 15th Anniv. of UNICEF and 10th Anniv. of 4-H Club; the latter two sets also with miniature sheets.

HK$400-600

206

A collection of modern to contemporary issues, plus earlier issues which are mostly used, also a few first day covers, fine condition in general.

HK$500-800

207

A collection of mostly early issues, including 1950 Surcharge on Dr. Sun 2nd and 3rd Dah Tung print mint set of ten, missing 3c. on $30,000 and 5c. on $200,000; also some blocks of four (used).

HK$500-800 Postal History

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1950 (29 Dec.) unit aerogramme with “Limited For Use in Taiwan Province” overprints to Ting Hai, Chekinag, cancelled by “Taipei” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

209

1947(c.) envelope used locally in Taiwan bearing “Limited for Use in Taiwan” overprints $3 on $100 Dr. Sun Yat-sen 1st Shanghai Dah Tung print, cancelled by “Sinchu” c.d.s. and showing “Dadaocheng” arrival on reverse. Photo HK$500-800

210

1950 (11 Feb.) air mail envelope registered to Hong Kong bearing 1949-50 5c. on $44 (3), 10c. on $44, 20c. on $44 and 50c. on $44, 1949 set of four unit stamps overprinted and Silver Yuan 15c. and 40c.

Views of Peking, all tied by Taipei c.d.s. with the Taipeh registration label alongside, “R2” in circle and Kowloon arrival on the reverse. Scarce Silver Yuan stamps used in Taipei. Photo HK$7,000-9,000

211

1950 (7 Apr.) airmail envelope from Taipei to New York, U.S.A., franked with surcharged on Dr. Sun “Limited Foe Use In Northeast” 20c on $44 crimson block of four and Flying Geese1st printing $2 single, tied by “Taiwan/Taipei” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

212

1950 (9 May) airmail envelope from Taipei to Paris, France via “Hong Kong (10.5), bearing Flying Geese 1st printing (wide spacing) $1 horizontal pair, surcharged on Dr. Sun Shanghai Dah Tung print 5c. on $200,000 and surcharged on Dr. Sun ‘Limited For Use In Northeast’ 20c on $44, tied by bilingual ‘Taipei’ dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

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1950 (19 Jul.) envelope to U.S.A. bearing Dr. Sun 2nd Farm Products print $30,000, 5c. surcharge on 3rd Shanghai Dah Tung print $2,000,000, Koxinga 15c.and Division of Country 40c., cancelled by “Taipei” bilingual c.d.s., the Koxinga 15c. additionally tied by “Surface Mail” framed h.s. in violet, a beautiful example showing colourful old and new currency frankings. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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1950 (15 Aug.) envelope to Taipei (25.9) bearing U.S. 25c., cancelled by c.d.s., a horizontal pair of Silver Yuan Unit stamps overprinted “Limited For Use In Taiwan” on Domestic Ordinary Unit stamp orange applied on arrival and tied by “Taipei” c.d.s. which pays the poste restante fee. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

215

1947 Dr. Sun Yat-sen 1.50 stationery card for use in Taiwan, a tiny hole near the Chinese characters “Chung”, fine unused. Photo HK$2,400-3,000

216

1954 (8 Jan.) registered airmail from Taipei to Geneva (27.1) bearing on reverse Anti-Tuberculosis Association $2 and $5, cancelled by c.d.s., and showing on front Swiss “Lettre sauvée de la catastrophe/aérienne de la ligne Manille-Londres,/avion tombé près de Rome le 14.1.54./Lausanne 2 exp. letters.” crash label, envelope a little dirty on reverse and crumpled from its recovery from the crash, fine example of this crash originating from Taiwan. Photo

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A Douglas DC-6 of Philippine Air Lines (PAL) en route between Manila and London, flying the leg from Beirut to Rome, crashed on 14 January 1954 while attempting to land in heavy turbulence, which led to an engine fire. All 16 people on board the plane were killed.

HK$1,800-2,600

A gorup of postcards (5, one incoming from Japan), bearing various Taiwan Province issues, cancelled by nice strikes of native c.d.s. such as Chiayi, Hsinchu and Miaoli.

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224

Municipal Posts Shanghai

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Large Dragons 218

Printing 9: 4ca. yellow on wove paper, narrow L.P.O., fine unused, close but clear margins, thin on reverse covered by hinge remnant. Livingston 2d. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

219

Printing 23: 1ca. blue on laid paper, close but clear margins, fine cancelled by “Shanghai/Local Post” c.d.s. of Sep 73 in red. Livingston 7c. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

220

Printing 44: 4ca. yellow on wove paper, closed margins and a small defect at top, still fine unused.

Livingston 21b. Photo HK$600-1,000

221

Printing 33: 6ca. terra cotta brown on wove paper, good to large margins, hinged, still very fine unused. Livingston 22. With 2003 certificate. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

222

1871-72 Large Dragon official reprint 2ca. black good margins all round, bush stroke “1998” on reverse, fine unused. Photo HK$500-800

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1871-72 Large Dragon official reprint 2ca. black wide margins all round, fine unused. Photo

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1873-77 Shanghai Small Dragon surcharge 1ca. on 4c. grey lilac, variety surcharge largely missing, with normal stamp for comparison, both fine unused. Chan LS58. Photo HK$1,200-1,500 1877-80 20 cash lilac in a lower margin imperf. plate proof block of four, without gum as usual, fresh and fine. Chan LS82P. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

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226

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1890 Double Dragons issue 5c. rose, cancelled by “Local Post Agency/ Foochow” circular h.s. in blue; also Double Dragon surch. issue set of four, all left half, fine used.

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A small piece bearing 1893 Provisionals half stamps surcharges in blue (3), comprising ½Ct. on half 5c. pink (“2” bent foot”) and red, and 1Ct. on 2c. brown, a lovely item. Photo on page 53 HK$1,500-2,000 Postal Stationery

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1863 (June) “Postage Paid 1c.” with bilingual “Shanghai Local Post” embossed impression stationery envelope used locally, showing on front and reverse bilingual “Local Post/Shanghai” double-ring h.s.and “Shanghai/Local Post/A” c.d.s. respectively. Photo HK$1,800-2,600

229

1892 (28 Apr.) Shanghai Local Post Card with the upper right corner tied by “Shanghai/ Local Post” index “E” c.d.s., neat and fine. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

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1893 (2 Oct.) Coat of Arms ½c. and 1c. stationery wrappers, cancelled by “Shanghai/Local Post” index “A” c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

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1897 (25 Jan.) Barclay & Fry 1c. stationery envelope used locally, with indicia cancelled by “Shanghai/ Local Post/H” double-ring d.s. Photo HK$1,800-2,600

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1903 (July) newswrapper used locally in Shanghai with the address label tied by “Shanghai/ Local Post” c.d.s., showing a good strike of “PAID” alongside. Photo HK$2,600-3,500

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A group of unused postal stationeries (18), including Shanghai Local Post Coat of Arms 2c. stationery envelope (5, unfolded); also with Chefoo Local Post ½c. green newspaper wrapper(5, unfolded). Good condition in general.

HK$1,000-1,500

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A pair of stationery lettersheets, both with indicia cancelled by “Shanghai Local Post” c.d.s. and bearing handpainted illustration on reverse.

HK$600-800 Postal History

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1892 (3 Jul.) envelope used locally in Shanghai bearing “Postage Due” overprinted on Double Dragons 2c., cancelled by index “H” c.d.s., showing alongside “To Pay.” h.s., on reverse with the same c.d.s. (the month notation “JL” inverted); also a small piece bearing surcharge issues. Photo on page 56 HK$4,000-5,000

236

1893 (1 Apr.) red band envelope used locally in Shanghai bearing on front a fine strike of circular “PAID” h.s. in red and on reverse “Shanghai/ Local Post” c.d.s. Photo on page 56 HK$2,200-3,000

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1893 (1 Jun.) local envelope addressed to Gunzburg bearing the whole stamp of ½c. on half 5c vermilion, tied by “Local Post/ Shanghai” circular h.s. in blue, torn at top. Photo on page 56 HK$800-1,200

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1893 (18 Jul) envelope bearing 1Ct. on half 2c., canelled by “Shanghai/Local Post” c.d.s. Photo on page 56 HK$1,000-1,500

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1900s envelope used locally in Shanghai, tied on front “SHAI LOCAL PAID” rectangular h.s. in balck, on reverse showing c.d.s. Photo on page 56 HK$2,400-3,200

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1895 first issue 2c. blue, type 1 as without dot at the upper right of the Chinese character “Two”, key value of the set, very fine unused. Chan LA3. Photo HK$500-800

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1896 “Half Cent” (Wide “f”) surch. on Herons issue 4c. reddish brown, in corner block of ten (5x2, top two rows), fine cancelled by three complete strikes of “Local Post Office/Amoy” index “A” c.d.s. of “Ma 7 96”. Chan LA7. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

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1896 “Half Cent” (Wide “f”) surch. on Herons issue 5c. orange, in block of six (3x2), fine cancelled by two complete strikes of “Local Post Office/Amoy” index “A” c.d.s. of “Ma 7 96”. Chan LA8. Photo HK$800-1,200

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1896 “Half Cent” (Wide “f”) surch. on Herons issue 5c. orange, in block of six (3x2), fine cancelled by two complete strikes of “Local Post Office/Amoy” index “A” c.d.s. of “Ma 7 96”. Chan LA8. Photo HK$800-1,200

243

1896 (1 June) “Postage Due” overprint in seriffed letters 1c. rose-red, very fine and fresh unused.

Livingston D14. Chan LAD12.

HK$2,200-3,000 Chefoo

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1893 first issue ½c. green, variety imperf. at left, with normal stamp for comparison, both fine unused.

Chan LC1. Photo HK$1,200-1,500 57

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1895 (11 Oct.) ½c. green single tied by “Local Post/Chefoo” c.d.s.on 5Pf. stationery card (uprated with 5Pf.) to Cuben, Germany (arrival c.d.s. alongside) via Shanghai Local Post and German P.O. (14.10), some ageing, still fine. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

Chinkiang 246

1895 Postage Due (litho.) 6c mauve horizontal pair with imperf. at both top and foot varieties, the right stamp also imperf. at right, fine used. Chan LCHD38. Photo HK$500-800

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1895 “Five Cents” surcharged in red on Postage Due 5c. green, variety surcharge inverted, unused with large part original gum, fine. Chan LCHD41a. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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1895 Official 15c. rosine variety “Service” inverted in a lower right corner block of four, large part original gum; one segment of margin missing and the lower margins reinforced with paper, the stamps are centred very low and the horizontal perfs. folded. Chan LCHO8a, S.G. O55a, £1600. Photo HK$2,600-3,500

1894 (12 Aug.) red band envelope to Shanghai (13.8) bearing first issue 2c., cancelled by “Chinkiang/ Postal Service” undated h.s., neat and fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

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250

1894 (12 Aug.) envelope with “Municipal Council, Chinkiang” printed on flap to Shanghai bearing a superb strike of boxed “PAID” in black, the reverse with the large “CHINKIANG/POSTAL SERVICE” c.d.s. and blue Shanghai Local Post arrival c.d.s. (13.8), very fresh and fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

251

1895 (6 Mar.) envelope with “Municipal Council, Chinkiang” printed on flap (partly covered by the wax seal) registered to Shanghai and marked “On Service” bearing a superb strike of boxed “PAID” and “REGISTERED/No.” with manuscript “113” in black, the reverse with the large “CHINKIANG/ POSTAL SERVICE” c.d.s. and blue Shanghai Local Post arrival c.d.s. (7.3), very fine and attractive.

Photo HK$8,000-10,000

252

1895 (19 Apr.) Postage Due 2nd overprint 2c. on neat envelope used locally, cancelled by “Chinakiang/ Postal Service” double-ring d.s.and “To Pay” oval h.s. in black. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

253

1895 (16 Jul.) Postage Due lithographed ½c. on neat envelope used locally, cancelled by “Chinakiang/ Postal Service” double-ring d.s.and “To Pay” oval h.s. in black. Photo HK$800-1,200

254

1895 (27 Jun.) Postage Due (litho.) 4c. on neat envelope used locally, cancelled by “Chinakiang/Postal Service” double-ring d.s.and “To Pay” oval h.s. in black. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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253

255

254

256 255

1895 (19 Apr.) Postage Due 2nd overprint 4c. marginal single on neat envelope used locally, cancelled by “Chinakiang/Postal Service” double-ring d.s.and “To Pay” oval h.s. in black. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 Chungking

256

1893 (Dec.) perf. 12½ 2ca. red-orange; and 1894 (Dec.) perf. 11½ 2ca.to 24ca. set of five, with additional pieces including 16ca. block of six (3 x 2, split perf.), unused with much original gum (a few unmounted), overall fine to very fine. Chan LCK1, 3-7. Photo HK$3,500-4,500 WWW.SPINK.COM

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258

259 257

1895 (25 Feb.) envelope addressed to Shanghai bearing Second issue 2ca. single, tied by in “Chungking (bilingual)/Cancelled” rectangular d.s. in violet, unusual. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 Hankow

258

1893 (20 May) first issue 2c. to 10c. set of three, fine used. Chan LH1-LH3. Photo

259

1893 first issue, 5c. yellow-green on pale salmon in a vertical strip of four, unused without gum; horizontal crease through the second stamp and a couple of light age marks, centred well to the left. A scarce multiple. Chan LH2. Photo HK$4,500-6,000

260

1894 fourth issue 2c. to 30c. set of five, fine used. Chan LH11-LH15.

261

262

HK$1,500-2,000

HK$500-800

1896 (Aug.) Provisional surcharge “One Cent” on 30c. violet vertical surcharge reading upwards in blocks of four, fine mint. Chan LH24. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

1896 (Aug.) Provisional surcharge “One Cent” on 30c. violet, surch. inverted (reading from top), fresh and very fine mint. Chan LH24d. Photo HK$1,800-2,400 61

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1895 (Mar.) Handwritten letter on Hankow Local Post Office memo from Local Post Office Postmaster Henry Miller regarding the places to which a letter can be taken by the L.P.O.stamps, center folded, nevertheless an important and fine postal document. Photo HK$4,500-6,000

264 264

1896 (3 Apr.) “Via Brindisi” envelope from London to Hankow (9.5) bearing Great Britain 2?d. cancelled by native origin c.d.s., showing on reverse “Singapore/to Hong Kong” marine sorter c.d.s.

(26.4) and “Hankow/Local Post” arrival c.d.s. (one in violet and one in black), very fine. Photo HK$10,000-15,000 Ichang

265

266

1894 first issue ½ca. and 1ca., very fine cancelled by “Ichang” dollar dater of “1 Oct 97”, also with 1ca. tied by complete strike of “Ichang” seal. A nice assemby. Photo HK$1,600-2,400 1894 first issue 3ca. and 1Mace in blocks of four, both very fine cancelled by “Ichang” rectangular d.s. of “15 Jun 94”. Photo HK$1,200-1,800 Kewkiang

267

268

1894 first issue ½c. black on rose, variety one dot missing at the left of the character “Kiang”, very fine unused. Chan LK1a. Photo HK$600-1,000 A mainly unused collection comprising 1894 first to third issues, two sets for each issue, 1896 surcharge issue sets of three (one set used), and various “Posatge Due” overprints, most in fine condition (84). Photo HK$7,000-9,000 Nanking

269

1897 Fourth issue 1c. rose imperf. (3), very fine unused. Photo

HK$600-1,000

Tientsin 270

1895 the bogus ½c. to 15c. set of six plus a second set overprinted “Postage Due”, part to large part original gum; a couple with age faults (12). Chan LWT1- LWT12. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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272

Wuhu 271

1895 First print 10c. imperforate proof in issued colour, with “inverted” overprint “Postage Due” (Type 1). Photo HK$1,000-1,500

272

1895 (10 May.) Postage Due 1st overprint 6c. on neat envelope used locally, cancelled by “Wuhu/Local Post” c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

273

1895 (4 Jul.) First overprint in Chinese 6c. on red band envelope to Shanghai (6.7), cancelled by “Wuhu/China” c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

274

1896 (11 Jun.) Second overprint in Chinese ½c. on neat wrapper to Shanghai (13.6), cancelled by “Wuhu/China” c.d.s. Photo HK$400-800

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A Recent Find With Similar Items Not Offered In Auction For More Than 30 Years 275

1873 entire from Peking (?) to London (21.7) via Etrangee (20.7) bearing horizontal strip of three and single 1871-76 France “Ceres” 80c. dull carmine, Paris print (SG209), cancelled by numeral “5104” in dotted rhomb, matching double ring “Shang-hai’ French Post Office c.d.s. of 31 May, framed “PD” h.s. and “Paq. Ang. V. Brind/A. Mod” of 19 Jun ship cancellation in red adjacent, on reverse showing a superb strike of “Custom House/Shanghai/Paid/31 May/1873” oval d.s. (36 x 25mm) in red (RRR), two stamps with insignificant defects and wax seal removed noted for accuracy. A fine example of this important Customs marking and a fabulous showpiece item. Photo Expertisation: B.P.A.certificate (2014).

This is the first postal marking of the Chinese Customs, probably indicating payment for foreign postage of non-subscriber or non-closed mail matter from Peking. Less than twenty records for this Custom House Paid marking. Of these, at least eleven are outgoing to France. This recent find, previously unrecorded, is believed to be the unique example sent to England. This new discovery increases the number of recorded examples bearing this Custom House Paid marking and with “5104” obliterator to six. The five previously recorded envelopes are :

1872 envelope to Paris showing on front the oval d.s. of “22 February1872”, and bearing France Napoleon 10c. pair and laureated 80c. Robson Lowe (Basle), 20.3.1975, lot 1001

1872 envelope to Paris showing the oval d.s. of “25 May1872” L.Y. Woo collection

1872 envelope to Paris showing on reverse the oval d.s. of “14 November 1872”, and bearing France Napoleon 10c. (2) and Ceres 80c. George Alevizos (Los Angeles), 3.6.1980, lot 2192

1873 envelope to Paris showing on reverse the oval d.s. of “21 June 1873”, and bearing Siege 25c. pair and two singles. Robson Lowe (Basle),16.10.1974, lot 1252

1874 envelope to Paris showing on reverse the oval d.s. of “15 October 1874”, and bearing 1871 10c. bistre pair and 1872 80c. Robson Lowe (Basle),16.10.1974, lot 1254 HK$300,000-400,000

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276 276

1893 (27 May) “Packing Fruit Packing Co., San Francisco, Cala.” corner 1c. stationery envelope to Tientsin (26.6), the indicia cancelled by duplex and with matching “San Francisco” c.d.s. adjacent, showing “Customs/Tientsin” double-ring d.s. in red alongside, neat and very fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

277 277

1894 (5 Dec.) envelope to Paris (1895), showing “Tientsin Customs/Mail Matter” oval h.s. (type II) in blue, matching “Customs/Tientsin” origin and blue “Customs/Shanghai” transit (9.12) double-ring d.s. on reverse, and bearing on front France “Chine” 25c., cancelled by “Shang-hai/Chine” c.d.s. (12.12), with faint arrival d.s. in red adjacent, very fine. Photo HK$30,000-40,000

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278 278

1897 (23 Nov.) envelope from Chicago to Tientsin (1.1.98) via San Francisco (26.11) bearing U.S. 5c., cancelled by “flag” duplex, showing “To Pay” framed h.s. adjacent, with “U.S. Postal Agency, Shanghai” c.d.s. (25.12, month reversed), “Shanghai” dollar dater (27.12) in blue and “Tientsin” doublering d.s. in brown with “Customs” removed on reverse, fine.

HK$20,000-26,000

279 279

1901 (13 Jun.) picture postcard to Leeds (15.7), bearing Q.V. 2c. cancelled by “Hong Kong” and “Customs/Kowloon” c.d.s., neat and very fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

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280 280

3ca. brown-red imperforate on thick wove paper, horizontal pair [16-17] with 6.5mm. sheet margin at left, bright colour on crisp white paper, large margins all round, extremely fine and fresh. Photo HK$40,000-50,000

281

282

283

284 1878 Thin Paper

281

1ca. dull yellow-green, 3ca. vermilion and 5ca. yellow, unused set of three; 3ca. with some original gum, 5ca. with paper adherences on the reverse. Chan 1-3. Photo HK$9,000-12,000

282

1ca. to 5ca. set of three with large holes perfs., good colours, cancelled by “Tientsin” seal, a rare set.

Chan 1-3. Photo HK$5,000-6,500

283

1ca. to 5ca. set of three with rough perfs., sharp colours, cancelled by seal or Customs dater, another rare set. Chan 1-3. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

284

1ca. to 5ca. set of three, bright fresh colours, well centred, cancelled by “Customs/Chefoo” double-ring d.s., fine to very fine. Chan 1-3. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

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285 285

1ca. to 5ca. set of three (1ca. and 3ca. being 1882 wide margin), excellent colours, well centred, cancelled by “Customs/Shanghai” double-ring d.s. of 1882 in red, very fine and rare. Chan 3-5. Photo HK$22,000-28,000

286 286

1ca. to 5ca. set of three, good colours, well centred, cancelled by “Customs/Shanghai” double-ring d.s. of 1880 in black, fine to very fine. Chan 1-3. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

287

1ca. to 5ca. set of three, bright fresh colours, well centred, cancelled by “Customs/Shanghai” doublering d.s. for 1880, fine to very fine. Chan 1-3. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

288

1ca. to 5ca. used set of three, excellent colours, the 1ca. and 3ca. cancelled by “Customs/Shanghai” double-ring d.s. of “Feb 79” in red; the 5ca. cancelled by “Customs/Chefoo” double-ring d.s.of “Jan 79”, very fine and early usage. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

289

1ca. to 5ca. marginal set of three, bright fresh colours, well centred, cancelled by seal or Customs c.d.s., fine to very fine. Chan 1-3. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

290

1ca. green cancelled by a fine strike of “Newchwang” seal; also includes 1888 Small Dragons 3ca. mauve with the same canceller. Chan 1, 20. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

291

1ca. green, a horizontal pair [18-12] of the second setting with central Tientsin seal type C; a couple of short perfs. and a few light tone spots on the reverse. A good pair from this scarce setting. Chan 1.

Photo HK$5,000-6,000

292

1ca. deep green [8] and 5ca. dull orange cancelled by the double framed Shanghai “C.P.D.”h.s.; the 1ca. is fine, the 5ca. is thinned in the upper right corner and shows a part strike of the Shanghai Customs c.d.s. in red. A scarce postmark. Chan 1, 3. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

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300

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3ca. brown red, mint with much original gum, fresh and fine. Chan 2. Photo

294

3ca. brown red, showing light double impression near the framelines, very fine used with seal cancellation. Chan 2. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

295

3ca. brown red, very fine used with seal cancellation. Chan 2. Photo

296

3ca. brown red, cancelled by practically complete “Customs/Chinkiang” double-ring d.s. of “Nov __ 79”, fine. Chan 2. Photo HK$5,500-7,000

297

3ca. brown red, cancelled by “Customs/Chinkiang” double-ring d.s. of 1879, missing the month and date notations fine and unusual. Chan 2. Photo HK$5,500-7,000

298

3ca. brown red, cancelled by practically complete “Customs/Chinkiang” double-ring d.s. of “Sep 2 80”, the month notation “Sep”very lightly inked, fine. Chan 2. Photo HK$5,500-7,000

HK$3,000-4,000

HK$500-800

299 299

A fascinating collection of 3ca. (12), each cancelled by large part to complete strike of “Customs/ Newchwang” double-ring d.s. without year date, from January to December, very fine appearance, An exceptionally rare set with this cancellation. Photo HK$50,000-60,000

300

3ca. brown red, cancelled by “Customs/Newchwang” double-ring d.s. of “Jan 22 81”, fine. Chan 2.

Photo HK$2,400-3,000

301

5ca. orange-yellow [8], the Chinese character “Dah” touching the frameline, well centred, part original gum. Chan 3. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

302

5ca. yellow vertical strip of three, cancelled by strikes of “Shanghai” seal in balck, very fine. Chan 3.

Photo HK$10,000-12,000

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308 303

305

309

307

306

311

312

313

5ca. yellow-orange with part of watermark of paper maker’s name, fine cancelled by “Tientsin” seal.

Chan 3. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

304 304

5ca. yellow cancelled by practically complete strike of “Customs/Newchwang” double-ring d.s. of “Dec 21 78”, very fine and rare 1878 first year cancellation. Chan 3. Photo HK$60,000-80,000

305

5ca. cancelled by “Customs/Newchwang” double-ring d.s. of “13 Dec 81”, very fine. Chan 3. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

306

5ca. orange cancelled by “Customs/Tientsin” c.d.s. in black, very fine. Chan 3. Photo

307

5ca. orange horizontal strip of three, vibrant colour, choice centring, very fine used with seal cancellation. Chan 3. Photo HK$9,000-12,000

308

5ca. yellow, cancelled by very fine strike of framed “PAID” chop in blue. Chan 3. Photo

309

5ca. yellow-orange, dazzling colour, well centred, fine used by Tibet” double-ring h.s., rare and unusual. Photo HK$11,000-14,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

HK$7,000-10,000

HK$3,000-4,000

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1882 Wide Setting

310 310

1ca. deep green [25], 3ca. brownish red [23] and 5ca. yellow-ochre [25], small part original gum; 1ca. with faint tone mark from old hinge. Fresh appearance and an attractive set. Chan 4-6. Photo HK$32,000-40,000

311

3ca. brownish red [19] showing broken claw variety, cancelled by part Peking seal in blue; fine. Chan 5.

Photo HK$2,000-2,800

312

3ca. tied by seal on piece, largely covered by Germany 20Pf. marginal single, cancelled by “Shanghai” German P.O. c.d.s. (6.12.90). Chan 5. Photo HK$3,500-4,200

313

5ca. yellow-ochre cancelled by “Customs/ Newchwang” c.d.s. (June 1882), a thin hole at the right, otherwise very fine. Believed tio be the earliest recorded date of use of Newchwang Customs c.d.s.

Chan 6. Photo HK$4,000-5,000 1883 Thick Paper

314

315

314

1ca. bright green [23], 3ca. pale red [10] and 5ca. chrome-yellow [15], unused with traces of gum in places. A fresh and attractive set. Chan 7-9. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

315

1ca. to 5ca. clean-cut perfs., sharp and deep colours, well centred, fine to very fine unused. Chan 7-9.

Phtoto HK$10,000-15,000

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327

316

1ca. to 5ca. clean-cut perfs., excellent colours, well centred, fine to very fine unused. Chan 7-9. Phtoto HK$10,000-15,000

317

1ca. green, clean-cut perf., showing heavy inking around dragon’s face, excellent colour, well centred, very fine and fresh unused with much original gum. Chan 7a. Photo HK$2,600-3,500

318 318

1ca. green clean-cut perfs horizontal pair, centrally cancelled by “Customs/ Hankow” c.d.s. of “Apr 18 1894” in red. Chan 7a. Photo HK$15,000-20,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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3ca. vermilion clearly showing the extra semicircle in the left inner frameline, fine cancelled by seal postmark in blue. Chan 8. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

320

3ca. vermilion showing the extra semicircle in the left inner frameline, fine cancelled by seal postmark in blue. Chan 8. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

321

3ca. vermilion [4] and [15] used together on piece, neatly cancelled by Newchwang c.d.s. “dec 5” without yeardate. [4] clearly shows the extra semicircle in the left inner frameline. The perforations indicate that these were originally a vertical pair [4/15] which would be from a new setting, possibly setting XV. A delightful and important item. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

322

3ca. vermillion, clean-cut perf., showing flaw part of Dragon’s lower left face, excellent colour, well centred, very fine and fresh unused with much original gum. Chan 8. Photo HK$5,500-7,000

323

3ca. brown red, clean-cut perfs., centrally cancelled by “Amoy Customs/Mail/Matter” oval h.s. in red, fine strike. Chan 8. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

324

3ca. brown-red, clean-cut perfs., cancelled by “Customs/Hankow” double-ring d.s. of “Sep 15 85” in violet, paper adherence on reverse. Chan 8. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

325

3ca. vermillion, clean-cut perf., showing heavy inking around dragon’s face, excellent colour, well centred, very fine used with “customs/Shanghai” dater of “Feb 7”. Chan 8. Photo HK$2,600-3,500

326

3ca. brown-red clean-cut perfs variety imperf. at bottom, cancelled by good strike of “Customs/Taku” double-ring d.s. (type 2) in violet. Chan 8. Photo HK$4,200-5,000

327

3ca. brown-red clean-cut perfs., cancelled by good strike of “Tientsin” seal in blue. Chan 8. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

328 328

3ca. brown-red clean-cut perfs block of four, centrally cancelled by two strikes of “Peking” seal in blue. Chan 8. Photo HK$28,000-32,000

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329 329

5ca. chrome-yellow, clean-cut perfs., block of six (2x3), cancelled by fine strikes of Peking seal in blue, a very fine and appealing multiple. Chan 9. Photo HK$40,000-50,000

330

5ca. chrome-yellow, clean-cut perfs., horizontal strip of three, cancelled by two complete strikes of Chefoo seal, well centred, very fine and fresh. Chan 9. Photo HK$14,000-18,000

331

5ca. chrome yellow (clear-cut perfs.) on pieces, cancelled by “Customs/Chinkiang” double-ring d.s. of 1883 and “London” c.d.s. of “JY 4 1883”, unusal. Chan 9. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

330 331

332

333

332

1ca. to 5ca. rough perfs., sharp and deep colours, well centred, fine to very fine unused. Chan 10-12.

Photo HK$18,000-22,000

333

1ca. to 5ca. rough perfs., excellent colours, well centred, fine to very fine unused. Chan 10-12. Photo HK$18,000-22,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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335

334

336

334

1ca. to 5ca. rough perfs., good colours, well centred, fine cancelled by “Peking” seal in blue. Chan 1012. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

335

3ca. vermilion, rough perfs., cliche 17, fine to very fine cancelled by “Peking” seal in blue. Chan 11.

Photo HK$1,500-2,000

336

5ca. chrome-yellow, rough perfs., horizontal pair, cancelled by part strikes of seal, very fine. Chan 12.

Photo HK$10,000-12,000 1885-88 Small Dragons

337

1885(c.) imperforate plate proof of 3ca. mauve on watermarked paper, fine and fresh unused. Photo HK$7,000-9,000

338

1885(c.) imperforate plate proof of 5ca. olive-yellow on watermarked paper, wide margin at foot, fine and fresh unused. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

337 338 1885 Perforation 12½ 339

1ca. to 5ca. clean-cut perf. set of three, bright fresh colours, well centred, very fine unused. Chan 1315. Photo HK$3,200-4,000

339 77

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340 340

1ca.bright green and 3ca. mauve clean-cut perfs., in blocks of six (3x2), the 3ca. block also with margins, very fine and fresh unmounted mint, very good and scarce in large multiples. Chan 13, 14.

Photo HK$50,000-60,000

341 341

1ca. to 5ca. set of three, rough perf., in corner marginal blocks of six (3x2), very fine and fresh unused with full original gum, lightly hinged on margins only not affecting the stamps. A rare set. Chan 1618. Photo HK$60,000-80,000

342

343 344

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1ca. to 5ca. rough perf. set of three, bright fresh colours, well centred, very fine unused. Chan 16-18.

Photo HK$2,000-2,800

343

1ca. to 5ca. set of three, two sets in different shades, part to large part original gum; one 5ca. with paper adherence on the reverse. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

344

3ca. mauve, rough perf., good colour and well centred, cancelled by “Wuhu Customs/Mail Matter” oval h.s, fine to very fine used. Chan 17. Photo HK$2,600-3,500 1888 Perforation 11½ to 12

345

1ca. to 5ca. sets of three (2), good colours and well centring, fine to very fine unused with much original gum. Chan 19-21. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

346 346

1ca. to 5ca. set of three in corner marginal blocks of ten (2x5), very fine and fresh unmounted mint. A very good and scarce unused set in large multiples. Chan 19-21. Photo HK$45,000-60,000

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348

349

350 351

352

353

347

1ca., 3ca. and 5ca. lightly mounted mint; 1ca. with perf. faults, and exceptionally fresh set. Photo HK$2,000-2,500

348

1ca. to 5ca. set of three, very fine mint with much original gum, good appearance. Chan 19-21. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

349

1ca. to 5ca. excellent colours and centring, fine to very fine unused. Chan 19-21. Photo

350

3ca. mauve, right margin block of four, part original gum. Chan 20. Photo

HK$1,500-2,000 HK$4,000-5,000

351

3ca. mauve, variety imperf. at left and at top, fine cancelled by “CHEFOO� seal. Chan 20var. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

352

3ca. mauve, variety imperf. at left, fine cancelled by seal. Chan 20var. Photo

353

5ca. olive yellow, variety stamp design misplaced significantly to left, led to outer frame line at left disappeared, fine unused. Chan 21var. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

354

1ca. to 5ca. sets (2), mix perf., fine cancelled by seal, mainly Shanghai and Tientsin.

355

1ca. to 5ca. used set, fine.

356

A small group of unused with 1ca. (3) and 3ca. (3), part to large part original gum; a few small age faults. Chan 19-20.

HK$2,000-2,800

HK$3,000-3,800

HK$1,000-1,500 HK$300-500

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357 357

1880s neat decorative envelope used locally in Peking, bearing on reverse Small Dragon 3ca., cancelled by “Peking” seal, very fine. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

358 358

1894 (3 Mar.) envelope addressed toGermany bearing France 25c. tied by “Shang-hai/Chine” c.d.s.

(12.) and bearing, on the reverse, Small Dragon 1ca., 3ca. and 5ca. cancelled by fair to good strikes of “Peking” seal in blue, with matching “I.G, of Customs/Peking c.d.s. in blue, showing alongside “Customs/Shanghai” c.d.s (10.3), and “Ligne N/Paq. Fr. No. 5” octagonal d.s. (17.3). An attractive cover. Photo HK$60,000-80,000 81

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359 359

1ca. to 24ca. imperforate plate proofs in colours of the 1st printing on thin native laid paper, very fine and fresh. Photo HK$30,000-40,000

360 360

1ca. to 5ca. imperforate plate proofs in black from the re-engraved reserve plates on thick paper, blocks of four, fine to very fine. Photo HK$22,000-30,000

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361

362

364

363

365

361

1ca. to 24ca. set of nine, part to large part original gum; fresh colours. A good set. Chan 22-30. Photo HK$12,000-14,000

362

1ca. to 24ca. set of nine, part to large part original gum, 9ca. with large margin at top (pane 2 [1]); some paper and other hinge remainders, 5ca. and 6ca. tone spots, 24ca. with tiny split at top. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

363

A group of values with 2ca., 5ca., 9ca., 12ca. and 24ca., part original gum; 2ca. pulled perf., very fresh colours. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

364 365

3ca. orange yellow, variety imperf. all round, fine and unusual. Chan 24var. Photo

HK$2,000-2,800

4ca. rose-pink horizontal with interpane margin in between, unused with much original gum, Chan 25.

Photo HK$1,000-1,500 83

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367

369

370

371

366

5ca. orange, very fine and fresh unused. Chan 26. Photo

367

9ca. green with imperforate gutter margin at top, fine and fresh unused with large part original gum, slight toning, still an attractive variety. Chan 28r. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

368

1ca. to 24ca. set of nine, fine to very fine used. Chan 22-30.

369

3ca. orange yellow and 6ca. brown, each cancelled by “Newchwang” seal, fine. Chan 24, 27. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

370

9ca. green with imperforate gutter margin at right, cancelled by seal chop in blue, very fine. An appealing variety. Chan 28s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

371

12ca. brown-orange, centrally cancelled by a complete strike of “Customs/Newchwang” double-ring d.s. of “Sep 30 96”, very fine and appealing. Chan 29. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

HK$1,200-1,800

HK$4,500-5,500

372 372

1906 (9 Jan.) registered envelope to Germany bearing 9ca. bright green vertical t?te-b?che pair, cancelled by “Shantung/Kiaochow” double-ring lunar d.s., in combination with Kiaochow 10pf. and 20pf., tied by “Tsingtau/Kiaochow” German P.O. c.d.s. (28.4), arrival c.d.s. on reverse, fine and scarce variety on cover. Photo HK$30,000-40,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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373

375

376

374 1897 New Currency Surcharges Small Figures on Small Dragons 373

374

1c. on 1ca. to 5c. on 5ca. set of three fine unused with much original gum. Chan 31-33. Photo

HK$1,200-1,800

1c. on 1ca., 2c. on 3ca. and 5c. on 5ca. in blocks of four, large part original gum. Fresh and a good set in blocks. Photo HK$16,000-20,000

375

1c. on 1ca. green on piece, tied by “Hankow” brown dollar dater of “26 Apr 98”, (Kuang Hsu 24th year, the intercalary 3rd month, the 6th day) rare usage during the intercalary month. Chan 31. Photo HK$1,800-2,200

376

2c. on 3ca., variety surcharge misplaced vertically resulting in the character “cents” partly omitted, fine used. Chan 32var. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

85

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378

377 377

1897 (23 Apr.) envelope to Shanghai (28.8 dollar dater arrival on reverse) bearing 1c. on 1ca. dull green horizontal pair, cancelled by “Hankow” dollar dater, fine single rate cover, the Small Dragon surcharges are particularly elusive on commercial covers. Photo HK$32,000-40,000

378

1897 Large Surcharge on Small Dragon 2c. on 3ca. good colour, well centred, fine cancelled by “Shanghai” dollar dater. Chan 35. Photo HK$4,000-5,000 Small Figures on Dowager First Printing

Ex 379 379

½c. on 3ca. to 30c. on 24ca. set of ten, very fine and fresh unused with much original gum. A nice set.

Chan 37-46. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

380

½c. on 3ca. to 30c. on 24ca. set of ten, very fine and fresh unused with much original gum. Chan 3746. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

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382

Ex 381

385

383

384 381

½c. on 3ca. to 30c. on 24ca. set of ten with additional stamps and shades, part to large part original gum; 30c. with pulled perforation; fresh colours. 10c. on 12ca. close to the rare yellow shade and some positional varieties. (22). Photo HK$10,000-15,000

382

½c. on 3ca. olive-yellow, variety fraction bar and “2” of “½” missing, unused with much original gum, fine appearance. Chan 37j. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

383

2c. on 2ca. horizontal pair, left stamp with imperforate gutter margin at left, fine and fresh unused with much original gum. Chan 39var. Photo HK$20,000-26,000

384

385

8c. on 6ca. marginal block of four, unused with much original gum, variety watermark missing on the top pair, very fine and fresh, a stunning multiple, rare. Chan 42var. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

30c. on 24ca. carmine, key value for the set, very fine and fresh unused with much original gum. Chan 46. Photo HK$3,800-4,500 87

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391

396

392

397

387

388

389

390

393

398

394

386

½c. on 3ca. to 8c. on 6ca. and 30c. on 24ca., each centrally cancelled by “Customs/Shanghai” doublering d.s. of “Jan 2 1897” in blue, the official day of issue, fine and fresh, a nice set. Chan 37-42, 46.

Photo HK$4,000-5,000

387

2c. on 2ca, green, cancelled by “Customs/Ningpo” c.d.s. of “Feb 23 97”, very fine. Chan 39. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

388

4c. on 4ca, rose pink, cancelled by “Customs/Foochow” c.d.s. of “May 26 97”, very fine. Chan 40.

Photo HK$800-1,200

389

5c. on 5ca, orange, cancelled by “Customs/Wenchow” c.d.s. fine and rare. Chan 41. Photo

390

5c. on 5ca, orange, cancelled by “Nanking” dollar dater of “14 Jul”, very fine. Chan 41. Photo

391

4c. on 4ca, rose pink, cancelled by “Customs/Pakhoi” c.d.s. of “1 May 97”, very fine and scarce. Chan 40. Photo HK$3,500-4,500 WWW.SPINK.COM

HK$4,200-5,000 HK$700-1,000

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8c. on 6ca, brown, cancelled by “Customs/Kiungchow” c.d.s. of 1897, very fine. Chan 42. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

393

8c. on 6ca, brown, cancelled by exceedingly rare “Lungchow” dollar dater, very fine. Chan 42. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

394

8c. on 6ca. corner block of four, centrally cancelled by complete and clear strike of “Customs/ Shanghai” double-ring d.s. of “Jan 2 1897” in blue, the official day of issue, fine and fresh, an appealing multiple. Chan 42. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

395

½c. on 3ca. to 30c. on 24ca., variety 3.5mm. spacing, the set of eight (the 10c. on 6ca. and 10c. on 12ca. do not exist), all cancelled by pakua, very good to fine used, a scarce group of this spacing variety. Chan 37a, 38a, 39a, 40c, 41b, 42c, 44d, 46a. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

396

10c. on 12ca. brown-orange, centrally cancelled by Pagoda Anchorage pakua in brown, overstruck by “Hong Kong/B” c.d.s. (18.6.97), fine. Chan 45. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

397

30c. on 24ca. rose-carmine, bright colour, well centered, showing heavy inking, in consequence partly covering the letter “A” of the basic stamp, fine unused with much original gum. Chan 46. Photo HK$3,500-5,000

398

30c. on 24ca. rose-carmine, basic stamp with broken “Ching” and “Kuo”, fine to very fine used by Customs s.d.s. Chan 46. Photo HK$2,200-30,000

399

A group of small figure surcharges (16) including pairs, each cancelled by large part or complete pakua cancellations, fine. photo HK$2,200-3,000

399 89

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400 400

1897 (28 Oct.) envelope to Massachusetts, U.S.A (10.12) via Yokohama (14.11) bearing small figures surcharge 10c. on 9ca., cancelled by pakua in brown, matching “Tientsin” origin dollar chop, in combination with Japan Koban 5s., cancelled by “Shanghai/I.J.P.O.” c.d.s. (10.11), showing “Missent” unframed h.s. adjacent, fine. Chan 44. Photo References: Illustrated in Tony Kwan, Vol. II, p. 1051.

HK$20,000-30,000

401 401

1899 (24 May) envelope addressed to Taku Forts bearing pair of 10c. on 6ca. reddish brown tied by Tientsin bilingual c.d.s. in blue with the large handstruck “R” in red in the lower corner; the reverse with Taku bilingual dater (24.5). A fine and attractive cover and early use of both of the bilingual daters. Photo HK$22,000-30,000

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402 402

1902 (11 Sep.) registered envelope to Hamburg, Germany (17.10) bearing small figures surcharge on Dowager 1st printing 2c. on 2ca., 8c. on 6ca. and 10c. on 12ca., cancelled by Shanghai bilingual c.d.s., alongside “Shang-hai/Chine” c.d.s. (11.9) and h/s “R/SHANGHAI/No. 3608” reg. box chop. Fine and attractive. Photo HK$12,000-16,000

403

404

Large Figures, Wide Setting on Dowager First Printing 403

1897 (Mar.) Large Figure, wide spacing (2.5mm) surch. on first print 2c. on 2ca. green, showing broken surcharged character “2”, fine cancelled by “Shanghai” dollar dater. Chan 49. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

404

8c. on 6ca. chocolate, unused with large part original gum, hinged, uniform toning, nevertheless a fine example of this popular stamp. Chan 52. Photo HK$5,000-8,000 91

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405 405

10c. on 12ca. deep orange ‘Golden Dragon’ [13] showing cracked dot of “Yang”, from the right surcharge pane, cancelled by part strike of “Customs/Soochow” c.d.s. of “30 June 1897”, well centred with large margins all round. A fine and appealing example of this scarce and popular stamp, particularly showing the positional variety and with a readable date. Chan 54. Photo HK$32,000-40,000

406 406

30c. on 24ca. rose-carmine, variety “30” 2mm. above “cents” and Chinese character “Two” of basic stamp with distant dot, intensely deep colour, well cented, very fine unused, rare. Chan 55f. Photo

Ex 407

Large Figures, Wide Setting on Dowager Second Printing 407

½c. on 3ca. to 30c. on 24ca. setv of nine, good colours, fine unused with much original gum, the 10c. on 12ca. and the 30c. on 24ca.bear miscut varieties resulting the stamp design slightly missing, but also showing the outer frame lines of the adjacent stamps. Chan 56-64. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

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Ex 409

412

411

408

½c. on 3ca. to 30c. on 24ca. set of nine, part to large part original gum. 30c. showing gin broken at right (right pane [1]). Fresh and fine. Chan 56-64. Photo HK$14,000-18,000

409

½c. on 3ca. to 30c. on 24ca. set of nine, part to large part original gum, the 4c. is a little aged, still a good set. Chan 56-64. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

410

A small group with ½c. on 3ca., 1c. on 1ca. (2, pairs of 2c. on 2ca. and 4c. on 4ca., 5c. on 5ca. unused to part original gum, a few perf. and other faults; also Narrow Setting ½c. on 3ca. One 4c. with variety Crack dot of yang type D. A little mixed. (9) HK$2,000-2,500

411

½c. on 3ca. yellow, variety surcharge character “Yin” broken, mint with fresh colour. Chan 56var.

Photo HK$400-800

412

1c. on 1ca. salmon-red, variety basic stamp “missing bat”, mint with large part original gum, very fine and choice example. With normal stamp for comparison. Chan 57a. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

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414

413

417

415

416

418

420

421

424 419

422

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1c. on 1ca. with imperforate gutter margin at top, fine and fresh unused with large part original gum.

Chan 57 var. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

414

2c. on 2ca. dull yellow-green, variety “cents” incompletely printed leaving just to tops of the letters, part original gum; centred a little left. Chan 58var. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

415

2c. on 2ca. dull yellow-green horizontal pair, the left stamp with variety missing watermark, unused with much original gum. Chan 58var. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

416

2c. on 2ca. green, variety imperf. at top, very fine cancelled by “Kiukiang” dollar dater of “17 Sep 97” with “S” inverted, very fine. Chan 58var. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

417

2c. on 2ca, green, centered to bottom right, cancelled by “Customs/Pakhoi” c.d.s. of “20 May”, very fine. Chan 58. Photo HK$2,600-3,500

418

2c. on 2ca. dull yellow-green, two examples, each with bilingual instructional marking for postage due in brown, good strikes. Chan 58. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

419

10c. on 9ca. yellow-green, vertical strip of four with margins at top and left, very fine and fresh unused with much original gum. Chan 62. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

420

10c. on 9ca. yellow-green, fine cancelled by violet “Imperial Post Office/Nanking” oval d.s. of “Jun 6 1897”. Chan 62. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

421

10c. on 9ca. yellow-green, cancelled by “Customs/Chungking” oval d.s. of “5 Jun 97”, small crease at top, nevertheless very fine used.. Chan 62. Photo HK$600-1,000

422

10c. on 12ca. orange-yellow vertical pair, mint, bright surface colour, very fine. Chan 63. Photo HK$7,000-9,000

423 423

30c. on 24ca. carmine, key value for the set, variety imperf. at left, very fine cancelled by pakua. Chan 64var. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

424

30c. on 24ca. deep rose-red from the lower left corner of the sheet, showing lithographic flaw in lower right value tablet “n” of “Cn” distorted as “o”, cancelled by pakua, fine. Chan 64 var. Photo HK$2,600-3,200

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Large Figures Narrow Setting on Dowager Third Printing

425

425

½c. on 3ca. chrome-yellow, variety “½” 0.5mm below Chinese characters, centred to top, neatly cancelled by dollar dater in blue, very fine and particularly rare variety on the 3rd printing. Chan 74f.

Photo HK$120,000-150,000

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429

426 427

430 426

½c. on 3ca. chrome-yellow, variety misperf. at foot, fine unused. Chan 74var. Photo

427

2c. on blank stamp affixed to piece by 1897 (14 June) Shanghai Dollar chop in black-brown. A fine example of this unusual and appealing error. B.P.A. Certificate (2008). Chan 76var. Photo HK$10,000-150,000

HK$1,200-1,800

Redrawn design 428

½c. on 3ca. and 2c. on 2ca.set of two, unused with much original gum; fresh and fine. Chan 82-83.

HK$1,000-1,500

429

½c. on 3ca. and 2c. on 2ca.set of two, fine cancelled by dollar chop. Chan 82-83. Photo

HK$500-800

Collection 430

A group of used stamps (13), each cancelled by Customs or Dollar daters from various origins such as Amoy, Canton, Chinkinag, Kiukiang, Nanking Shanghai, Wenchow and Wuhu, fine to very fine.

Photo HK$3,800-4,800

431

A small group of used stamps (6), each showing various varieties such as imperf., broken characters and light inking, fine to very fine.

HK$2,800-3,800 97

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1897 Revenue Surcharge Small Figures 432

No Lot

433

2c. on 3c. red, position 6, smaller central Chinese characters “Yang” and “Yin” in middle column, deep colour, centred to lower left, unused with much original gum, fine. Chan 84b. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

434

2c. on 3c. red, sheet position 100 with characteristic vertical sheet guide lines extending downwards from the lower right corner, with variety middle character of the right column shifted to right, deep colour, hinge remnant, still very fine unused. Chan 84c. Photo

435

2c. on 3c. red, position 15, variety inverted “s” in “Cents”, deep bright colour, fine and fresh unused with large part to much original gum, hinge remainder. Chan 84g. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

433

434

435

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438

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436 2c. on 3c. red block of four [5/16], including comma and inverted “s”, lower right stamp with character “Yin” almost omitted; part original gum. centred to bottom right, a few reinforced perforations and minor thin spots; good colour and a rare block. Photo HK$70,000-90,000

436

437

2c. on 3c. red, showing broken character “Yin”, fine cancelled by “Customs/Foochow” c.d.s. of “Apr 20 97”, fine and appealing. Chan 84. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

438

2c. on 3c. red, showing smaller central Chinese characters “Yang” and “Yin” in middle column, fine cancelled by c.d.s., Chan 84b. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

439

440

441

Large Figures 439

1c. on 3c. red, bright colour, choice centring, very fine and fresh unused with much original gum. Chan 87. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

440

1c. on 3c. red, large box of central character, well centred, fine and fresh unused with much original gum, hinge remainders. Chan 87a. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

441

1c. on 3c. red, surcharge position 25, variety “one cent” of surcharge 3mm. below Chinese character and sheet position 100, basic stamp with characteristic vertical sheet guide lines extending downwards from the lower right corner of the sheet, good colour, fine appearance. Chan 87d. Photo HK$3,000-4,000 99

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442 1c. on 3c. red block of four with sheet margin at right, upper pair with crack on right side of central character “One”, good colour and centring, s few toned perfs. affecting the lower left stsmp; fine unused with much original gum. Chan 87, b. Photo HK$22,000-30,000

442

443 443

1c. on 3c. red showing surcharge misplaced significantly to right, leading to “t” of “cent” kissed the perf. at right, the dot thereafter and the two Chinese character at the leftest completely and largely missing respectively; the left side of the stamp corresondingly showing large part of the two Chinese character at the leftest from its adjacent left stamp; fine cancelled by dollar dater, very attractive. Chan 87. Photo

444 444

1c. on 3c. red, tied by “Customs/Ichang” c.d.s. (Feb 1897), fine used. Chan 87. Photo

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HK$8,500-10,000

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445 445

446

1c. on 3c. red [16/22] block of four, variety surcharge misplaced downwards, resh appearance, part original gum with two hinge remainders; a desirable block. Chan 87. Photo HK$50,000-80,000

2c. on 3c. red, deep colour, particularly well centred, very fine and fresh unused with much original gum. Chan 88. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

446

447

448

449

450

447

2c. on 3c. red, raised dot for the character “Yang�, fine cancelled by dollar chop. Chan 88. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

448

4c. on 3c. red [14] part original gum; very fresh and fine unused. Chan 89. Photo

449

4c. on 3c. red [5] unused without gum; well centred and fresh colour. Chan 89. Photo

450

4c. on 3c. red [15] unused with traces of gum; a few small thins. Chan 89. Photo

101

HK$5,000-6,000 HK$5,000-6,000 HK$4,500-6,000

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451

452

453

454

455

451

4c. on 3c. red [4], large part original gum; thinning at top with a pulled perf.; fresh appearance. Chan 89. Photo on page 100 HK$4,000-5,000

452

4c. on 3c. red, a small tear at left, otherwise very fine unused. Chan 89. Photo on page 100

453

4c. on 3c. red, showing small dot on the character “Yang”, fine cancelled by “Shanghai” dollar dater of “26 Aug 97”, fine and attractive. Chan 89. Photo HK$4,200-5,000

454

4c. on 3c. red, very fine used. Chan 89. Photo

455

4c. on 3c. red, sheet position 100 with characteristic vertical sheet guide lines extending downwards from the lower right corner, cancelled ny “Customs/Shanghai” c.d.s. of “May 7 97”, a fine used example of this key sheet position. Chan 89. Photo HK$6,000-7,000

456

No Lot

HK$1,200-1,800

HK$2,600-3,200

457 457

$1 on 3c. red [19] large part original gum with hinge remainder; good centring with large margins. A fresh and appealing example of this stamp. Chan 90. Photo HK$22,000-26,000

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458 458

$1 on 3c. red, surcharge shifted downwards, bright colour, hinge remnant, still very fine unused. Chan 90. Photo HK$40,000-50,000

459 459

$1 on 3c. red, sheet position 100 with characteristic vertical sheet guide lines extending downwards from the lower right corner, immaculately fresh with vivid colours, hinge remnant, still very fine unused. Chan 90. Photo HK$100,000-120,000

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460 460

1902 (8 Oct.) envelope registered to Munich bearing Large Figure 4c. on 3c. [23] with I.C.P. ½c. and 1c. blocks of four plus C.I.P. 10c. cancelled by Kiaochow bilingual c.d.s. with the associated registration handstamp at foot partly covered by German Post Office Tsingtau registration label; the reverse with Kiaochow 20pf. and 5pf. tied by Tsingtau c.d.s. with two arrival c.d.s. alongside (one in blue). A fresh and colourful franking. Hwa number 581. Photo HK$50,000-60,000

461

461

1897 (24 Apr.) neat envelope to Shanghai (26.4), bearing Large Figures 2c. on 3c., cancelled by Chefoo pakua, matching “Customs/Chefoo” origin c.d.s. on reverse, also with “Customs/Shanghai” arrival c.d.s.,very fine. With 2013 certificate. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

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462

463 464

465 466 1897 Imperial Chinese Post 462

½c. to $5 set of twelve, fresh surface colours, unused with part to much original gum for most values, fine appearance. Chan 92-103. Photo HK$8,000-12,000

463

1c. chrome-yellow, two panes of twenty (4 x 5) with margins all round, very fine and fresh unused with large part to much original gum, some adherences and hinged remainders affecting four stamps only.

Chan 93. Photo HK$6,000-7,000

464

2c. deep orange block of four, centrally cancelled by “Hankow” dollar dater of “11 Jan 98”, fine. Chan 94. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

465

466

4c. bistre-brown in horizontal pair, variety with central double perf., large part original gum. Chan 95.

Photo HK$500-800 4c. orange-brown in a lower margin block of eight (2x4), with full original gum; perforations centred well to the right, a few split perf.and light gum ageing. A good multiple. Chan 95. Photo HK$2,200-3,000 105

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467

468

472

Ex 470

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4c. brown block of four, centrally cancelled by “Swatow” dollar dater and pakua, fine. Chan 95. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

468

5c. rose red block of four with trace of interpanneau margin, centrally cancelled by “Chefoo” dollar dater of “25 Nov 97”, fine. Chan 96. Photo HK$1,800-2,000

469

$2 orange and yellow, key value for the set, unused (regummed), still fine. Chan 102. Photo

HK$8,000-10,000

1898-1910 Chinese Imperial Post 470

½c. to 10c., marginal blocks of four, the ?c. block also with sheet number “82”, brilliant colours, well centred, very fine unused. A lovely Waterlow issue in blocks. Chan 104-109. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

471

20c. claret and 30c., dull rose, marginal blocks of four, the 20c. block also with sheet number “138”, rich colours, well centred, fine and fresh unused. Chan 110,111. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

472

$2 brown red and yellow block of four, rich colours, well centred, a few rough perf., fine and fresh unused. Chan 114. Photo HK$12,000-18,000

473 473

$5 deep green and salmon in block of four, a few split perf., fresh and very fine mint. A rare multiple.

Chan 115. Photo HK$30,000-40,000 1900-06 No Watermark

474

20c. reddish brown, 30c. rose and 50c. green, part to large part original gum. Fresh. Chan 123-125 HK$800-1,000

475

30c. red variety imperf. at foot, deep bright colour, very fine and fresh mint. Chan 124var. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

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478

Ex 477

476

479

480

481

482

483

476

C.I.P. no watermark 1c. brownish orange, block of four, each stamp with bilingual surcharge “Five Dollars.”, fine mint. Believed by Sir David Roseway to be possibly a Revenue, as reported in The China Clipper, Vol. XX, No. 4 (November, 1955), p. 4. To date, there has not been any explanation as to why and where this elusive high value surcharge was applied, though it could also probably have been intended for use on Remittance certificates. Rare and unusual. Photo HK$18,000-22,000

477

1905-10 New Colours 2c. to 16c. set of seven in blocks of four, part to large part original gum; a few small age marks. Fresh colours and good centring. Chan 129-135. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

478

½c. maroon horizontal pair, cancelled by half strike of the large “Moganshan” non-standard c.d.s. in violet, very fine. Chan 116. Photo HK$500-800

479

2c. cancelled by “Kalgan-Peking/2” lunar c.d.s. (31 Oct 1898 in Western calendar), fine and unusual.

Photo HK$400-800

480

3c. cancelled by “Kiangxi/Qiannanting” circular d.s., fine and rare. Photo

481

4c. brown, fine cancelled by “Tsing Feng Tau” h.s. in black, fine. Photo

482

20c. maroon horizontal pair, cancelled by “Canton/Fushan” double-ring lunar d.s., very fine. Chan 123. Photo HK$500-800

483

$1 red and pale rose, variety imperf. at right, fine cancelled by “Shanghai” dollar dater. Chan 126var.

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HK$2,600-3,200 HK$1,400-2,000

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484

487

486

Ex 485 484

488

1909 Hsuan Tung First Year 2c. to 7c. set of three, with “Specimen” overprinted diagonally. Chan 137S-139S. Photo HK$800-1,200 Postage Due

485

1904 First London printing ½c. to 30c. blocks of four, fine mint. Chan D7-D14. Photo

486

1904 C.I.P. overprinted “Postage Due” 5c. blocks of twelve, very fine unused with original gum, paper adherence on reverse. Chan D5. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

487

1911 Second London printing 1c. brown and 2c. brown blocks of four, fine mint. Chan D15, D16. Photo HK$600-800

488

HK$5,000-6,000

1911 Second London printing prepared for use but not issued 4c. brown single, fresh and fine unused.

Chan DU2. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

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Express Letter stamps

489

489

1906 second issue perf. 11, 10c. olive-green and pale green, complete stamp numbered “172”, fresh unused, deep bright colour, light diagonal crease, still fine and rare. Chan E2. Photo HK$80,000-100,000

490 490

1909 fourth issue zig-zag roulette 10c. pale green and yellow-green, the right three portions complete, numbered “964” with ideograph “Jin”, toning and a few faults, fine unused. Chan E4. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

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491

492

Collections and Ranges 491

492

A choice selection of “Foochow” cancellations on C.I.P. and “Republic of China” overprints (43, 1 on piece), including bilingual and lunar c.d.s. from Amoy, Pagoda Anchorage and other small towns etc, mainly very fine strikes. Photo HK$5,000-6,000 A small selection which includes Large Dragon 1ca., 3ca. and 5ca., two with part Customs c.d.s. and one with part Newchwang seal, Small Dragons set used, 1897 Small Figures part original gum 4c. on 4ca. (variety extra long stroke of four) , 8c. on 8ca. and 30c. on 24ca, 5c. on Small Dragon; some Local Posts including Shanghai 2ca. Large Dragon and a few others, (24). Photo HK$12,000-18,000 111

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498

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1867-1990, a mint or unused and used accumulation with Shanghai Local Post, Republic of China (also 1 cover), Chinese Provinces, as well as Liberated Area and People’s Republic and some Hong Kong, very good to fine.

HK$3,200-4,000

494

An assembly of mint and used stamps, covers and postcards from Imperial to People’s Republic, viewing recommended.

HK$3,000-4,000

495

1885-1930’s mainly used collection on leaves with Small Dragons 3ca. used (2) and 5ca. unused, a general range of later issues including a page of Foreign Post Offices; a little mixed. (173) HK$1,800-2,400

496

497

Revenues : 1903 first issue 2 cash block of ten (5x2), fine unused without gum.

HK$600-1,000

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Postal Stationery 1897 First Issue Imperial Chinese Post 498

1897 (29 Oct.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card with handpainted illustration on reverse, to San Francisco (17.11), bearing I.C.P. 4c., cancelled by “Hankow” dollar chop, in combination with France “Chine” 10c., cancelled by “Shang-hai/ Chine” transit c.d.s., rare commercial usage within the first month for both the card and the stamp were issued, fine. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

499

1899 (15 Feb.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card to to Lichtenhal, Germany (18.3) bearing C.I.P. 1c. and 2c., cancelled by scarce “Imperial Post Office/Wuchow’ oval datestamps, Canton transit dollar chop (16.2) alongside, in combination with Hong Kong 2c. pair, cancelled by “Hong Kong /A” c.d.s. (17.2). Fine and appealing. Photo HK$5,000-8,000

500

1900 (9 Oct.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card with handpainted illustration on reverse, with the indicia cancelled by “Canton” bilingual c.d.s.and German P.O. c.d.s. (6.11). Photo HK$1,000-1,500

501

1900 (29 Nov.) 1c. card to Berlin, marked field post and bearing a fine strike of “marine-/schiffspost/ no. 31” of SMS Brandenburg; hand-coloured illustration on the reverse, unveiling of the Ilitis monument.

HK$800-1,200

502

1901 (8 Jan.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card to Germany (2.3) bearing C.I.P. ½c. (2), 1c. and 2c., cancelled by “Peking” double-ring oval d.s., in combination with France “Chine” 5c., cancelled by “Shang-hai/ Chine” transit c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

503

1901 (10 Mar.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card to Germany (23.4), bearing C.I.P. ½c., 1c., 2c., 4c., and 5c., cancelled by “Paoting” dollar chop (Kuang Hsu 27th year omitted), Tientsin bilingual transit c.d.s.

(14.3) alongside, in combination with Hong Kong 2c. pair, cancelled by “Shanghai /C” c.d.s. (20.3), very fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

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505

504

509

506

507

508

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1901 (Mar.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card used locally in Shanghai, cancelled by a superb strike of Shanghai pa-kua with double-ring Shanghai Local Post d.s. (16.3) alongside, with good strikes of “A” and “22” in small circles and with delivery characters, unusual. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

505

1901 (27 Apr.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card registered to Germany (10.6) with the indicia cancelled by “Peking” oval d.s.; in combination with Russia “Kitai” 2k., 5k. and 10k. cancelled by “Peking” Russian P.O. c.d.s. (16.5), with registration circular h.s. adjacent, as well as printed Russian P.O. registration label, fine. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

506

1901 (Dec.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card to Japan with handpainted illustration on reverse showing a Chinese lady to Japan, bearing I.C.P. 5c. cancelled by “Kaomi/Post Office” tombstone. d.s. and Kiautschou 5c. cancelled by “Tsingtau/Kiautschou a” c.d.s, of 27 Dec, from the Dr. Bruce J. Lewin collection. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

507

1902 (19 Apr.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card registered to Munich, Germany (2.6) redirected to Mitwitz (4.6) bearing C.I.P. 4c. (2) and 5c., cancelled by “Kaifeng” tombstone h.s., and additionally tied by “Chinkiang” (29.4) and “Shanghai” (30.4) bilingual c.d.s., showing “Kweiteh/P.O./Kuang Hsu” tombstone d.s. and “Sutsien” tombstone h.s. adjacent, as well as “R” unframed h.s. and “Shang-hai/ Chine” French P.O. c.d.s. (30.4) for transmission overseas, fine and splendid registered usage. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

508

1902 (2 Jul.) I.C.P. 1c stationery card to Hankow (6.7, arrival c.d.s. on reverse), cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., showing “Unclaimed” and “Returned/to Writer” bilingual h.s. and “Hankow” bilingual c.d..s. of 30 Jul (believed to be the date the card returned), card creased and aged on reverse, nevertheless very rare combination of these instructional handstamps on postal stationery. Photo HK$7,000-9,000 1899 Second Issue Chinese Imperial Post

509

1899 C.I.P. 1c. + 1c. reply paid double card (both halves intact), unused, very fine. Photo

510

C.I.P. 1c. reply card (message portion) with handpainted illustration on reverse showing butterfly and flowers to Shanghai, with indicia cancelled by “Huichowfu/Post Office” tombstone. d.s., very fine.

Photo HK$2,200-3,000

511

1901 (20 May) C.I.P. 1c. reply card (message portion) to Germany, with the indicia cancelled by “Paoting” dollar dater, showing alongside German “Fieldpost” circular h.s., fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

511

510 115

HK$1,000-1,500

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1901 (13 Jul.) C.I.P. 1c. stationery card uprated with C.I.P. 5c. and 10c., cancelled by “peking” bilingual oval d.s., showing “R” manuscript in red crayon,. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

513

1901 (13 Aug.) C.I.P. 1c. reply card (message portion) to Italy (4.12), with the indicia cancelled by “Peking” oval d.s., Italy 2c. red brown applied on arrival and cancelled by c.d.s., fine and unusual.

Photo HK$3,000-4,000

514

1902 (15 Apr.) C.I.P. 1c. stationery card registered to Germany (28.5), bearing C.I.P. 1c., 2c. and 10c., cancelled by “Nanking” bilingual c.d.s. with the 10c. additionally cancelled by unframed “R” h.s., fine.

Photo HK$6,000-8,000

515

1902 (9 June) C.I.P. 1c. stationery card to Tientsin cancelled by Shanghai bilingual c.d.s. with similar Tientsin arrival (13.6) at left, alongside large “21” in circle; fine; also first and second issue cards, both unused, total 3 cards. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

516

1902 (17 Nov.) C.I.P. 1c. reply card (message portion) with handpainted illustration on reverse, registered to Germany (20.12), bearing C.I.P. 4c. and 5c. (2), cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$5,000-8,000

517

1906 (5 May) C.I.P. 1c. reply card (message portion) registered from China Inland Mission, Laohokow to London via Hankow (12.5) and Shanghai (15.5), bearing C.I.P. 3c. and 10c., cancelled by “Hubei/ Laohokow” double-ring lunar d.s., fine. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

518

1907 (Jun.) C.I.P. 1c. stationery card to U.S.A. (5.8) via Tangku and Tientsin (5.7) and Yokohama (13.7), bearing C.I.P. 2c. pair, cancelled by “Chili” lunar c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

517

516 518 117

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521

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1901-05 a small group of stationery cards (4), including 1901 (14 Aug.) I.C.P. 1c. stationery card with handpainted illustration on reverse to Japan, bearing C.I.P. ½c. single cancelled by “Tientsin” bilingual c.d.s.; also C.I.P. 1c. stationery cards (3) originated from Shanghai. Photo HK$6,000-7,000 1907 Third Issue Vertical Format

520

1907 C.I.P. vertical format 1c. green stationery card (119.5mm. frame), very fine unused. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

521

A gorup of 1907 C.I.P. vertical format 1c. green stationery cards (7) with different frame width from 116.5 to 120mm. all unused and showing beautiful handpainted illustration on reverse. Photo HK$20,000-26,000

522

1907 (13 Dec.) C.I.P. vertical format 1c. green stationery card with printed message on reverse used locally in Shanghai, with indicia cancelled by “Local Post/H” c.d.s., a very fine example of early usage during first year in use.

HK$3,200-4,000

523

1908 (6 Dec.) C.I.P. vertical format 1c. green reply card (indicia uncancelled) to Germany, bearing Hong Kong 4c. single cancelled by “Tientsin/Br. P.O.” c.d.s., showing handpainted illustration on reverse. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

524 524

1912 (31 Mar.) C.I.P. vertical format 1c. green stationery card (119.5mm. frame) to Basel, Switzerland (30.4), uprated with C.I.P. 3c. single, cancelled by “Canton/Shumchun” lunar c.d.s. (Ren Zi), exceedingly scarce example of this highly sought after postmark as appeared on stationery card, superb. Photo HK$50,000-60,000

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526

525

528

527 1908 Fourth Issue Green Horizontal Format 525

1908 (28 Aug.) C.I.P. horizontal format 1c. green card to U.S.A. via Imperial and Japanse post offices of Shanghai (30.8), bearing C.I.P. 1c. and 2c., cancelled by “Hangchow” bilingual c.d.s., ., fine first year usage. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

526

1910 (11 Apr.) C.I.P. horizontal format 1c. green card to Tsingtau, cancelled by “Chowtsun” lunar c.d.s., showing alongside native letter box h.s. in red. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

527

1911 (24 Oct.) C.I.P. horizontal format 1c. green stationery card used locally in Nanking bearing C.I.P. 1c., 2c., 3c. and 4c., cancelled by “Nanking” bilingual c.d.s., with next day arrival c.d.s. on reverse, nice registered usage. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

528

1912 (8 Jun.) C.I.P. horizontal format 1c. green card to Shanghai (11.6), cancelled by “Kiangxi/Kuling” c.d.s. (Yuan Nian), with two punch holes on top, good example showing extended usage of Imperial stationery card during early Republic period. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

529

A group of picture postards (4, three being staionery cards), all bearing beautiful handpaintings on reverse.

HK$1,500-2,000

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530

531

532 530

A pair of envelopes showing on reverse Min Chu Post Office h.s. in red, one with “Wine Fee Paid” unframed h.s. on front. Photo HK$800-1,200

531

1899 (Kuang Hsu 25th year, 12th month, 3rd day) “Legation des Pays Bas en Chine” envelope to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Peking, showing “L?gation des Pays Bas/en China” oval h.s. in violet on front and back and official Peking Legation Consular seal in red, a little roughly opened at top. Photo HK$4,500-6,000

532

1902 (7 May) official envelope used locally in Chekiang bearing three red seals; light creasing and slight ageing. Photo HK$2,000-28,000 121

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538

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1909 (Hsuan Tung Yuan Nian, 3rd month, 17th day) large-sized official envelope to Tsinning, bearing two red seals on reverse; light creasing and slight ageing. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

534

1910 (Hsuan Tung 2nd Year) large-sized official envelope bearing two red seals on reverse; folded, heavy ageing and soiling.

HK$300-500

535

1897 (24 Dec.) local Guinzburg Shanghai envelope bearing 1c. chrome-yellow tied by double-circle Shanghai Local Post c.d.s., with manuscript delivery notation on the reverse. Fresh and fine, paying the 1c. local printed paper rate. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

536

1898 (17 May) “Imperial Chinese Railway Administration” corner card envelope to Plymouth (27.6, redirected to Canary Islands) via Shanghai (21.5) and Hong Kong (26.5) bearing on reverse I.C.P. 10c. , cancelled by Tientsin pakua, on front with matching “Tientsin” origin c.d.s. (“Customs” removed) in blue and Hong Kong 10c. cancelled by “Shanghai/C” c.d.s, very fine. Photo HK$4,500-6,000

537

1898 (May) registered envelope to Paris (27.6) via Hong Kong (26.5) and Modane (26.6) bearing I.C.P. 30c. single, cancelled by “Shanghai” pakua, in combination with Hong Kong 10c. (3) cancelled by “Shanghai/C” c.d.s. (23.5), matching “Shanghai” dollar chop (23.5) and two different “R” h.s. adjacent, very fine usage. Photo HK$4,000-6,000

538

1898 (14 Jun.) envelope to Germany (19.7), bearing I.C.P. ½c., 2c., 5c., and C.I.P. ½c. and 1c. (2), cancelled by “Shanghai” dollar chop, Hong Kong transit c.d.s. (17.6) on reverse, a nice combination of I.C.P. and C.I.P. issues, fine and attractive. Photo HK$3,000-4,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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540

539

541

542

539

1898 (25 Nov.) printed matter envelope Switzerland (24.12)) bearing C.I.P. ½c.(20 and 1c. single, cancelled by “Canton” dollar dater, with H.K. 2c., cancelled by “Hong Kong /A” c.d.s. (26.9), very fine (2f. international printed matter rate). Photo HK$2,200-3,000

540

1899 (28 Jan.) envelope from Shanghai to Ningpo (31.1), bearing C.I.P. 2c. single, cancelled by Shanghai dollar chop of “28 Jan” (inverted “N”), on reverse with Ningpo dollar arrival chop, fine.

Photo HK$4,000-5,000

541

1899 (6 Mar.) neat envelope with oval “Custom House Shanghai” embossed on flap to Woosung (7.3), bearing on front C.I.P. 2c. cancelled by “Shanghai” dollar chop, on reverse showing a good strike of the rare Woosung dollar chop with “Kuang Hsu 25th year 1st month” simplified as “1st month”, very fine.

Photo Exceptionally rare as probably being the earliest date of Woosung dollar chop (only recorded as arrival marking) not showing the yeardate. and bearing, on the reverse, a good strike of Woosung Dollar chop in black, a delightful Dollar chop example in which “the first month, the 25th year of Emperor Kuang Hsu” were simplified as “the 1st month”.

HK$15,000-20,000

542

1899 (15 Jul.) envelope to Kuling bearing C.I.P. 2c., cancelled by “Hankow” bilingual c.d.s., showing on reverse Kiukiang bilingual transit (16.7), fine and an early example of bilingual dater for Kiukiang.

Photo HK$1,800-2,400

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Believed to be the only recorded example displaying special postage rate for “Qiaopi” in Canton during Ching Dynasty

543

1900 (24 May) registered red band envelope (originally containing overseas Chinese remittance envelopes) from “Nanchungshing” in Canton to its associate “Saichungshing” in Wuchow (26.5) bearing C.I.P. 5c. and 10c., cancelled by “Canton” bilingual c.d.s., the 5c. additional tied by “R” h.s. in black; paying the special rate of 15c. (calculated at 1c. per item for 10 items + 5c. registration); showing alongside clear strike of “Tips upon arrival” unframed h.s.in four Chinese characters in red (adopted traditionally by Min Hsin Chu). Photo Canton General Post Office implemented special postage rate (in term of number of items instead of weight) for remittance envelopes sent by overseas Chinese redirected to its suboridinate P.O. Such special postage rate was only noted in Canton, Swatow, Haihow and Amoy.

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544 545

546

547 HK$100,000-130,000

544

1900 (22 Sep.) picture postcard to Rochlitz, Germany (29.10) via Shanghai, bearing C.I.P. 4c., cancelled by “Woosung” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

545

1900 (21 Nov.) registered envelope to Dundein (12.1.01) via Shanghai Imperial and French P.O. (29.11), Hong Kong (3.12) and Auckland (8.1), bearing C.I.P. 10c. and 20c., cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., with French “Chine” 25c. and 50c., cancelled by “Shanghai F.P.O. c.d.s., rare as from an inland office to scarce destination, very fine and appealing. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

546

547

1901 (Jan.) picture postcard from Wei Hai Wei to Mladá Boleslav, Czech (22.1), bearing C.I.P. 5c. cancelled by rare “Wei Hai Wei/Post Office” bilingual c.d.s., alongside French “Chine” 10c. tied by “Shang-Hai/Chine” c.d.s.(12.1.01), rare destination, very fine. Photo HK$3,500-5,000

1901 (24 Apr.) cover front registered to Shanghai bearing 4c. deep chestnut and 5c. salmon tied by Newchwang bilingual c.d.s. and with a fine strike of the unframed handstruck “R/no_” handstamp in red-brown with manuscript “147”. An attractive example of this scarce marking. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 125

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549

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 548

1901 (1 May) picture postcard to Port Said, Egypt (6.6) via Colombo (24.5) bearing C.I.P. 4c., cancelled by “Tientsin” bilingual c.d.s., in combination with Hong Kong 2c. pair cancelled by “Shanghai/C” c.d.s. (6.5), with “Port Said” bilingual arrival c.d.s. on viewside, scarce destination.

HK$1,800-2,400

549

1901 (14 Jun.) registered picture postcard to Paris (22.7) bearing C.I.P. 1c. (2), 2c. and 10c., cancelled

by Shanghai bilingual c.d.s., in combination with France “Chine” 10c. and 25c., cancelled by “Shanghai/Chine” c.d.s. (15.6). Very fine and attractive. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

550

1901 (22 Oct.) envelope from Wei Hai Wei to London (2 .12), bearing C.I.P. 10c. cancelled by “Wei Hai Wei/Post Office” bilingual c.d.s., alongside French “Chine” 10c. tied by “Shang-Hai/Chine” c.d.s.(25.10), very fine. Photo HK$5,500-6,500

551 551

1902 (7 Jan.) native decorative envelope to Peking (17.1) via Shanghai (10.1) bearing on reverse C.I.P. 1c. (2), cancelled by framed “Changchow” Kuang Hsu dater (27th year, 11th month, 28th day), with “Peking/Lomashih/Branch P.O.” tombstone h.s. adjacent, very fine and rare. Photo HK$18,000-22,000

552

1902 (25 Apr.) picture postcard registered to Germany (28.5) bearing C.I.P. 1c., 4c., 5c. 10c. and 20c., cancelled by bilingual “Shanghai” c.d.s. (the 4c. additionally tied by French Post Office c.d.s.), “R/ Shanghai/No.” framed registration h.s. alongside. An incredible high-value frankings for a postcard.

Photo HK$3,000-4,000

553

1902 (7 Jul.) registered picture postcard to Paris (10.8) bearing C.I.P. 2c. (7), cancelled by Shanghai bilingual c.d.s., “Shang-hai/Chine” transit c.d.s. (9.7) and h/s “R/Shanghai/ No. 80” framed reg. chop alongside. Very fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 127

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555

557

558 554

1902 (11 Aug.) red-band envelope to Hankow (15.8) bearing C.I.P. ½c. horizontal pair, cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., showing on reverse “Shanghai” tombstone letter box h.s. in violet and “Imperial Post/Postage Already Paid/Do not demand, do not pay/Hankow Office” framed h.s., very fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

555

1902 (22 Sep) red band envelope to Peking (28.9), bearing C.I.P. 1c. vertical pair, cancelled by Soochow dollar chop in blue, showing “Postage already paid/Do not demand, do not pay” unframed h.s. alongside, on reverse with “Kingtu (Peking)/ Tamochang Branch P.O.” tombstone h.s and bilingual oval arrival d.s.; an example of late usage of Soochow dollar chop, very fine. Photo HK$12,000-18,000

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556 556

1902 (21 Oct.) red-band envelope to Peking (30.10), bearing C.I.P. 1c. vertical pair, cancelled by two strikes of “Taiyuanfu/Post Office” tombstone h.s. with lunar dates (Ren Yin Year, 9th month, 20th day), on reverse with oval arrival d.s., one stamp damaged affecting one postmark, still very fine and appealing. Photo HK$35,000-45,000

557

1902 (Oct.) red-band envelope to Tientsin (29.10) bearing on reverse C.I.P. 1c., cancelled by near perfect “Huluhsien” tombstone h.s. in violet, showing “Chengtingfu/P.O.” unframed h.s. and “Peking” oval transit d.s. (28.10) adjacent, extremely fine and handsome. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

558

1902 (22 Dec.) envelope to Indianapolis, Indiana (11.2.03) via Chinkiang (7.1.03) and San Francisco (7.2.03) bearing C.I.P. 10c., cancelled by “Shantung/Taian/Imperial Sub-Post Office” small lunar c.d.s., with another superb strike adjacent, and “Tsingkianpu” dollar dater with blank date on reverse, very fine and outstanding. Photo HK$10,000-15,000 129

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561

563

559

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560

1903 (29 Jan.) envelope from the Baptist Publication Society to Boston, U.S.A. (19.3), bearing C.I.P. 1c.pair brownish orange, paying the printed paper rate, tied by Canton bilingual c.d.s. and showing alongside very unusual transit handstamp, “Found in Tie Sack Turned in as/ Empty, San Francisco, Cal.” in purple; some edge wear.

HK$800-1,200

561

1903 (Mar.) red-band envelope to Peking bearing C.I.P. 1c., cancelled by “Imperial P.O./Kaifengfu” oval d.s. (without date), “Peking” oval arrival d.s. on reverse, very fine origin. Photo The reduced rate of 1 cent for domestic postage was in effect between 8 April 1902 and 30 August 1904.

HK$5,000-6,000

562

1903 (30 Apr.) envelope from Tientsin bearing C.I.P. 1c., cancelled by bilingual c.d.s., showing on reverse “I.P.O.-R.M.S./Peking-Shanhaikwan No. 2” large double-ring h.s., fine. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

563

1903 (12 May) registered envelope (with unframed “Waterlow & Sons” and oval “Custom House Newchwang” embossed on flap) to Rudolstadt, Germany (21.6) bearing C.I.P. 10c. deep green vertical pair with interpanne margin at left, cancelled by Newchwang bilingual c.d.s., alongside Shanghai bilingual transit (16.5), h/s “R/Newchwang China/No. 864” reg. box chop and “Shang-hai/Chine” c.d.s.

(18.5) on front. Fine and attractive. Photo HK$3,500-5,000

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564

1903 (July) native insured envelope registered to Peking (30.7) via Chinkiang (24.7), showing “Yangchow” bilingual double-ring h.s. with date inserted by hand, bearing on reverse C.I.P. ½c., 1c. (2) and 2c. (2), cancelled by “Yang-chow” bilingual double-ring h.s. (date blank), with “R/Yangchow/ No. 2917” framed registration h.s. in red, “Do not demand/Do not pay” framed h.s., both on front, “Peking/Lomashih/Branch P.O.” rectangular h.s. and “Peking” bilingual oval arrival d.s. in violet on reverse, fine non-standard cancellation type for Yangchow. Photo HK$35,000-45,000

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565

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567

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565

1903 (23 Jul.) registered red-band envelope to Shanghai (25.7) bearing on reverse C.I.P. 4c. cancelled by “Tatung” bilingual c.d.s. and 5c. tied by “R” unframed h.s., with “R/Tatung China/No. 1086” framed h.s. in red on front, very fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

566

1903 (24 Aug.) envelope to New Milford, Conn., U.S.A. (21.9) bearing C.I.P. 1c. (2) and 2c. (4), via Canton Imperial and French P.O. and Hong Kong (25.8), next day redirected to Terre Haute, Ind. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

567

568

1903 envelope to Springfield, U.S.A. (4.10) via Shuntehfu via Peking (30.8), Shanghaio Imperial and Japanese P.O. (5.9), Yokohama (9.9) and Boston (3.10), bearing C.I.P. 10c. single, cancelled by “Tamingfu/Post Office” tombstone h.s., showing on reverse a number of transits including “Shuntehfu” tombstone h.s., fine. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

Foochow: 1903 (22 Oct) envelope bearing 2c. carmine-red bisected diagonally, tied by “Postage/1 Cent/Paid” h.s., showing “Mamoi” non-standard lunar double-ring d.s. (Kuang Hsu 29th year, 9th month, 3th day) on reverse. A rare and magnificent example of this rare non-standard type of cancellation. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

568

569

1903 (4 Dec.) envelope (opened out for display) to Costa Rica (21.2.04) bearing C.I.P. 10c. single, cancelled by “Mengtsz” bilingual c.d.s., showing double-ring arrival d.s. in violet alongside and on reverse a complete array of transits; an exceptionally rare destination. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

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1904 (Feb.) decorative envelope addressed to Mount Vernon, New York, bearing C.I.P. 5c. pair tied by a fair strike of the large, double-circle “I.P.O. - R.M.S./Peking/Shanhaikwan/no.1” railway cancellation, the reverse with Shanghai bilingual c.d.s. (25.2), Shanghai I.J.P.O. c.d.s. (27.2) and Tacoma, Wash. (21.3) datestamps; light soiling but still a collectable example of this popular postmark.

Photo HK$4,000-5,000

571

1904 (31 Mar.) envelope used locally in Shanghai (addressed to German P.O.), bearing C.I.P. ½c., cancelled by “Local Post/A “ c.d.s., roughly opened at top, still fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

572

1904 (24 June) envelope addressed to H.M.S. ‘Kinsha’ in Chungking bearing 2c. carmine-red bisected diagonally and tied by a superb strike of the Chungking c.d.s.; there is a small fragment missing from the top of the envelope and a vertical crease at left. An appealing example of this bisect. Photo HK$2,500-3,000 H.M.S. ‘Kinsha’ was previously S.S. ‘Pioneer’ , a paddle steamer 180 feet long. After being commandeered by the British consul in Chungking for the evacuation of British nationals following the Boxer uprising, she was purchased by the British Government, renamed and became the Yangtse gunboat flagship for the next twenty years. With a lot of other background information included with this lot

573

1904 (11 Aug.) real photo postcard registered to Belgium (22.9) bearing C.I.P. 1c. (2), 2c. and 10c., cancelled by “Hankow” c.d.s., transit via Shanghai Imperial office (15.8) and French Post office (18.8) with with “Ligne N./Paq. Fr. No. 4” octagonal d.s. (19.8), very fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

574

1904 (17 Oct.) envelope to Chemulpo, Korea (now known as “Incheon”) bearing C.I.P. 1c. (3), cancelled

by Shanghai Imperial lunar and Japanese P.O. c.d.s., showing on reverse “Chemulpo/I.J.P.O.” arrival c.d.s. (27.10) in violet, unusual. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

575

1905 (6 Mar.) red band envelope to Tsingtau, Kiautschou (10.3) bearing on reverse C.I.P. 1c. (2) and 2c., cancelled by “Shanghai” lunar c.d.s., total 4c. rate special for mail to Tsingtau, unframed “Postage Paid” h.s. in red alongside arrival. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

576

1905 (4 Jun.) picture postcard to Calcutta, India (15.7) and redirected to Punjab (20.10), bearing C.I.P. 1c. (2) and 2c., cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., rare destination, fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

577

1905 (18 Jun.) envelope (with original enclosures) to Chemulpo, Korea via Shanghai Imperial (21.6) and Japanese (22.6) P.O., bearing on front and reverse C.I.P. 1c. (2) and 2c. (4), cancelled by “Ichang” bilingual c.d.s. , showing on reverse “Chemulpo/I.J.P.O.” arrival c.d.s. (30.6) in violet, fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800 135

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1905 (9 Aug.) envelope to Germany, bearing I.C.P. 20c. single, cancelled by “Kiaochow” tombstone and double-ring lunar d.s., in combination with Germany “China” 10pf. in vertical pair, tied by “Tsingtau” German Post Office c.d.s., with faint arrival c.d.s. on reverse, fine. Photo HK$2,800-3,500

579

1905 (12 Sep.) red-band envelope to Kiukiang (22.9) bearing C.I.P. 2c., cancelled by “Kiangsi/ Kwehshi” double-ring lunar d.s., on reverse with “Kiangsi/Nanchong” lunar transit c.d.s. (17.9) and “Kiangsi/Kiukiang” double-ring lunar arrival d.s.

HK$1,200-2,000

580

1905 (14 Oct.) picture postcard from Tientsin to Madagascar redirected to Marseille. C.I.P. 2c. pair was franked on viewside in Shanghai on 20.10 (where the postage due “T” h.s. was crossed out), showing on the other side a number of transits including Colombo (4.11) and Mauritius (5.12), fine and unusual.

Photo HK$3,000-4,000

581

1905 (31 Dec.) red band envelope registered to Anhwei (7.1.06) bearing on reverse C.I.P. 1c., 2c. and 4c., the 1c. cancelled by unframed “R” h.s. and the other stamps cancelled by “Kiangsi” lunar c.d.s.

Photo HK$2,400-3,000

582

1906 (10 Jan.) real photo postcard to Canada via England bearing C.I.P. 2c. horizontal pair, cancelled by “Tengyueh” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

583

1906 (19 Jul.) red-band envelope to Ningpo (20.7) bearing on reverse C.I.P. 2c., cancelled by “Shanghai” lunar c.d.s., showing “Shanghai/No. 8” tombstone h.s. in red and “Ningpo” segmented lunar arrival alongside. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

584

1906 (2. Aug) picture postcard registered to France bearing on picture side I.C.P. 5c. vertical pair and C.I.P. 4c., cancelled by “Kingtu Lomashih/Sub-Post Office” rectangular h.s. and showing “R/Peking (China)/No. 347” adjacent, showing “Pekin/Corresces. Aux Armées” c.d.s. (2.8) on address side, fine to very fine. Photo HK$3,200-4,000

585

1906 (24 Sep.) red band envelope to Tientsin bearing on reverse C.I.P. 2c. marginal single, cancelled by “Peking” bilingual c.d.s., showing alongside “Chili/Tientsin” c.d.s. with date notated as “(Kuang Hsu) 32nd year, 8th month, 7th day”, fine and rare. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

585

584 586

1906 red band envelope from Kiaochow to Tsingtau bearing C.I.P. 2c., cancelled by “Kiaochow/Post Office” tombstone h.s., on reverse showing origin oval d.s., fine. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

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1906 printed telegram envelope from Yangchow to Peking, very fine. Photo

HK$1,800-2,600

1907 “Imperial Chinese Telegraphs Taku Station” receipt charging $1.8 for telegram to Peking. Photo HK$800-1,200

589

1907 (4 Mar.) registered picture postcard to Lyon, France (2.4), bearing C.I.P. 4c. and 10c., cancelled

by Canton bilingual c.d.s., with “R/Canton No. 1548” registration h.s. and “Ligne N./Paq. Fr. No. 4” octagonal d.s. (28.3) adjacent. A beautiful item. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

590

1907 (3 Apr.) photo postcard to England via the Imperial (9.4) and French (10.4) post offices in Shanghai, bearing C.I.P. 2c. marginal pair, cancelled by “Newchwang” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

591

1907 (19 Jun.) envelope to Shanghai (21.6) bearing C.I.P. 2c., cancelled by “Chekiang/Moganshan” double-ring lunar d.s., showing Shanghai bilingual and Local Post c.d.s. on reverse. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

592

1908 (20 May) photo postcard to Norway via the Imperial and French post offices in Shanghai (2.6) bearing C.I.P. 4c. single, cancelled by “Newchwang” bilingual c.d.s., a rare destination. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

593 593

1908 (Jun.) “Via Siberie” photo postcard depicting Temple of Heaven in Peking from Tientsin to Paris, France (13.7), bearing on viewside C.I.P. 2c. pair, cancelled by native c.d.s., showing on reverse “Train Station/ Dah Ching Post/ Tientsin” double-ring oval h.s. in red (RRR), a stunning item. Photo HK$50,000-60,000

594

1908 (31 Jul.) envelope to Manila, Philippine (16.8) via Tientsin (31.7), Shanghai (6.8) and Hong Kong (13.8), bearing C.I.P. 2c. and 10c. (2), cancelled by “Peking” bilingual c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

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1908 (Aug.) picture postcard, bearing on viewside C.I.P. 2c., cancelled by “Hokow” bilingual segmented c.d.s.; showing “Lao-Kay/Tonkin” c.d.s.(29.8) on address side, fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

596

1908 (22 Oct.) envelope to New York (6.12) via Japan (11.11) bearing 2c., cancelled by “Fukien/ Lungkow” c.d.s. The envelope was then passed to Fooqing (23 Oct.) and then to Foochow (3.11) where another 2c. was franked and cancelled by “Foochow” bilingual c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

597

1908 (17 Dec.) double registered envelope to Shanghai (31.12) bearing on reverse C.I.P. 1c. block of sixteen, cancelled by “Shansi/ Chiu Cheng” lunar c.d.s., alongside “Shansi/ Ping Yao” and “Shansi/ Tai Yuan” lunar transits and Shanghai bilingual segmented lunar arrival. Rare usage of large multiple of C.I.P. issues on cover. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

598

1909 (7 Jan.) envelope to Canada (10.2) via Hong Kong (8.1), bearing C.I.P. 10c., cancelled by “Kongmoon” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

599

1909 (7 June) picture postcard to Congo (25.8) via Zhumadian, Peking (9.6), Shanghai (14.6), Colombo (2.7), Naauwpoort (5.8) and Rhodesia, bearing C.I.P. 2c. horizontal pair, cancelled by “Kaifeng” lunar c.d.s., extremely rare destination. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

600

1909 (13 Oct.) registered red band envelope used locally in Yunnan bearing C.I.P. 1c. (2) and 3c. (2), cancelled by “Yunnan/Dali” c.d.s., showing registration h.s.adjacent, part of the reverse missing, still fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

601

1909 (13 Dec.) decorative envelope registered to Moukden (19.12) via Newchwang (17.12), bearing on reverse C.I.P. 2c. marginal block of four, cancelled by “Shaohing” lunar c.d.s., showing part of the matching registration h.s. on front. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

602

1900s red band envelope to Peking bearing on reverse C.I.P. 1c. and 2c., cancelled by “Sinmingfu” bilingual c.d.s., fine and a good example of mail from Northeast province. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

603

1910 (24 Apr.) picture postcard to Turkey (15.7) and redirected to Punjab (20.10), bearing C.I.P. 4c., cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., showing on both sides various transits including Alexandra and Jerusalem (on viewside), rare European destination, fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

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1910 (10 Aug.) neat envelope to Shanghai (12.8) bearing C.I.P. 1c. and 2c., cancelled by “Nanking” bilingual lunar c.d.s., showing alongside uncommon “Shanghai” circular h.s. with date inseted in brush stroke. Photo HK$800-1,200

605

1910 (21 Sep.) “Inspectorate General, Postage Paid, Statistical Department” printed “On Service” envelope from Shanghai to the Commissioner of Customs, Nanning (30.9) via Wuchow, uncommon, fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

606

1910 red band envelope to Peking (18.11), bearing on reversee C.I.P. 1c., 2c. and 5c. (2), cancelled by native “Chihli” postal agencies h.s., “Sintsi” transits alongside. Photo HK$18,000-22,000

607

1910 (9 Dec.) envelope to France bearing on front and reverse C.I.P.2c. (5), cancelled by “Lungchow” bilingual c.d.s., with “Lang-son/Tonkin” transit c.d.s. (10.12) adjacent, fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1911 (19 Jan.) red band envelope to Peking bearing C.I.P. 1c. and 2c. , cancelled by “Szechwan/ Kiangyou” lunar c.d.s., showing on reverse “Chungpa” transit c.d.s. (20.1) and a large rectangular seal in red, fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

609

1911 (23 Jan.) double registered red band envelope to Tientsin bearing on reverse C.I.P. 1c., 2c. and 10c., cancelled by “Chili/Shumchow” lunar c.d.s., with framed registration and “AR” h.s. alongside, very fine. Photo HK$6,000-9,000

610

1911 (8 July) large commercial envelope registered to Kuling (16.7) via Kiukiang (15.7) bearing 5c. mauve pair and 7c. crimson-lake tied by “Chefoo” bilingual c.d.s., the reverse with Kiukiang bilingual transit and Kuling lunar arrival c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

611

1912 (4 Mar.) picture postcard to Berlin, Germany bearing on viewside C.I.P. ?c., 1c. (2) and 2c., cancelled by “Koolangsu” bilingual lunar c.d.s. with “Ren Zi” year still in use instead of the “Yuan Nian” first year dater. An exemplary strike of this cancellation. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

612

A small group of three envelopes (3 domestic and 1 to Belgium) and one real photo postcard to Brazil, each bearing various C.I.P. values, demonstrating different postage rate and showing a few postmaks including “Tientsin” with “Customs” removed lunar and T.P.O c.d.s., and “Letter Box” h.s., fine to very fine.

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A small assembly of three picture postcards, two being incoming from U.S.A. to Shanghai or Tientsin, each bearing U.S.various issues paying 2c.; the remaining one bearing C.I.P. 4c. single (cancelled by T.P.O. c.d.s.) to England.

HK$3,000-4,000 Incoming covers

614

1861 (22 Oct.) commercial letter to Augustine Heard & Co., Shanghai bearing 1854-59 6d. deep slate tied by Sydney duplex and sent “pr ‘Northam’”, Hong Kong transit c.d.s. (13.12) on the flap, which opens well for display; horizontal folding crease and some light colouration of the blue paper. An attractive and good incoming letter to China. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

615

1897 (June) Ceylon 5c. stationery card to Shanghai (17.7), redirected to Yokohama, Japan (22.7), showing “Colombo” and “Hong Kong” transit c.d.s. on front and reverse respectively. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

616

1899 (5 Jun.) envelope to Wuchang (July), bearing Great Britain ?d. and 1d. (2), cancelled by native origin c.d.s., showing on reverse”Singapore/to Hong Kong” marine sorter c.d.s. (1.7), bilingual “Hankow” transit and “Wuchang” arrival c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

617

1900 (27 Sep.) neat envelope to Shanghai (27.10), bearing Canada 1c. and 2c. (2), cancelled by “Halifax”c.d.s. Photo HK$500-800

618

1901 (8 Mar.) Spain 10c. orange stationery card to Shanghai (14.4), bearing on front Japan 10s., cancelled by “Barcelona”c.d.s., rare European origin. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

619

1903 (16 Jun.) red band envelope to Changsha (18.6), bearing on front Japan 10s., cancelled by “Tokyo”c.d.s., showing on reverse various transits and faint “Changsha/ Post Office” tombstone d.s.

HK$1,500-2,000

620

1904 (26 Jun.) picture postcard to Peking (9.8) via Shanghai (3.8), bearing Tunisia 5c. on viewside, cancelled by “Tunis” c.d.s., very rare origin. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

621

1906 (7 Jun.) picture postcard to Shanghai (7.7), bearing South Australia 1p. and ½d., cancelled by large-sized c.d.s., rare origin. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

622

1906 (Nov.) Great Britain 1p. stationery envelope uprated with 6p. (both tied by oval d.s.) registered to Newchwang (10.12) via Hong Kong (29.11) and Shanghai (3.12). Photo HK$2,200-3,000

623

1909 (7 Nov.) picture postcard to Tangku (25.12) via Shanghai (19.12), bearing Turkey 10c. on viewside, cancelled by “Pera” c.d.s., rare origin. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

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1909 Two incoming envelopes addressed to the same correspondent, Messers Liang Tun Yen (one of the six kids joining the first batch (Aug 1872) of Chinese Educational Mission, thereafter graduated from Yale University and being the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Imperial Ching government since 1906), one from Washington D.C. bearing U.S. 1c. vertical strip of five, tied by duplex; another registered from Vladivostok bearing Russia 7kop. (3), cancelled by native c.d.s. and showing on reverse Peking arrival c.d.s. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

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1911 (16 Sep.) U.S. 1c. stationery card postcard to Tsing Hua University, bearing U.S. 1c., cancelled by “Urbana” flag duplex, showing alongside Peking Japanese (22.10) and Imperial (23.10) P.O. transit c.d.s., and very rare “Chili/Tsinghwayuan” arrival lunar c.d.s. (24.10). Photo

On April 29, 1911, Tsinghua Xuetang officially began its first year of education and “Tsinghwayuan” Post Office was set up in anticipation that there would be huge volume of correspondence in and out.

Census of Envelopes and Postcards bearing “Tsinghwayuan” Postmarks in 1911: -- 1911 (19 May) red band envelope bearing C.I.P. 1c.(3), cancelled by “Peking” bilingual lunar c.d.s, showing on reverse “Customs/Deguzha/No.2” tombstone d.s. and “Chili/Tsinghwayuan” arrival c.d.s (22.5).

-- 1911 (July) C.I.P. horizontal format 1c. green message card from Peking, showing two “Chili/ Tsinghwayuan” c.d.s of “15.7” and “19.7” (alongside the indicia).

-- 1911 (12 July) red band envelope bearing on reverse C.I.P. ½c. (2) and 2c.single, cancelled by “Canton/Xiace” lunar c.d.s, showing two different postal agency h.s.(one rectangular, one oval), “Shekki” and “Peking” bilingual transits and “Chili/Tsinghwayuan” arrival c.d.s (23.7).

-- 1911 (16 Sep.) C.I.P. horizontal format 1c. green message card to U.S.A, via “Peking” Chinese and French P.O., uprated with C.I.P. 3c. single, cancelled “Chili/Tsinghwayuan” lunar c.d.s. an incoming stationery postcard from U.S. The above lot.

-- 1911 (17 Oct.) picture postcard to New York, U.S.A. via” Moukden” Chinese and Japanese P.O. (19.10) and “Tenyo-Maru/Sea Post” (25.10), bearing C.I.P. 1c. and 3c..singles, cancelled by “Chili/ Tsinghwayuan” origin c.d.s -- The above lot, an incoming stationery postcard from U.S.A. (16 Sep) showing “Chili/Tsinghwayuan” arrival c.d.s. of “24 Oct”, being the only incoming item from overseas and showing the latest “Tsinghwayuan” postmarks of 1911 ever recorded.

HK$40,000-50,000

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1904-08 a group of postcards (3, one stationery) from Egypt to China, with various Chinese transits and arrivals, rare origin, fine. Photo HK$6,000-8,000 Postal Formulars

627

1908 (15 Sept.) “Chinese Imperial Posts. Declaration of Native Clubbed Mail ‘late posted’” for twenty letters weighing 7oz. to be sent to Shanghai, showing “Swatow/Laofuhing Postal Agency” h.s. in red, and bearing on reverse C.I.P. 2c. pairs (2) and 10c. pair, cancelled by “Swatow” bilingual c.d.s., fine.

Photo HK$7,000-9,000

628

1911 (26 Mar.) profit sharing receipt from Taicang Letter Box No.1, tied by “Taicang/1” tombstone d.s. in red and showing “Kiangsu/Taicang” lunar c.d.s adjacent. Photo HK$2,400-3,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1898 (18 May) envelope to Paris (27.6) bearing I.C.P. 10c. cancelled by “Pagoda Anchge” dollar chop in brown, “the 24th year, the intercalary 3rd month”, and Hong Kong 2c. vertical strip of four and single tied by “Hong Kong/B” c.d.s. (22.5), envelope toned and fault at lower left, rare dollar chop, especially used during the intercalary month. Photo HK$35,000-40,000

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1898 (7 Oct.) “By First Mail” envelope to Bremen (13.11) bearing on reverse I.C.P. 10c., cancelled by “Kiungchow” dollar chop, with another superb strike on front, and Hong Kong 10c. cancelled by “Hong Kong/C” c.d.s. (10.10), very fine. Photo HK$30,000-40,000

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1900 (21 Feb.) registered envelope to Napoli (30.3) via Brindisi (29.3) bearing C.I.P. 20c. pair, cancelled by “Kiukiang” bilingual c.d.s., alongside showing two various “R” h.s., in combination with H.K. 20c. on 10c.pair cancelled by “Shanghai/C” c.d.s., fine and attractive. Phtoto HK$4,000-5,000

1901 (22 Feb.) envelope registered to France bearing three C.I.P. 10c. green tied by “Hankow” bilingual c.d.s, one partly covered by Hong Kong 10c. purple on red and 2c. on 30c. with Chinese character, tied

by Shanghai c.d.s. (27.2) and showing the large registered “R” handstamp at foot; the reverse (part flap missing) with transit and Sellieres arrival; fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800 British Railway Administration

633

British Railway Administration : 1901 “B.R.A.” 5c. on ½c. brown (2) one with surcharge in black and the other with surcharge in green, unused, no gum, fine. Chan BRA1, BRA2. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

634

A small gorup of envelopes (3) bearing 1900 “C.E.F.” overprint on Q.V. ½a. green and/or 1901 “B.R.A.” surcharge in black 5c. on C.I.P. ½c. brown, including an envelope with combined franking of both with the former stamp cancelled by “Base Office/C” c.d.s. and the latter tied by “Railway Post Office/ Tientsin” circular undated h.s. in violet. Photo HK$4,000-5,000 I.P.O. Tieprint

635

1899 (29 May.) envelope to Germany bearing C.I.P. 10c., cancelled by “Hankow” bilingual c.d.s., and Hong Kong 2c. (5) with I.P.O. tie-print and “Shanghai/C” c.d.s. (2.6). Photo HK$4,000-5,000

636

1899 (26 June) envelope to London bearing, on the reverse, C.I.P. 10c. green cancelled by blue pakua, the front with a good strike of Tientsin bilingual c.d.s. in blue, Hong Kong 10c. purple on red with Tientsin type 1 I.P.O. tieprint in blue and Shanghai c.d.s. (3.7), the reverse also bears Shanghai bilingual c.d.s. and London arrival; light soiling. An attractive cover and a fairly early use of the bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

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1900 (1 Nov.) envelope to Austria (6.12) bearing C.I.P. 20c., cancelled by “Swatow” bilingual c.d.s., and Hong Kong 10c. with I.P.O. tie-print and “Hong Kong/B” c.d.s. (2.11) showing alongside ,showing “R/Swatow I.P.O.” h.s. in red and “Ligne N/Paq. Fr. No. 6” octagonal d.s. (5.11). Photo HK$3,000-4,000

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1902 (3 Jan.) envelope to Caen, France (Feb.) bearing on reverse C.I.P. 10c., cancelled by “Foochow” dollar dater, showing alongside a superb strike of “Foochow Arsenal” bilingual segmented c.d.s. (3.1) in violet, and on front in combination with Hong Kong 10c., cancelled by “Victoria/Hong Kong” c.d.s.

(6.1) and “I.P.O.” framed tie-print, adjacent “Pagoda Anch” c.d.s. (3.1), rare and appealing. Photo HK$50,000-70,000

639

1902 (5 Nov.) red-band envelope to Dover, England (7.12) bearing C.I.P. 5c. (2), cancelled by “Swatow” bilingual c.d.s., and Hong Kong 10c. with I.P.O. tie-print in red and “Victoria/Hong Kong” c.d.s. (6.11), scarce usage of Swatow I.P.O. tie-print (type III). Photo HK$3,000-5,000

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1903 (17 Jan.) C.I.P. 1c. stationery card to Germany (18.2), uprated with C.I.P. 1c. and 2c. tied by Swatow bilingual c.d.s. and bearing Hong Kong 2c. carmine , tied by “I.P.O.” tie print in red (type 3 but without frame) and “Victoria/Hong Kong” c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

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1904 (Mar.) envelope to Basel, Switzerland (27.4) bearing C.I.P. 5c. (2), cancelled by “ Hingning/Post Office” tombstone d.s., with Hong Kong Q.V. 2c. and 4c. and K.E.VII. 4c., tied by “Swatow” I.P.O. tieprint and “Victoria/Hong Kong” c.d.s. (27.3), very fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

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1904 (23 May.) C.I.P. 1c. reply card with handpainted illustration on reverse to Germany (25.6) bearing C.I.P. 1c. and 2c., cancelled by “Kiungchow” bilingual c.d.s., and Hong Kong K.E.10c. with I.P.O. tieprint and “Victoria/Hong Kong” c.d.s. (25.5) alongside, scarce and very fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000 French Post Office

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1888 (15 Nov.) large part of envelope front bearing Peking “I.G. Mail Matter” oval handstamp in blue, partly hidden by Peace and Commerce 75f. cancelled by”Shang-hai/Chine” c.d.s., showing “Modane A Paris” c.d.s. of 29 Dec in red alongside. Photo HK$800-1,200

644

1899 (6 Dec.) picture post card of the Iltis monument to Germany (10.1.1900), bearing C.I.P. 1c. and 2c. (2) tied by “Shanghai” pa-kua, with matching Shanghai local post c.d.s. alongside, and with France “Chine” 10c. tied by “Shanghai” French P.O. c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

153

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648

646

649

651

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1900 (18 Oct.) registered envelope to Bruxelles, Belgium (24.11) bearing C.I.P. 10c. (6, three on reverse), cancelled by “Hankow” bilingual c.d.s., in combination with France “Chine” 50c. (3), cancelled by “Shang-hai/Chine” c.d.s. (22.10), showing “Modane à Paris” c.d.s. (23.11) in red adjacent, very fine. Photo HK$3,500-4,200

646

1900 (23 Oct.) picture postcard to Gray, France (5.12) via Shanghai (31.10) bearing C.I.P. 4c., cancelled by “Tientsin” bilingual c.d.s., with France “Chine” 10c., cancelled by “Shang-hai/Chine” c.d.s. (1.11), showing alongside octagonal “Yokohama-Marseille” paq. d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

647 647

1901 (30 Mar.) opened-out envelope registered to Haiphong bearing, on the reverse, C.I.P. 2c. (5) and 10c. tied by fine strikes of “Lungchow” bilingual c.d.s., the address side with French Indo-Chine 40c. tied by “LANG-SON/TONKIN” c.d.s. with a second strike alongside, Chinese and French “R” registration handstamps. A very attractive and scarce cover. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

648

1901 (17 Apr.) picture postcard registered to Stuttgart, Germany (21.5) bearing C.I.P. ½c. (2), 2c. (2) and 10c. cancelled by bilingual “Shanghai” c.d.s. with French “Chine” 10c. and 25c. tied by Shang-hai c.d.s., both types of registered “R” h.s., “Ligne N/Paq.Fr.No.1” transit (18.4). An attractive and scarce registered card. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

649

1901 (12 Aug.) “Via Bombay”envelope to Peshawar City, Pakistan (5.9) via Hong Kong (16.8) and Tuticorin (30.8) bearing France “Chine” 10c. (5), cancelled by “Shang-hai/Chine” c.d.s., rare destination, very fine. Photo HK$4,500-6,000

650

Shanghai: 1911 (11 May) envelope registered to Milan bearing 1907 20c. on 50c. tied by “shanghai / chine” c.d.s. with a second strike alongside, with red on white registration label and two Milan backstamps. Fine HK$300-500 Indochina

651

1919 “Hoi-Hao” and value in both Chinese and French surch. 30c. on 75c. to 4pi. on 10f. (5), very fine and fresh unused. Chan FFH78-82. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

155

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652

653

655

652

1904 (4 Feb.) registered envelope to Napoli, Italy (arrival d.s. on reverse), bearing “Packhoi” and Chinese value surch. $2 on 5f., cancelled by “Packhoi” French P.O. c.d.s. Chan FFP16. Photo HK$500-800

653

1908 (6 Nov.) picture postcard to France (8.12) bearing Indo-Chine 5c., cancelled by “Haiphong/ Tonkin” c.d.s. with rare “Tong Hing/ Poste Moncav” h.s. adjacent. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

654

1907-08 A small group of picture postcards (5, three to U.S.A. with arrival c.d.s.) each bearing various Indochine issues, all showing “Gainon Etienne/10e Colonial/Tonkin” oval h.s.

HK$500-800 Kwangchowan

655

1906 “Kouang -Tcheou-Wan” and Chinese value surch. on France and Navigation and Commerce types of Indo-China set of seventeen, very fine unused. Chan FL1-17. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

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656

658 656

1908 (18 Jun.) picture postcard to U.S.A. (30.7) via Hong Kong (26.6) bearing on viewside Indochine 5c. cancelled by “Kwangchowan” bilingual c.d.s., fine.

HK$500-800

657

A good collection on leaves which includes 1894-1902 values to 5f. mint and used, unissued 50c. with red overprint, 1902-06 set to 5f. mint, 1907 set to 2pi. on 5f. mint and used; Indo-China including some Canton with 1919 20c. on 50c. double pane of fifty and block of forty-two; Hoihow 1903-04 values to 50c. and 1906 to 1f. unused; Kwangchow 1906 to 1f. plus various later issues; Mengtsz 1906 to 1f. and 1919 set to 4pi. on 10f.; Pakhoi 1906 to 1f.; Chungking 1906 to 1f.; Yunnanfu with 1906 to 1f., 1908 set to 10f., plus some used and others; Generally good to fine HK$18,000-22,000

658

Ephemera: 1901 printed lettersheet written in brush stroke by a solider in Hsingan Province asking for permission from French Indo-China Government General to back home for mourning his mother, on revrse with date denoted as “Thành Thái 13th year, 10th month, 13th day”. Photo Thành Thái was the 10th Emperor of the Vietnamese Nguyen dynasty. He came to power in 1889.

HK$2,000-3,000

157

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662

659

663

665

664

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG German Post Office 659

1896 (21 Aug.) “S.S Ravenna” large-sized envelope registered to Soltau, Germany (27.9) bearing Reichspost 10Pf., 20Pf. and 50Pf. (3), cancelled by “Shanghai” German P.O. c.d.s., two wax seal in red on reverse. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

660

1896 (21 Oct.) red-band envelope registered to Austria (26.11) bearing 20Pf. pair, cancelled by Shanghai German P.O. c.d.s., neat and clean.

HK$500-800

661 661

1897 (13 Nov.) Germany 10Pf. stationery card with hand illustration on reverse from Tientsin registered to Sarajevo (29.11), franked with Germany 20Pf., cancelled by “Tientsin” military c.d.s., with ‘Tientsin/ Eingeschrieben/No.678/R’ German P.O. registration label alongside, in combination with I.C.P. ½c., 1c., 2c., 4c. and 5c., cancelled by “Tientsin” dollar chop in brown, French paquebot octagonal d.s.

(20.11) below; rare as Tientsin dollar chop was seldom tied on stamps, very fine and appealing. Photo HK$22,000-30,000

662

1900 (1 Nov.) envelope to Marine, Illinois (25.12) via New York (22.12) redirected to Peoria (26.12) bearing German “China” steep overprint 10pf. (2), cancelled by “Kais. Deutsche Marine Schiffspost No. 42” c.d.s., showing “Missent” h.s. in blue, and on reverse “Train Late/Mail Delayed” oval h.s., fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

663

1900 (15 Dec.) envelope bearing 10Pf. (2), addressed to a doctor on board of a ship at Suez, redirected to Germany and various other places in Asia before being returned to Shanghai at the end of October 1901, faults as to be expected for such a well-travelled letter, full of character with a wealth of transit markings and endorsements concerning reasons for non-delivery. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

664

1904 (29 Jun.) Germany 5Pf. stationery card uuprated by 5Pf. to Tsingtau (5.8), redirected to Yentschoufu (9.8), cancelled by “Cleve” oval d.s.; C.I.P. 1c. applied for transmission within Shantung, cancelled by “Tsinan” lunar c.d.s. (7.8), fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

665

1907 (18 Jan.) picture postcard from Peking to Germany (14.3) bearing C.I.P. 4c. single, tied by unknown private cancellation, alongside German Post Office c.d.s. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

159

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667

666

671 670

672

673

674 WWW.SPINK.COM

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 666

1908 (6 Jun.) real photo postcard to Japan (12.6), bearing on viewside Germany 2c. on 5Pf. (2), cancelled by “Tientsin” German P.O. c.d.s., with an unusual circular h.s. in red underneath the stamps.

Photo HK$1,500-2,000

667

A postcard on viewside with photo of the Viceroy’s College, Canton, bearing Germany “China” 4c. single, cancelled by rare “Canton” German P.O. c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

668

1900-01, a group of field postcards to Germany bearing “des/ostasaiatischen/expeditions corps” c.d.s. codes a and b (2); also photo postcard bearing a good strike of Marine-/schiffspost/no.43 (SMS Furst Bismarck); good to fine. (4 cards) HK$1,000-1,500

669

1900-13, a group of covers and cards with 1906 envelope to Germany bearing 10c. on 20pf. tied by a very fine strike of “ tientsin/deutsche post” c.d.s., 1908 2c. on 5pf. stationery card to Germany from Peking, picture post card to France from Peking, 1900 stampless “feldpost” envelope from Tsingtao to Germany and 1913 Japanese picture postcard to Germany, “via Siberia” to Germany from Tsingtao. (5 items) HK$1,500-2,000 Japanese Post Office

670

An assembly of mint and used “China” overprinted issues, including 1900-07 Chrysanthemum sets of eighteen (2 sets, one mint and one used), 1900 Prince Wedding 3c. unused, 1908 Empress Jingu unused set of two and 1914-21 Taisho issues on granite paper with vertical wave watermark short set.

High catalogue value, good condition in general. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

671

1898 (13 May) envelope with “H.M.S. “Centurion.”” embossed on flap to London (20.6), redirected to Portsmouth, bearing I.C.P. 10c. marginal single (defected), cancelled by “Chefoo” dollar dater in blue, and with Japan 10s. cancelled by “Shanghai” Japanese P.O. c.d.s. (17.5), a few transit and arrival c.d.s. on reverse including “Shanghai” dollar dater (17.5). Photo HK$4,000-5,000

672

1912 (23 Oct.) picture postcard to Tsinan (8.11) via Moukden, bearing Russia 1k. and 3k., cancelled by oval d.s., showing “I.J.P.O. 2 Changchun-Mukden/South Manchuria” oval d.s. in violet adjacent, fine.

Photo HK$2,000-2,800

673

1913 (5 Jun.) “Via Siberia” envelope to Lyon, France (21.6) via Peking Japanese P.O. (7.6), bearing Japan “China” 3s. (2) and 10s., cancelled by “Hankow/I.J.P.O.” c.d.s. in violet. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

674

1920 (5 Jul.) envelope to Syria (18.8) bearing Japan “China” with a total franking of 10s., cancelled by “Canton” bilingual c.d.s., showing on reverse Egypt transits (14.8) and arrival c.d.s., an uncommon destination. Photo HK$100-1,500

161

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675 676

677

678

679

680

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1893 (15 Apr.) neat envelope to Ohio (22.5) bearing U.S. A. 5c., cancelled by “U.S. Postal Agency/ Shanghai” duplex. Photo HK$800-1,200

676

1901 (27 Sep.) C.I.P. 1c. reply card with handpainted illustration on reverse, to Aarau, Switzerland (9.11), bearing US 2c. red, cancelled by duplex and “Shanghai” U.S. Post Office c.d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

677

1903 (27 Nov.) C.I.P. 1c. reply card with handpainted illustration on reverse, to Portland, U.S.A. (23.2), bearing US 2c. red, cancelled by a superb strike of “No.1” duplex and “Shanghai” U.S. Post Office c.d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

678

1921 registered envelope to U.S., (11Oct.) bearing on reverse U.S. 2c carmine (8), .cancelled by double- ring “U.S. Postal Agency/Shanghai China” oval d.s., total postage 16c. for a triple-weight (6c.) registered (10c.) mail, showing on front two different rectangular boxed reg. h.s. Photo HK$700-1,000

679

1922 (15 Nov.) registered envelope from the Postmaster to Ridgewood, U.S.A. (16.12) bearing 1st surcharge on President series 18c. on 9c. and 20c. on 10c., cancelled by “U.S. Postal Agency/Shanghai China” oval d.s., on reverse showing double-ring “U.S. Postal Agency Shanghai China” d.s. in blue, a very late example of U.S. P.O. in China as it was closed on 31 Dec, 1922. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

680

1923 (17 Jan.) a pair of identification card issued by the U.S. Postal Agency, Shanghai. An interesting historical item. Photo HK$800-1,200 Russian Post Office

681

682

A mint or unused selection of 1917 Sloping Surcharge in Chinese Currency on Arm issues, comprising 10c. on 10k. deep blue with surcharge inverted variety, 14c. on 14k. deep carmine and deep blue in imperf. block of four, 5D on 5r. pale blue and deep blue/green vertical pair, 7D. on 7r. yellow and black horizontal strip of three and 10D. on 10r. pale grey and red on yellow, fine condition in general (40+).

Chan FR44a, 45b, 54, 55, 57. Photo HK$7,500-9,000

1902 (27 Sep.) picture postcard to Germany (21.10) bearing Russia 5k. cancelled by “Chefoo” Russia P.O. c.d.s., rare as only 25 days taken to reach destination (normally over 35 days via Suez Canal at that time as Siberia railway commenced operation in late 1903). Photo HK$2,000-2,800

681 682 163

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684 683

685 686

687 683

1903 (12 Oct.) registered envelope to Portsmouth, England (6.11) via Moscow (21.10) and London (6.11) bearing C.I.P. 10c. pair, cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., in combination with Russia “Kitai” 10kop. pair cancelled by “Shankhai/Pochtovaya Kontora” double-ring d.s. (12.10), with registration h.s. for both the Chinese Imperial and Russian Post Offices adjacent, as well as printed Russian P.O. registration label, fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

684

1906 (20 Jan.) “Via Russian Post Office” registered envelope to Moudon, Switzerland (15.3) bearing C.I.P. 50c. sinlgle, cancelled by “Chili/Peking” double-ring lunar d.s., with Russia”Kitai” 50k., cancelled by “Peking” Russian P.O. c.d.s.; a rather late combination envelope, nice. Photo HK$6,000-8,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 685

1911 (4 Dec.) picture postcard depicting the German Post Office, bearing C.I.P. 1c., 2c. and 4c. tied by the bilingual “Chefoo” c.d.s., German Post Office 1c. on 3pf., 2c. on 5pf. and 4c. on 10pf. tied by “Tschifu” c.d.s. and Russian Kitai 1k. and 3k. tied by cyrillic c.d.s., an unusual combination. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

686

Chinese Eastern Railway : 1913 (22 Dec.) envelope to Harbin bearing Russia 7k., cancelled by fine strike of “Vladivostok/264/Kharbin” oval d.s., some staining. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

687

A pair of picture postcards commercially used, including 1913 (31 May) postcard to Moscow (11.6) bearing Russia 3kop., cancelled by “Kharbin/262/Manchouli” oval d.s. Photo HK$1,800-2,400 1912 Republic

688

1912 Provisional Neutrality” overprint for use in Hankow, Nanking and Changsha 3c. blue-green, cancelled by a central strike of Foochow bilingual c.d.s. Chan 140, S.G. 172, £160. Photo HK$800-1,200

688

690

689 691

692

1912 “Republic of China Provisional Neutrality” overprint for use in Hankow, Nanking and Changsha 689

1912 “Republic of China Provisional Neutrality” overprint for use in Hankow, Nanking and Changsha 1c. orche block of four, unused, few small faults, still fine. Chan 144. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

690

3c. blue green (2), including an used example cancelled by “Hankow” c.d.s. Chan 145. Photo

HK$800-1,200

691

7c. crimson-lake, fine unused with much original gum. Chan 146, S.G. 186, £700. Photo

692

16c. olive-green, excellent colour, near perfect centring, unused with gum, hinge remainder. Rare as only 200 stamps were overprinted/sold. Chan 147. Photo HK$10,000-12,000

165

HK$2,200-3,000

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696

697

701

702 WWW.SPINK.COM

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No Lot Shanghai Commercial Press

694

1c. ocher and 2c. deep green in left margin blocks of four, unmounted mint. S.G. 216-217; Chan 167168 HK$600-800

695

1c. ochre interpanneau single, variety overprint slopping and the character “Hwa” showing double overprint, fresh and fine unmounted mint. Chan 167e. Photo HK$1,200-1,600

696

1c. ochre horizontal pair, variety overprint slopping, fresh and fine unmounted mint. Chan 167e. Photo HK$800-1,200

697

2c. deep green in block of twenty with interpanneau margin at right, with a vertical line in green across the second stamps from 3rd to 5th rows, unmounted mint. Chan 168. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

698

A selection of mint stamps which includes Shanghai 3c. (4) and 7c. (7); Waterlow including 2c. (29); the majority with full original gum, a few tone spots, total 47.

HK$2,400-3,200

699

A small gorup of Statistical Department overprints upto 7c. (11), and Waterlow Overprints 3c. and $1 singles, unused, overall fine to very fine.

HK$1,000-1,500 Covers

700

No Lot

701

1912 (27 Jun.) envelope bearing Statistical Department overprint 3c., cancelled by “Hangchow” c.d.s., showing alongside “Postal Agency” circular h.s. in violet and Shanghai c.d.s. (28.6), fine. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

702

1912 (31 Jul.) real photo postcard from Shanhaikwan to Tientsin, bearing on viewside “Republic of China” Statistical Department overprint 2c, tied by “Peking-Moukden” railway c.d.s., with “Tientsin” bilingual and Fr.P.O. arrival c.d.s. on the other side. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

703

No Lot

704

1912 a pair of photo postcards depicting scenes related to 1911 Xinhai Revolution, each bearing C.I.P. or its “Republic of China” overprint. cancelled by native c.d.s. with arrival alongside. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

704

167

THE PHILATELIC COLLECTOR'S SERIES

705

706

708 707

709

710

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705

1913 (25 Mar.) envelope to Boston, U.S.A., franked with “Republic of China” Statistical Department overprint 10c. single, cancelled by Shanghai pakua in black, matching Imperial and Japanese P.O. c.d.s.(26.3) on reverse, alongside on front ‘From Steamers Letter Box’ unframed h.s. in black, fine.

Photo HK$3,000-4,000

706

1913 (4 Apr.) photo postcard depicting Stupa of Pei-Tah-Sen in Peking to U.S.A. via Peking (5.4) and Moukden (7.4) bearing Statictical Department overprint 4c. single, cancelled by “Kalgan-Peking/1” Railway c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

707

1913 (4 Apr.) picture postcard depicting the National Flag of the Chinese Republc (also known as the “Five-coloured” Flag) to New York bearing Statistical Department overprint 4c. single, cancelled by “Tientsin” bilingual c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

708

1913 (28 Jul.) red band envelope to Tientsin (29.7) via Tangshan (28.7) bearing “Republic of China” Waterlow overprint 1c. (3), cancelled by “Chili” segmented c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

709

1913 (13 Aug.) envelope to South Africa bearing Waterlow overprint 10c., cancelled by “Hupeh” c.d.s., on reserve showing Ichang and Shanghai transits. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

710

1913 (28 Dec.) picture postcard to U.S.A. bearing Waterlow overprint 4c. single, cancelled by”Hankow” bilingual c.d.s., with large part of “I.J.P.O.” transit. The viewside of the card depicts the Naval Flag of the Chinese Republic, which was also known as the “Blue Sky, White Sun and Wholly Red Earth” Flag and became the National Flag since 1928. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

711

No Lot

1912 Commemoratives

712

Commemorating the Revolution 1c. to $5 set of twelve, skillfully regummed; fresh and fine. Chan 184195. Photo HK$9,000-11,000

713

16c. olive-green, variety imperf. margin at foot (2.5-3mm), fine unused with much original gum. Chan 190var. Photo HK$2,800-4,000

169

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716

717

718

719

720

721

722 WWW.SPINK.COM

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Ex 712

713

Ex 714

714

Commemorating the Republic 1c. to $5 set of twelve, part to large part original gum; $2 light ageing, other values generally good to fine. Chan 196-207. Photo HK$4,000-6,000

715

1c. to 50c. short set of nine, part to large part original gum, generally good to fine. Chan 196-204.

HK$400-600

716

1c. orange, variety imperf. margin at top, fine unused with large part original gum. Chan 196var. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

717

3c. blue green marginal single, variety significantly misperf. (to right) showing part of the adjacent right stamp, fine unused with large part original gum. Chan 198var. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

718

$1 deep red overprinted “Specimen” in black, unused with large part to much original gum. Chan 205S. Photo HK$2,000-2,800 Covers

719

1913 (8 Mar.) “Via Siberia” envelope registered to Scotland (23.3), bearing on front and reverse Revolution 2c. (4), 3c. (2), 5c. and “Republic of China” Waterlow overprint 1c., cancelled by bilingual “Chefoo” c.d.s., showing “Chefou-Chine” French Post Office transit c.d.s.(8.3) and “R/ Chefoo China/ No.829” h.s. on front and two different “Registered/London” transit d.s. on reverse. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

720

1913 (17 Mar.) registered envelope to Vienna bearing “Republic of China” Statatistical ovpt. 2c. and “Commemorating the Revolution” 3c. and 5c.(3), cancelled by “Tientsin” bilingual c.d.s., showing “R/ Tientsin China/No. 6041” framed h.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

721

1912 “Commemorating the Revolution” 3c., 5c. and “Commemorating the Republic” $1 imprint single on 1913 (22 Mar.) registered envelope to Moulins “via Siberie”, cancelled by “Peking (1)” bilingual c.d.s., showing “R/Peking (China)/No. 642” framed h.s. and “L.Q.” double-ring oval h.s. adjacent, fine and scarce franking with the dollar value. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

722

1913 (4 Apr.) envelope to U.S.A (23.3) via the Imperial and Japanese post offices in Shanghai (17.4), bearing on reverse Revolution 2c., 3c. and 5c., cancelled by bilingual “Chungking” c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

723

1912 “Commemorating the Revolution” 1c., 8c. and “Commemorating the Republic” 1c. 2c. and 8c.on 1913 (25 Apr.) registered envelope to Vienna, cancelled by “Tientsin” bilingual c.d.s., showing “R/ Tientsin China/No. 9135” framed h.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

724

1913-16 envelopes (3, two to U.S.A.) each bearing “Commemorating the Republic” single franking, all with arrival d.s.

HK$800-1,000

171

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725

723

726

Ex 728

Ex 729

727

725

732

1912 “Commemorating the Republic” 20c.on 1917 (16 May) registered envelope to Manila (29.5), also bearing Junk 1c., 5c. cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., showing “R/Shanghai China/No. 2607” framed h.s. Photo HK$800-1,200 WWW.SPINK.COM

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1913-33 Junk Issue 1913 London Print 726

1913(c.) London Junk series ½c. sepia, imperf. colour proof stuck on white card (52 x 66 mm), surface with small few defects, still rare. Chan 208P. Photo HK$3,500-5,000

727

1913 London print Reaper 30c. block of twenty five with sheet margins at top and at foot, with small security punch hole on every stamp, staining and soiling, fair condition. Chan 221S. Photo HK$400-800

728

½c. to $10 complete set of nineteen, part to large part original gum; 1c. without gum, 3c. perf. tones, high values are fine and some lower values are unmounted mint. A collectable set. Chan 208-226.

Photo HK$10,000-15,000

729

½c. to $10 complete set of nineteen, fresh colours, well centred, unused with large part to much original gum, hinge remnants, very fine. Chan 208-226. Photo HK$18,000-20,000

730

½c. to $1 and $5, part to large part original gum; hinge remainders and $5 with some light ageing.

Fresh colours. Chan 208-223, 225.

HK$2,800-3,800

731

½c. to $5 and 1st Peking print $10, fine to very fine used. Chan 208-225, 247.

732

1913 Reaper 20c. brown red, showing pre-printing paper fold, fine cancelled by “Foochow” c.d.s., unusual. Chan 220. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

HK$4,000-5,000

Ex 733 734 733

1914-19 First Peking Print ½c. to $10, set less $20, part to large part original gum; $5 thin under hinge, otherwise generally good to fine. Chan 227-247. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

734

1923-33 Second Peking print Hall of Classics $1 to $20 (5) with “Specimen” overprinted, very fine.

Chan 268S-272S. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

735

1920 Flood Relief Fund 1c. on 2c. to 5c. on 6c. overprinted “Specimen”, fine unused with large part to much original gum. Chan 273S-275S. Photo HK$500-800 173

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735

736

737

740

738

741

743

742

739

744

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 736

1921-39 A group of commemorative issues with “Specimen” overprinted, total three sets, including 25th Anniv. of National Post Office, Constitution and 150th Anniv. of the U.S. Constitution, very fine appearance. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 Cancellations

737

C.I.P. 2c. and 3c. singles cancelled by “Foochow” dollar dater of “Er Nian” and “Yuan Nian” (Republic), fine late usage of the Foochow dollar dater. Photo HK$1,800-2,600

738

1912 Republic Statistical Department overprint 4c. red. cancelled by nearly complete strike of “Canton” circular undated h.s., unusual as dated “22 De(c)” in handstamp. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

739

1912 Republic Waterlow overprint ½c. brown in block of twenty (4x5), cancelled by “Kuliang” lunar c.d.s. (15 Aug 1913, year slug “Guichou”), fine and late usage of the lunar dater. Chan 169. Photo HK$7,000-10,000

740

1912 Republic Waterlow overprint 2c., cancelled by “Hong Kong” c.d.s. of “13 MY 13”. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

741

1912 Republic Waterlow overprint 3c. on piece, cancelled by a good strike of Post Office h.s., very fine. Photo HK$600-1,000

742

Junk 4c. cancelled by “Tunghai” lunar c.d.s. of “30 Apr 1915”, shown as “Yimao, 4th Year (Republic), 3rd Month, 17th Day” (RRR), an essential piece for postmak interest. Photo HK$2,600-3,500

743

Junk 2c. cancelled by “Yunnan” lunar c.d.s. of “ Guimao, 5th Month (lunar)”. According to Chinese lunar calendar, the year slug on 14 February 1915 changed from “Jiayin” to “Yimao”, implying the postmark showing a significant variety, believed to be unique. Photo During 20th century, the year slug “Guimao” was for 1903 (Kuang-su 29th Year) and 1963.

HK$5,000-6,000

744

1c. yellow orange, cancelled by “Chungkiangfu” c.d.s. with “Hung Hsien” year, fine and rare. Photo HK$300-500

745

6c. grey block of six, cancelled by “Hankow” c.d.s. with “Hung Hsien” year, fine and rare. Photo HK$500-800

746

Junk 4c. block of six (3x2) and 10c. block of ten (5x2), fine used by “Post Office Shanghai” roller cancellation. Photo HK$400-600

747

A piece of parcel wrapper bearing Junk 4c., 20c. and 50c. (5), fine used by “Post Office Shanghai” roller cancellation. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

748

Junk 1c. and 3c. singles, cancelled by exceedingly rare stike of “Taheiho” c.d.s. Photo

175

HK$500-800

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745

747 748

749

750 751

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 749

Junk ½c. single, cancelled by of “Shumchun” c.d.s., a popular obliterator. Photo

750

Junk 3c. single, cancelled by fine strike of “Letter Box” c.d.s. with date in manuscript, unusual. Photo HK$300-500

751

HK$500-800

A piece bearing Dr. Sun London print 15c. (2) and Martyrs Peking print 1c. (5) c single, cancelled by “Kiangxi/Jinxian/Village Letter Box” circular h.s., rare. Photo HK$500-800

752

A collection of Junk issues upto 8c. (18) including pairs and strip, cancelled by very good strikes of “Post Office” tombstone h.s., the 8c. single tied by unframed h.s. Photo HK$500-800

753

A piece bearing Junk 4c. single, cancelled by “Mutu” bilingual c.d.s., a historic town in Suzhou. Photo HK$400-800

754

A piece bearing Junk ½c., cancelled by “Canton/Tungkuan” c.d.s. Photo

755

A small group of pieces (5) bearing various Junks & Martyrs issues, cancelled by complete strikes of c.d.s. of small towns such as Tatuing, a nice assembly. Photo HK$600-1,000

756

A small piece bearing Martyrs Hong Kong Commercial print 4c. vertical strip of four, cancelled by “Temporary/Post Office 217” dotted rim.d.s., a nice military postmak. Photo HK$500-800

753

754

757

755

HK$400-800

756

1939 Martyrs Hong Kong Commercial print 1c. in blocks of four (2) and 8c. block of four, all on pieces and tied by “Chungking” commemorative c.d.s. Photo HK$500-800

758

A small group of Junk issues (4), each tied by “Yunnan” native circular h.s. with date in manuscript, fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

759

A small collection of Junk pairs (2) and 1912 Commemorating Republic 3c. single, very fine cancelled by “Yunnan” Train P.O. c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

177

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758

757

759

760

765

762

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 760

A small group of Junk issues (33), each tied by nearly complete strike of “Yunnan” c.d.s. including many small town cancellations, very nice assembly. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

761

An assortment of Junk issues upto 13c. (134, four with Yunnan overprints) , in pairs, strips, blocks of four and larger, some on pieces, cancelled by various “Yunnan” c.d.s. including many small town cancellations, a few faults or defects as expected for such volume. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

762

1929 Dr. Sun Yat-Sen State Burial 4c. marginal block of four, each stamp centrally cancelled by “Harbin” bilingual c.d.s. of “1 Jun”, two days after the issuance of the issues. Chan 302. Photo HK$200-400

764

763 763

1932 Northwest Scientific Expedition 1c. to 10c. set of four, bottom sheet margin blocks of six, with “Chinese Bureau of Engraving and Printing” imprint and plate number “1”, very fine and fresh unmounted mint,. Chan 329-332. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

764

1932 Northwest Scientific Expedition 1c. to 10c. set of four, bottom sheet margin blocks of six, with “Chinese Bureau of Engraving and Printing” imprint and plate number “904” to “907”, very fine and fresh unmounted mint. Chan 329-332. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

765

A group of surcharge of 20c. on Martyr issues, in three blocks of six and all with surcharge varieties, fine unused. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

766

767

768

1944 Dr. Sun Yat-sen Hong Kong Dah Tung printing perf. 12½ on unwatermarked paper 8c. to 30c. and watermarked $1 to $20, fine mint with much original gum, a rare set. Chan 427-432. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

1939 Martyrs Hong Kong print upto 4c. (24) in blocks of four (4, one used) and a marginal block of eight with imprint, showing varieties imperf. between or misperf.

HK$3,000-4,000

1940 Dr. Sun Hong Kong Dahtung printing $20 blue and rose lilac in vertical pair, the left stamp with broken box of “Yuan”, uniform toning on gum, fine unused. Chan 416, a.

HK$300-500

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769

771

770

773

774

772 769

1940 surcharged in red 4c. on Dr. Sun Yat-sen 5c. green, block of twenty (4 x 5) from the foot of the sheet with imprint, one stamp variety lower left character “Tso” instead of “Fun”, fine mint. Chan 480, a. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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1940 Provincial surcharges East Szechwan 3c. on 5c. Dr. Sun Yat-sen Dah Tung printing, block of ten (2 x 5), variety imperf. at top and at right, fine and fresh unmounted. Chan 483var. Photo HK$600-1,000

771

1940 Kiangsi surcharge 3c. on unwatermarked 5c. olive-green, in marginal block of four, upper left stamp showing variety top left character “Sam” shifted to right, fine mint. Chan 491f. Photo HK$500-800

772

1941 Dr. Sun Yat-sen American Banknote Co. printing values ½c. to 50c. blocks of four, overprinted “Specimen” in red, and with small security punch hole, with full original gum (never hinged), very fine unused. Chan 496S-506S. Photo HK$700-1,000

773

1941 Provincial surcharges Chekiang 7c. on 8c. Dr. Sun Yat-sen Dah Tung printing showing “7c.” surcharge misplaced to left, fine unmounted mint. Chan 530. Photo HK$300-500

774

775

1942 Dr. Sun Yat-sen Central Trust printing 16c. olive-brown, perf. 13, block of four, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 549. Photo HK$300-500

No Lot

776

1942-43 Dr. Sun Yat-sen Central Trust printing compound perf. 13 (top) x 11 40c. brown on native paper with lines, block of ten with sheet margin at top and sheet number at right, fresh unused without gum as issued. Chan 575b. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

777

1942-44 Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Central Trust print 50c. deep olive green corner block of four, compound perf. 10½ x 13, unused without gum as issued, fine and rare. Chan 576. Photo HK$600-1,000

778

779

1942-45 Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Paicheng (Engraved) print $50 blue in horizontal strip of three, variety imperf. between, fine cancelled by “Canton” c.d.s., very rare. Chan 626. Photo HK$4,500-5,500 1942 surcharge for “Domestic Postage Paid” (D.P.P.) overprint in red for Kansu 16c. olive-brown marginal block of four, fine to very fine used with”Lanchow (Kaolan)” bilingual dotted rim d.s. Chan 632. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

776 181

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777

779

778

784

780

782

781

783

785 786

787

788 WWW.SPINK.COM

789

790

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 780

1942-43 “Surcharge for Domestic Postage Paid” Hunan 16c. olive-brown with overprint inverted variety, very fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 638 var. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

781

1942 surcharge for “Domestic Postage Paid” (DPP) on 16c. olive-brown for Shensi, with marginal at left, fine to very fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 640. Photo HK$1,000-1,200

782

1943 surcharge of 50 cents in red for Chungking General Office on 16c. olive-brown in block of four, upper left stamp with character “Gai” short stroke variety, also two pairs (1 with margin), unused without gum as issued, fine. Chan 642. Photo HK$500-800

783

1943 surcharge of “50” cents Kwangsi 50c. on 16c. olive-brown, perf. 10½, rough perfs., fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 648d. Photo HK$300-500

784

1943 surcharge of 50c. with two vertical bars in black for East Szechwan on 16c. olive-brown vertical pair, with sheet margin at right showing part imprint, upper stamp showing slight double print near the character “Jiao”, fine used by “Chungking” bilingual c.d.s. Chan 656. Photo HK$300-500

785

1943 surcharge of 50c. with two vertical bars in red for Fukien on 16c. olive-brown in block of four, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 657. Photo HK$500-800

786

1943-44 surcharge of 50 cents with two vertical bars in red for Hupei on East Szechwan 16c. olivebrown in block of four with sheet margin at bottom, very fine unused. Chan 663. Photo HK$800-1,200

787

1943 surcharge of 50c. with two vertical bars in red for Kansu on 16c. olive-brown in marginal block of four, showing surcharge misplaced variety, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 666. Photo HK$400-600

788

1943 surcharge of 50 cents with two vertical bars in red for Kiangsi on 16c. olive-brown, block of four, upper left stamp with left bar omitted, very fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Chan 668, a.

Photo HK$1,000-1,500

789

790

791

1943 surcharge of 50 cents with two vertical bars in black for West Szechwan on 16c. olive-brown, the box per the character “Wu” solid, rare as most is blank, fine unused without gum. Chan 673. Photo HK$500-800

792

793

1943 surcharge of 50 cents with two vertical bars in red for Kweichow on 16c. olive-brown, variety imperf. at top, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 671. Photo HK$500-800

1943 surcharge of 50 cents with two vertical bars in red on 16c. olive-brown, variety two vertical bars missing, fine unused without gum as issued. Photo HK$500-800 1944-46 Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Paicheng Typo print 30c., brown on laid paper, in a corner block seventy from the bottom right of the sheet, with sheet number and imprint on the margin, also bearing complete papermaker’s “Elephant” watermark, very fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 787. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1944 War Refugees Relief Fund miniature sheet, toned, otherwise fine unused. Chan MS2.

183

HK$200-400

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800

794 795

798

796 801

799

802

792 WWW.SPINK.COM

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 794

1945-46 Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chunking Dah Tung print $20 red in an imperf. plate proof pair , without gum as usual, fresh and fine. Chan 844P. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

795

1945 Dr. Sun Yat-sen Chungking Central printing $20 carmine, variety misperf. showing large part of the underneath stamp, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 867var. Photo HK$400-600

796

1945 Dr. Sun Yat-sen Chungking Central printing $20 carmine horizontal pair with imperforate gutter margin at left, the right stamp patrtly damaged, still fine unused without gum as issued. Chan 867var.

Photo HK$800-1,200

797

1945 Kiaotung surcharge $10 on ½c. on 1c. to $80 on $40 on 30c., fine to very fine mint. Chan 892894.

HK$1,000-1,500

798

1946 (Jan.) Second Shanghai Union surcharge $3 on 2½c. to $100 on 28c.(13), missing the key value $30 on ½c. sepia Martyr Hong Kong printing with watermark inverted and reversed, very fine and fresh unused. Chan 897-902, 904-910. Photo HK$800-1,200

799

1946 Chungking Central surcharge $20 on 8c. Dr. Sun Hong Kong Chung Hwa print, variety surcharge doubled, fine to very fine unmounted mint. Chan 949a.

HK$500-800

800

1946 Chungking Dah Tung surcharge $30 on 4c. Hong Kong Martyr unwatermarked in block of four, variety the surcharge characters printed on both sides, clearly not “offset”, very fine unused. Chan 972var. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

801

1947 Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Second Shanghai Dah Tung print $150 dark blue block of four, fine cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., much scarcer than its unused counterpart. Chan 1028. Photo HK$800-1,200

802

1947 Dr. Sun Yat Sen 2nd Shanghai Dah Tung print $7000 red-brown in blocks of 80 and 94, the latter showing the corner plate “7”; unused without gum as issued. Chan 1037. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

185

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803 804

805 808

807

809

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Postage Due : 1912 overprinted “Provisional Neutrality” for Foochow ½c. to 30c., bright fresh colours, well centred, fine to very fine unused. Chan D17-D22. Photo Expertisation: Chinese Stamp Association (USA) certificate (2014).

HK$35,000-40,000

803

1c. brown variety overprint inverted, part original gum; hinge remainders, also Waterlow 1c. brown variety overprint inverted with large part original gum. Chan D24a, D34a. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

804

Express Letter stamps: 1914 Republic second 10c. green, pale green and yellow-green, complete strip of five, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan E9. Photo HK$800-1,000

805

1916 “Hung Hsien” overprint on Republic Express Letter Stamp 2nd issue 10c. green and yellowgreen, tied by “Peking” bilingual segmented c.d.s. (“Yuan Nian” index). Chan E9. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

806

Parcel Post: 1944 Chungking Central printing $500 to $10,000 short set of five missing the rare $20,000 which was only sold at the philatelic counter at the General Post Office in Shanghai, also 1947-48 Peiping Central printing 1st issue $1,000 to $100,000 set of nine and 2nd issue $200,000 to $10,000,000 set of eight, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan P1-P5, P11-P27.

HK$4,000-5,000

807

1945 Military Post Central Trust printing (-) carmine, block of four printed on soft paper, very fine unused. Chan M13. Photo HK$500-800

808

1923 (12 Nov.) International Reply Coupon issued in U.K. and used in Yunnanfu on 1924 (14 Apr.), rare usage in remote area. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

809

1942 (8 Feb.) International Reply Coupon with additional purple handstamp in centre and with Shanghai c.d.s.; fine. Photo HK$500-800 Collections

810

A massive collection of used Dr. SYS and Martyrs issues on 18 leave pages, bearing a wide spectrum of postmarks from small towns and also including letter box h.s. (500+).

HK$4,800-6,000

811

An in-depth collection of “Chinese National Currency” surcharges on Dr. Sun and Martyrs issues on 9 pages, most unused, good condition in general.

HK$1,500-2,000

187

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816

817

822

821

818

823

824 WWW.SPINK.COM

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 812

A mostly middle period to recent selection in stockbook and on album leaves which includes some Sun Yat Sen issues, a few Liberated Areas, People’s Republic and a few Hong Kong; also packets of loose Hong Kong, Macao and China.

HK$2,000-2,800

813

A small selection of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen issues (17) and National Currency Surcharges issues (13) mostly in pairs and blocks of four, showing various varieties such as double-perf., imperf. bewtwwn and at margi, surcharge misplaced or offset , etc. Good condition in general.

HK$3,000-4,000

814

1941-43 An unused group of surcharge issues on Dr.Sun Yat-Sen and Martyr with blocks of four and large multiples, a few surcharge character varieties, good condition in general.

HK$2,400-3,200

815

An unused assortment of Republic issues including pairs and blocks, some also with margins and imprints, condition fair to good.

HK$800-1,200

816

An assortment of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Central Trust and Paicheng Typographed printings, also with their National Currency Surcharges issues, all in blocks of four or larger from the lower right corner of the sheet bearing imprint, fine to very fine mint (100+). Photo HK$4,000-5,000 Revenues

817

1913 Great Wall design 10c. red in block of four, key value for the set, very fine unused. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

818

1942 Hung Cheung Hay design (Dah Tung print) $40 brown in part sheet of fifteen (510) with imprint margin at foot, fine to very fine unused. Photo HK$500-800

819

A group of Republic and People’s Republic of China stamp duty on two pages including a few blocks, mostly used, mixed condition as expected.

HK$500-800

820

No Lot Postal Stationery

821

1913 Flag 1c. + 1c. green reply paid double card, both halves intact, unused, very fine. Photo

822

1912 (12 Sept.) Flag 1c. green stationery card used locally within Shanghai, the indicia cancelled by “Shanghai/Local Post/J” double-ring d.s. The earliest recorded usage of this first formal issue of postal stationery card of the Republic, which predates the card listed in China Postal Cards (1897-1949), page 150. Photo HK$70,000-80,000

823

1912 (11 Oct.) Flag 1c. green stationery card to Germany via Kiaochow and Tsinan (17.10), bearing 1912 Republic Statistical Department overprint 3c. single, cancelled by “Tsingchowfu” c.d.s.(Yuan Nian, Winter Month), early usage, very fine. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

824

1913 (18 Jan.) Flag 1c. green stationery card to Chinkiang (18.1), cancelled by “Shanghai/Local Post” c.d.s., with arrival c.d.s. adjacent. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

189

HK$1,000-1,500

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825

826

829 827

830

831

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 825

1914 (8 Feb.) Flag 1c. green stationery card to Japan bearing C.I.P. ½c., cancelled by “Shengking/ Changbaifu” c.d.s., a fine example of stationery card originated from Northeastern Province. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

826

1914 (Apr.) Flag 1c. green stationery card to Shanghai via Ningpo, cancelled by “Shenghsien” bilingualc.d.s., a fine example of stationery card originated from a small town in Chekiang. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

827

1915 (28 Jan.) Flag 1c. green stationery card with printed message on reverse, used locally within Canton, cancelled by “Shameen” bilingual segmented c.d.s., with arrival c.d.s. adjacent. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

828

1915 (11 Nov.) Flag 1c. green stationery card to Amsterdam, Holland (25.11) via Salachi (c.d.s. on reverse), Kweihwating (13.11), Peking (15.11) and Manchuli (20.11) bearing Junk 3c., cancelled by “Shansi” c.d.s., a nice card full of characters. Photo HK$30,000-40,000

828 829

1918 (14 Oct.) Junk 1c. green stationery card censored to Austria, cancelled by “Correspondence des prisonniers/de/Guerre” framed h.s. in violet, showing additional censor handstamps in violet and magenta. Photo HK$6,500-8,000

830

Junk 4c. red stationery card with the indicia cancelled by “Slovenske” unframed h.s. in violet, unusual.

Photo HK$2,000-2,800

831

1920 (26 Oct.) Junk 4c. stationery card to Stockholm, Sweden via Peking, cancelled by “Soping” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

832

1920s Junk 1½c. blue stationery card to Shanghai, cancelled by “Liyang” c.d.s., showing a private seal in red adjacent. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

833

1935 Dr. Sun Yat-sen 5c. green lettersheet, with indicia overprinted “Specimen” in two Chinese characters, very fine. Han 19. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

191

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836

837

838

839

840

841

842

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 834

835

1933 (29 Jul.) Junk 2c. green stationery card to Germany bearing Szechwan overprint on Martyrs 13c., cancelled by “East Szechwan/Nanchong” segmented d.s. (month omitted), very fine. Photo HK$2,200-3,000 1934 (18 Dec.) Junk 1c. reply card with additional ½c. (crossed out) to Peiping (24.12) bearing Hong Kong 2c., cancelled by “Victoria/Hong Kong” c.d.s., rare usage of the reply card franked with Hong Kong stamp paying the fee to send it back to China. Photo HK$10,000-12,000

835 836

1937 (18 Apr.) Dr. Sun 1c. orange stationery card to Shanghai (19.4), with the indicia cancelled by commemorative c.d.s. Photo HK$500-800

837

1939 (29 Sep.) Dr. Sun 2½c. stationery card to U.S.A., bearing various Dr. Sun and Martyrs issues (8, total postage 30c.), cancelled by “Chinkiang” bilingual segmented c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

838

1940 (27 Sep.) Dr. Sun 15c. stationery card to Belgium, endorsed “Via Siberia”, bearing Dr. Sun 15c. single, cancelled by “Tientsin 13” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

839

1941 (24 Aug.) Dr. Sun Yat-sen 2½c. stationery card used locally in Hopei Province, bearing large characters “Hopei” surch. on Martyrs 1c. and 2c..,cancelled by “Luanhsien” dotted rim d.s. and showing “Laoting” arrival d.s. adjacent, fine. Photo HK$600-1,000

840

1941 (6 Oct.) Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 4c. stationery card to U.S.A., endorsed “Printed Matter”, bearing Martyr ½c. (6) and 3c. surcharged on Dr. Sun Yat-sen 5c, cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., a fine example of the 10c. printed matter rate. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

841

1943 (14 May )Junk 2c. stationeyrycard airmail to U.S.A., bearing Dr, Sun Yat-sen Chungking Chu Hwa print $10 single and Central print $100 pair (overlapping the indicia), cancelld By “Peiping” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

842

1946 “Temporarily Sold” $200 surcharged on Dr. Sun Yat-sen 4c. stationery card, unused, neat and fine. Photo The postage for postcards sent overseas increased from $120 to $200 since 1 Sep. 1946.

HK$1,000-1,500 193

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845

846

847

849

848

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 843

1947 (19 Dec.) surcharged $50 on Dr. Sun Yat-sen $10 stationery card to England bearing surcharged Dr. Sun Yat-sen $500 on $20 and 50th Anniv. of Directorate General set of five (issued on 16 Dec.), cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., simplified China map on reverse. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

844

1947 (31 Dec.) Dr. Sun Yat-sen $10 green stationery card to Shanghai, cancelled by “Tihwa” bilingual dotted rim d.s., showing on reverse printed New Year Greetings, fine and rare. Photo HK$15,000-18,000

844 845

1947 A small group of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen stationery cards (5), each with C.N.C. surcharges, unused, net and fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

846

A gorup of unused Junk and Dr. Sun stationery cards (9). Photo

847

A group of Junk stationery cards (5, all with stamps torn off), four originated from Pakhoi and one from Hinhning. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

848

A group of unused SYS stationery card (10), good condition in general. Photo

849

A pair of “Insured” stationery envelopes with different size, both unused, neat and fine. Photo

850

1913 (16 Sep.) photo postcard to Shanghai (24.9) bearing on viewside Junk London print 4c. single, cancelled by “Lungchow” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$600-900

HK$500-800

HK$500-800 HK$800-1,200

Postal History 851

1913 (26 Oct.) double registered envelope to the Catholic Mission in Liangchowfu but wrongly to that in Lanchowfu (13.11), bearing “Republic of China” Waterlow overprint 10c. and Junk London print 3c., cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingyual c.d.s., alongside framed “Registered” and “RR” h.s. in violet; also showing unframed “R Shanghai. No_” h.s. with “Liangchowfu” arrival c.d.s. (20.11) adjacent. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

852

1913 picture postcards to Denmark (2), both with stamps torn off, showing various datestamps from the Northeastern China such as Kwanchengtze and Haicheng. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 195

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853

854

855

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 853

1914 (20 Feb.) printed envelope to Chicago (19.3) via Tsinan (22.2) and Moukden (25.2), bearing on reverse “Republic of China” Statistical Department overprints ?c. pair and Junk London print 3c. (3), cancelled by “Shantung/Pingtu” c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$1,800-2,200

854

1914 (31 Mar.) “Via Siberia” registered envelope to Germany via Waichow (7.4), Canton (9.4), Shnaghai (13.4) and Moukden (18.4), bearing Junk 1c. (3), 3c. and 7c.(2), cancelled by “Heping” c.d.s., with matching registration h.s. and German registration label alongside. Photo HK$800-1,200

855

1914 (10 Nov.) envelope from Shansi registered to Stockholm, Sweden, via Siberia. On front and reverse franked with Junk 1c.(2) and 3c.(8), tied by bilingual ‘Ishih’ c.d.s., with ‘R/Ishih/No.374’ registration h/s in black on front, and on reverse bilingual ‘Peking’ (15.11), ‘Burea Ambulant No.1/ Peking -Moukan’ Train P.O. (14.11) and ‘Manchouli’ transit (25.11) c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

856

1915 (20 Apr.) re band envelope to Singora, Thailand (13.5) via Swatow (22.4) and Bangkok (7.5), bearing stamps (missing on reverse) cancelled by “Canton/ Sam Chun” c.d.s., rare. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

857

1915 (25 Jun.) “Foreign Christian Missionary Society” corner card envelope to Kuling via Chiankiang, bearing London print Junk 3c. blue green single with wing margin at right, cancelled by “Tungchow” bilingual c.d.s., on reverse with transit and arrival c.d.s., especially rare for variety stamp appeared on commercial envelope. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

857

858

1915 (1 Sept.) neat envelope to Central Military Office in Paris redirected to Tunisia (5-10.11) via Yunnanfu (7.9) and Hokow (10.9) bearing on reverse Junk 1c. and 3c. (3, with pair), cancelled by “Kweichow” squared d.s. with date inserted by hand, a charming and delightful cover. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

859

1915 (5 Nov).”Szechuen-Hankow Railway, I-Kwei Section, Ichang” corner card envelope from Ichang to Nanking (10.11) redirected to Anhwei (15.11), bearing Junk 3c., cancelled by “Ichang” blingual c.d.s, “Hankow” transit (6.11) and “Nanking” arrival c.d.s. on reverse, alongside showing four different tansits and arrival c.d.s. for the redirected route (with Nanking City origin c.d.s. (11.11) on front, an appealing item. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

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860

863 865

864 862

866 WWW.SPINK.COM

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 860

1915 (21 Nov.) envelope from Kowkong (in Canton) to San Francisco bearing on reverse Junk 10c. single, cancelled by “Kowkong” bilingual c.d.s. and native rectangular h.s. in red, showing “Canton” (22.11) and “Shanghai” (27.11) transits alongside. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

861

1916c (Mar.) a pair of envelopes to the same correspondent in U.S.A. via Shanghai, each bearing Junk 10c. single and showing “(Hung Hsien) first year” bilingual c.d.s. on front. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

862

1916 (13 Jun.) envelope (with original enclosure) to Harbin (16.6) bearing on reverse Junk 3c., cancelled by “Chinese Eastern (Railway)/Manchuli -Suifen” c.d.s, a few surface abrasions. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

863

1916 (13 Oct.) envelope to Aveyron, France (22.11) bearing Junk issues 1c. and 3c.(3), cancelled by “Suifu” bilingual c.d.s., on reverse showing “Bureau Ambulant No. ?/Peking-Moukden”, “Manchuli” transit c.d.s., and handstamped “This envelope had been checked by Suifu P.O. to confirm no trace of damage” in Chinese characters. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

864

1917 envelope to Kuling (arrival on reverse) bearing Junk 3c. pair, cancelled by “Shekow/Post Office” tombstone h.s., fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

865

1917 (21 Nov.) red band envelope to Hong Kong (22.11) bearing on reverse Junk ½c. single, cancelled by “Canton” bilingual c.d.s. and “Letter Box” tombstone d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

866

1917-18 a small group of photo postcards (3) from Nanking to the same recipient in London, each bearing Junk 1c. and 3c. and cancelled by native c.d.s., of which two cards cancelled by rare “Nanking Station” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

867

1918 (12 Dec.) red band envelope from Changsha to Shanghai (21.12), with original enclosures stating remittance of Silver $44 via Bank of Communication, Hankow, showing near the lower left corner of the envelope front “Feichow/Jian Yin Wen” h.s. in red with another squared h.s. alongside; on reverse with two various instructional handstamps from the bank. A stunnig example displaying mail delivery through Min Hsin Chu. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

867

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869

870

871

872

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1918 (17 Dec.) envelope to Honan (same day arrival on reverse) bearing Junk ½c. single, cancelled by “Canton” bbilingual c.d.s., alongside “Letter Box” h.s. in red, fine. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

869

1920 (9 May) envelope to U.S.A. via Kwanchengtze (10.5) bearing on reverse Junk 3c., cancelled by “Harbin” c.d..s., showing on front “Changchun/I.J.P.O.” c.d.s. (10.5) in violet. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

870

1919 (19 Aug.) pre-printed envelope from Canton to Zurich (5.10) bearing Junk 1c. pair, cancelled by native c.d.s. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

871

1920 (12 Sep.) photo postcard depicting the Great Wall to France, bearing Junk 1c. and 3c., cancelled by uncommon “Shanhaikwan” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

872

1921 (16 Feb.) envelope to U.S.A. bearing Junk 2c. and 8c., cancelled by “Shaowu” bilingual c.d.s. and “Fukien” letter box h.s. in red, showing on reverse “Foochow” and “Shanghai” (24.2) transits. Photo HK$800-1,200

873

1921 (9 May) “Sino Italian Bank” postcard showing selling rate and quotation of a few currency, used locally in Shanghai, bearing Junk ½c. cancelled by “Shanghai/ Local Post” c.d.s., rare. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

874

1921 (30 May) envelope to U.S.A. (29.6) via Peking (31.5) and Moukden (1.6) bearing famine relief Fund surch. 5c. on 6c. (2), cancelled by “Tsinghwayuan” bilingual c.d.s., one stamp overstruck by U.S. duplex and matching arrival c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

875

1921 (Republic 10th year, 10th month, 10 day) picture postcard depiciting the Summer Palace, Peking to Slovenia, bearing on viewside Hall of Classics $1 and Famine Relief Surch. 1c. on 2c., cancelled by “Peking” bilingual c.d.s., a beautiful and interesting item. Photo

875

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876

878

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 876

1922 (25 Jun.) envelope used locally in Shensi bearing on reverse Junk 3c. single, cancelled by native c.d.s., showing alongside oval censor h.s. and “Sian” arrival c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

877

1922 (22 Nov.) photo postcard to Belgium, bearing Junk 8c. single, cancelled by “Peking” bilingual segmented c.d.s. Photo The rate of 8 cents for postcards sent overseas was in effect between 1 Nov. and 31 Dec. 1922. The rate was readjusted to 6 cents from 1 Jan. 1923 onwards.

HK$1,200-1,800

878

1923 (23 May) “Via Aerial Service” envelope to Shanghai bearing Airmail First Peking printing 15c. to 90c. set of five and Junk issues (3), cancelled by “Peking” bilingual c.d.s., with unframed “To be despatched by/Aerial Service” bilingual h.s. adjacent, showing on reverse special “Aeroplane Service/ Tientsin C.P.O” clock type c.d.s. in violet, fine. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

879

1923 (28 Jun.) registered envelope to England (Aug.) via Canton (6.7) bearing Junk 3c. (5, two on reverse) and 5c. (2), cancelled by “Pakhoi” billingual c.d.s., fine.

HK$500-800

880

1923 (23 Aug.) parcel wrapper to Japan bearing Junk 5c. and 10c. (4), cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s.; opened out and attached therein some export documents including exports declaration bearing “Export Duty Free” h.s. in violet, wrapper roughly opened and with staining and ageing, still fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

880 881

1923 (Oct.) “Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.” printed envelope to Peking (18.10) bearing Junk 1c. and 3c., cancelled by “Shanghai” native c.d.s., the envelope “turned” and the other side returned to Whiteaeay (printed address) bearing Junk 1c. (4), cancelled by bilingual “Deputy Postal Commissioner, Peking”” oval d.s. (27.10) in violet, fine. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

882

1923 (28 Oct.) newspaper wrapper front Shanghai to the warship “Gong Chen” in Yochow (1.11), showing bilingual “Newspapers under Special Contract/Shanghai” c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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886

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 883

A comprehensive collection of envelopes (7) and stationery card (1) for the railway between Shihkiachwang and Taiyuan during 1924-27; including 1924 (25 Oct.) envelope to Showyang (same day arrival) bearing Junk 3c. single cancelled by “Shihkiachwang- Taiyuan” Train Office No.2 c.d.s; and 1927 (15 Aug.) Junk 1½c. blue stationery card to Showyang (same day arrival) bearing Junk ½c. cancelled by “Taiyuan- Shihkiachwang” Train Office No.3 c.d.s. An in-depth and powerful collection.

Photo HK$35,000-45,000

883 884

1925 (25 Feb.) red band envelope to Kucheng Sha (9.3) via Pingyang (8.3) bearing on reverse Junk 3c. single, cancelled by bilingual “Ningsia” c.d.s., showing alongside a framed “Letter Box” h.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

885

1925 (23 Jul.) stampless envelope (with original enclosures) from Shanghai District Head Post Office registered to the Force No.1 Commander Office in Tsinan (25.7), on reverse franked with printed registration receipt; returned to Shanghai (30.7) due to unknown addressee. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

886

1925 (Dec.) registered envelope from Jiangsu to Shanghai (23.12) bearing on reverse Junk 4c., cancelled by “Funing/Letter Box”circular h.s., another strike alongside, with matching registration h.s. on front. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

887

1926 (9 July) picture postcard to Russia bearing Junk 2c., cancelled by large strike of “Train Office No. 4/Manchouli-Suifenho” segmented c.d.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

888

1926 (9 Sep.) “Insured Letter” formular envelope (89 x 140mm.) No. 963 from Foochow to Fukushima, Japan(17.9) bearing Junk 4c., 5c. and 10c., cancelled by bilingual c.d.s., “Shanghai” (14.9) and “Bodo” (15.9) transits on reverse, neat and fine. Photo HK$10,000-12,000 205

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892

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897 WWW.SPINK.COM

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 889

1928-32 registered envelopes (3) to Europe, each bearing Junk 20c. or 50c.single, cancelled by bilingual native c.d.s. and showing arrival c.d.s. on reverse.

HK$500-800

890

1929 (10 June) registered envelope to Kobe, Japan (arrival on reverse) bearing Unification of China 1c. to $1 set of four, cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s. with the registration label below, clean and fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

891

1929 (8 July) “first flight Shanghai-Nanking” envelope registered to Nanking (8.7) bearing Air 2nd Peking print 15c. to 90c. set of five, and Unification 10c., cancelled by special “propeller” h.s.or “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

892

1930 (26 Feb.) “Andersen, Meyer & Co.,Ltd.” printed envelope to Mukden (11.3), endorsed “Via Darien”, bearing Junk 4c. block of eight, cancelled by bilingual “Shanghai” segmented c.d.s., envelope centrally folded and with four punch holes, otherwise fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

893

1930 (Jul.) “Yenching University” corner card envelope to Stockholm, Sweden (19.8) via Hong Kong (14.7) and redirected to U.S.A. via Goteborg (11.9), bearing Junk 5c. and 10c., cancelled by “Fukien/ Amoy Harbour” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

894

1931 (30 Mar.) “First Air Mail from Ichang to Hankow” envelope to Wuchang (1.4) bearing total franking of 25c. including Airmail 2nd Peking print 15c. marginal single, cancelled by “Ichang” bilingual c.d.s., showing the singature of the pilot, two various “Air Mail” h.s. in red. and “Par Avion” label. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

895

1931 (31 May) Shanghai - Berlin First Flight envelope to Sutton Coldfield, England bearing $2.20 franking including Air Mail 60c., tied by the special Shanghai postmark and bearing Par Avion etiquette. Muller 31; Starr 40. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

896

1933 (18 May) “Par Avion via Saigon” envelope to Paris bearing on reverse, $3.66 franking including Hall of Classic $2, tied by Shanghai c.d.s. with additional Saigon machine postmark (26.5), the address side with Par Avion etiquette and manuscript “Par Avion”, handstamped “Par Avion Saigon-Marseilles et au dela/de Marseilles” handstamp in purple. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

896 897

1931 printed matter envelope from Shanghai to Tokyo (9.6), bearing Junk 2nd Peking print 1c. single, cancelled by “Paquebot” framed h.s. in red and overstruck by arrival c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,500 207

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 898

1931 (15 Jun.) “Via Siberia” envelope to Germany bearing Junk 2c. and 30c., tied by bilingual “Shanghai” c.d.s., with Germany ‘Postamt/M.Gladbach” seal labels at three sides. Photo HK$500-800

899

1932 (2 Mar.) large-size envelope, endorsed “May be opened by the Customs authorities”, registered to Wesr Hartford, U.S.A. (29.3) via Moukden (5.3) bearing Junk 5c.and 30c. (3) , cancelled by “Peiping” c.d.s., showing alongside framed “Supposed Liable to United States Customs Duties” and unframed “Collect 10c. Postage Due for Customs Service” h.s. both in violet; with U.S. Official seal label (cancelled by “New York” oval d.s. applied on the flap, partly overlapping framed “Export Duty Free” bilingual h.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

900

1932 (5 Jul.) “China International Famine Relief Commission” envelope to U.S.A. via Nanking (8.7), bearing on reverse Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 4c.(6), cancelld by “Ping-Sui (13)” Railway c.d.s., a 1c. stamp is believed to be torn off . Photo HK$800-1,200

901

1932 (29 Aug.) “Hangchow-Kiangshan Railway” corner card envelope, endorsed “Commemorating the Inauguration of Train P.O.” in Chinese, to Hangchow (30.8) bearing Junk ½c. to 2c. (4, total 5c. rate), cancelled by bilingual “Train Office No.4/Kiangshan-Hanghsien” segmented c.d.s., neat and very fine.

Photo HK$10,000-12,000

902

1933 Tan Yen-Kai Memorial issues, commercial covers with 5c. on cover from Seengfu to U.S.A., 25c. on cover from Shanghai to Germany via Suez and 25c. on cover from Tsingtao to Sweden; good condition, total 3 covers.

HK$700-1,000

903

Wreck Mail: 1934 envelope from Manchester to Hong Kong bearing a Chinese label with a superb strike of Liuchow c.d.s. and with pencil manuscript “Damaged due to shipwreck of steam launch ‘K. Cheong’”, the reverse with Liuchow and Victoria, Hong Kong c.d.s. The envelope is soiled from sea water. Unusual and a rare wreck cover. Photo HK$30,000-40,000

904

1935 (20 Mar.) large official envelope (180 x 300mm.approx.) registered to Shanghai (21.3) bearing on front Dr. Sun and Martyr issues (6), cancelled by “Nanking” dotted rim d.s., fine and attractive. Photo HK$2,400-3,000

905

1935 (11 Nov.) “The U.S.S. Tutulia, Yangtze Patrol Force, United Stats Asiatic Fleet” corner card envelope to U.S.A. bearing Martyr ½c. (2) and 1c.surcharge on Junk 2c. (4), cancelld by “Shanghai” bilingual d.s. Envelope with comics and New Year greetings printed. Photo HK$800-1,200

906

1935 (4 Dec.) envelope to U.S.A. bearing various issues (8) including Junk 2nd Peking print 6c., cancelld by “Shanghai” bilingual d.s., rarely appeared on commercial envelope. Photo HK$800-1,200

907

1935-36 A pair of commercially used envelopes from Tientsin to France and from Nanking to U.S.A., each bearing surcharges of 5c. on 15c.or 16c. Reaper.

HK$300-500

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909

910

912

913

914

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 908

909

1936 (28 Mar.) parcel wrapper sent within Anhwei bearing 1c. on Junk 4c., cancelled by native c.d.s., the wrapper “turned” and the other side reused to Spain bearing Dr. Sun 5c., cancelled by “Yinkiahwei” c.d.s. (19.4), fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800 1937 (28 Jun.) Eurasia Aviation Corporation Peiping-Hong Kong first flight envelopes (2) to Changsha and Hong Kong, both registered with registration label on reverse, each bearing Airmail 3rd Peking print single and other issues. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

910

1937 (Aug.) envelope to Peiping bearing Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 2nd London print 5c., cancelled by circular “Hopei/Luanhsien” letter box h.s., fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

911

1937 (27 Oct.) envelope addressed to a lady from American Consulate General, bearing Dr. Sun 25c. from Shanghai to Bangkok (6/8.11) where it was sent on to Singapore (29.11) then same day from Singapore to Hong Kong (4.12) and then again same day from Hong Kong to Saigon, Vietnam (8/9.11), finally to Manila, showing on reverse various postmarks of four countries where posted , a remarkable and envelope sent around Asia. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

911 912

1937 (11 Oct.) “Via Siberia” envelope to England bearing Dr. SYS 5c. (4) and 40th Anniv. of Chinese Postal Services 5c. single, not accepted for postage and uncancelled with blue lines drawn at sides to indicate this, two framed “T” h.s. applied adjacent but covered by black ink, probably due to the subsequent recognition of the commemorative issue for postage, fine and unusual. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

913

1937 (31 Dec.) “Via Siberia” envelope to Finland (8.2.38) bearing Junk 1c. and 10. (2,), and Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 2nd London print 4c.single, cancelled by bilingual “Tientsin” segmented c.d.s. A nice envelope showing early usage of Dr. Sun 2nd London print, also uncommon destination. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

914

1939 (16 Feb.) envelope to Hong Kong, bearing Martyrs 1c. (5), cancelled by “Canton/Tali” semented c.d.s. and “Taching/Letter Box” tombstone h.s. in red, a very fine item from small town in Canton.

Photo HK$3,000-4,000

915

1939 (19 Aug.) Overseas Chinese Remittance (Qiaopi) envelope from Fukien to Penang, Malaysia, bearing Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 25c., cancelled by “Amoy” dotted rim d.s. and showing on reverse clear strikes of their Remittance Agency cachet. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

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916

919

918

921

920 WWW.SPINK.COM

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 916

1930s “Bank of China Remittance Dept. stationed in Hankow” airmail envelope registered to Shanghai, on reverse franked with 2nd Peking print Junk 4c and 10c, and 2nd Airmail 15c in pair, tied by bilingual ‘Hankow’ c.d.s., and on front bilingual ‘Shanghai’ arrival c.d.s. Photo HK$500-800

917

1930s neat envelope to U.S.A bearing Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 2nd London print 25c., cancelled by “Lai Wu/ Chen-Kia-Chuang/Letter Box” tombstone d.s., very fine. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

918

1940 (28 Jun.) postage-due envelope to U.S.A., bearing surcharge on Martyr Peking printing 8c. on 40c. brown-orange (rarely appeared on cover) and three other DR. SYS and Martyr with total franking of 25c., cancelled by “Peking” bilingual c.d.s., showing “ Due 5 Cents” and “T...Ctms” framed h.s. in violet with manuscript “25”, the latter partly covered by U.S. postage due 1c. (2) and 3c. which was appiled on arrival, fine. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

919

1941 (24 Dec.) A parcel arrival notice, bearing on reverse Dr. SYS Chung Hwa print $2 single and $5 (8), tied by bilingual ‘Liuchow’ dotted rim d.s., alongside with bilingual ‘Kunming /Yunnanfu” c.d.s. and handstamped ‘Additional charges imposed everyday for late pick-up...’ in Chinese characters, minor toning. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

920

1940 parcel wrapper (opened out) to Ohio, U.S.A. (14.12) bearing total frankings of $1.94, tied by Shanghai c.d.s., showing adjacewnt a few U.S. handstamps including unframed “Parcel Post, Collect 15 Cents” h.s. in violet, with U.S. Postage Due 5c. and 10c. cancelled on arrival . Photo HK$1,500-2,000

921

1940s remittance advice bearing “Chinese People’s Posts” Money Order stamp $10,000 vertical strip of three, cancelled by “Shanghai” dotted rim d.s., showing rare “Hangchow Postage and Remittance Branch Office/ Ningpo Office” c.d.s. of 8 Apr. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

922

1941 (25 Jan.) double registered envelope to Philippines (12.2) bearing a total franking of $1.5 (2 stamps, 1 defcets), cancelled by “Canton/Botncan” dotted rim d.s., matching registration label and rectangular “A.R.” bilingual h.s. in red alongside, and showing “Canton/Kongmoon” (1.2) and “Canton (Guangzhou)” (4.2) transits on front and reverse respectively, a nice overseas envelope originated from Free China via Japanese Occupation area (Guangzhou was fallen on 21 Oct 1938). Photo HK$4,000-5,000

922 213

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923

1941 (31 Jan.) envelope to U.S.A. bearing Dr. Sun Yat-sen Dah Tung printing 30c., its surcharge of 4c. on 5c. and provincial surcharges for Shanghai 3c. on 5c. (4), total postage 50c., cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$900-1,400

924

1941 (6 Jun.) envelope to Brazil redirected to Argentina (5.8) bearing SYS 50c., cancelled by “Shanghai” dotted rim d.s., Brazil stamp applied for redirection and cancelled by “Brazil” native double ring d.s. (21.7). Rare destination, very fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

925

1941 (21 Jun.) registered first-day cover airmail to Hong Kong bearing the Thrift Movement miniature sheet (cut), cancelled by “Chungking” dotted rim d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

926

1941 (29 Jun.) incoming censored envelope to Shanghai, (3.9) bearing U.S. 1c. and 2c.(2), with “Officially Sealed/Chinese Post Office” green labels (2) applied on arrival and overstruck by “Received broken and officially resealed “ framed h.s., in violet. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

927

1941 (Sep.) censored envelope to U.S.A (10.10) bearing Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Hong Kong Dah Tung print 8c. (4), and New York print 1c. and 50c., cancelled by “Fukien/Nanping” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,800 WWW.SPINK.COM

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930 932

928

931

929 928

1941 (2 Nov.) envelope to Stockholm, Sweden, bearing Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Hong Kong Dah Tung print 50c. pair (left stamp showing constant variety an additional vertical line at botom right), cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s. The seond day international postage rate revised from 50c. to $1. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

929

1941 a group of envelopes (3, one registered to U.S.A.) each bearing surcharged 3c. on Dr. Sun Yatsen 5c. for Shanghai and others, cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual dotted rim d.s., good condition inj general. Photo HK$2,800-3,800

930

1942 (3 Mar.) “On Postal Service” envelope from Shanghai to Kaifeng (8.3), showing “Service des Postes” bilingual circular h.s., fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

931

1942 (Nov.) “Cheloo University” corner card envelope sent within Szechwan Province bearing Dr. Sun Yat-sen Central Trust printing 16c. olive-brown variety thin “16”, cancelled by “Chengtu” bilingual dotted rim d.s., very fine and rare. Chan 549a. Photo HK$24,000-30,000

932

1943 (21 Mar.) envelope used locally in Fukien province bearing on the reverse, the blue-green and buff “Registration Stamp” label tied by “Tungshan” despatch c.d.s. with “Foochow” arrival c.d.s. (2.4) on the address side along with the registration h.s. in violet. Photo HK$800-1,200

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937

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 933

934

1943 (24 Mar.) envelope used locally in Fukien, from Chenghe to Foochow (31.3), bearing on reverse “Domestic Registered Mail” stamp label, cancelled by native bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 1943 (1 Apr.) registered censored airmail envelope from Hunan to U.S.A. (24.6) bearing on reverse various Dr. Sun Yat-sen issues (6) and surcharge of 50 cents on 16c.(2), cancelled by “Hunan/ Yuanling” dotted rim d.s., fine. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

935

1943 (4 Jun.) International Red Cross formular message sheet, showing a number of h.s. on front and reverse including “Comite International, Croix House, Shanghai” and Red Cross h.s. with framed violet Britain censor h.s. adjacent, very fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

936

1943 (9 July) “Via Air mail - Par avion” censored envelope registered to New York (1.10), on reverse franked with 1943 surcharge of 50c. with two vertical bars in red for Fukien on 16c. olive-brown (Chan 657) block of six and various Dr. Sun and Martyrs issues (7), cancelled by “Yungfuli” dotted rim d.s., a colourful and rare item bearing large multiple of the surcharged issues. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

937

1944 (11 May) airmail censored envelope to U.S.A. bearing on reverse Dr. SYS $5 (3), cancelled by “Canton/Hulungxu” origin c.d.s., “Canton/Dihai” (12.5) and bilingual “Kweilin” (25.5) transits, showing on front “F2” octagonal h.s. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

938

1945 (22 Feb.) airmail censored envelope registered to India (2.3) bearing on reverse Dr. Sun Yatsen Central Trust printing $1 (4), $5 and Paicheng Engraved printing $10 imperf., cancelled by “Chhungking” bilingual dotted rim d.s., showing on front unframed “DHA/225” h.s., alongside “Passed/DHD/12” framed h.s. tied on Indian censor tape (another side tied by unframed “DHD/69” h.s.). Photo HK$1,500-2,000

939

1945 (15 Mar.) censored envelope airmail from Szechwan to U.S.A. bearing on reverse 29th Anniv. of Death of Dr. Sun Yat-sen set of six in horizonatl pairs, cancelled by “Pehpei” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

940

1945 (19 Mar.) envelope to Hong Kong (20.3) bearing “Commemorating Return of Shanghai Foreign Concessions” set of four, “Temporarily Sold” surcharge $1 on 8c., Dr. Sun Yat-sen $10 and Martyrs Hong Kong Commercial print 20c. imperf. pair, cancelled by “Canton” bilingual c.d.s. Rare for variety stamp appeared on commercial covers. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

940

941

1945 (17 May) registered envelope airmail to U.S.A. (20.6), bearing on front War Refugees Releif Fund $2+$2 on 50c+50c. to $20+$20 on $1+$1.set of six, cancelled by “Chungking” bilingual dotted rim d.s, fine. Photo HK$800-1,200 217

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 942

943

1945 (1 Jul.) domestic envelope bearing Dr. Sun Paicheng print (typo.) $2 imperf., cancelled by “Anhwei” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 1945 (7 Jul.) first day cover express to Qianxi (10.7) bearing on reverse Commemorating New Tretaies of Equailty set of six, cancelled by “Kweiyang” bilingual dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

944

1945 (30 Jul.) airmail censored envelope to Calcutta, India (3.8) bearing Dr. Sun Yat-sen Central Trust printing $5 pair, cancelled by “Chhungking” bilingual dotted rim d.s., showing unframed “DHA/294” h.s. in violet alongside and with Indian censor tape tied by “Passed/DHA/3” framed h.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

945

1945 (1 Aug.) registered first-day cover airmail to U.S.A. (26.9) bearing on front Late Chairmabn Lin Sen cet of six, cancelled by “chengtu” dotted rim d.s., the $1 partly covered by U.S. censor tape. Photo HK$800-1,200

946

1945 (10 Oct.) registered first day cover airmail to Shanghai (arrival d.s.) bearing on front Inauguration of Chaiman Chiang Kai Shek set of six and on reverse Commemorating Victory $20 single (also issued on that date), cancelled by “Chungking” bilingual dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

947

1946 (28 Mar.) large-size envelope airmail to U.S.A. bearing on reverse Postal Savings Picture $50 in a large block of fourty-four, fine and unusual. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

948

1946 (19 Nov.) airrmail envelope to Nanking (23.11) bearing a total franking of $550, cancelled by “East Szechwan” dotted rim d.s., attached on reverse an advertsiment promoting mail via air. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

948 949

1947 (19 Feb.) airmail express envelope to U.S.A. (10.3) via Shanghai, bearing on reverse Dr. SYS 1st Shanghai Dah Tung print $50 corner marginal singleand 3rd Shanghai Union surcharge $1,000 on $2 vertical pair, cancelled by “Hunan/Shaoyang” dotted rim d.s., all stamps largely covered by printed “No. 666” express and registration label (tear at right). Chan 984, 942. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

950

1947 (23 Mar.) “Consulat General De France A Kunming” registered corner card envelope airmail to Nice, France via Egypt and Alpes bearing Dr. SYS issues (5) with total $4,800 franking, cancelled by “Kunming” c.d.s., with framed registration h.s. in violet. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 219

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1947 (14 Apr). airmail registered envelope to New York (21.4) bearing on reverse Dr. Sun Dahtung prints (11), cancelled by “Mobile P.O./Nanking” c.d.s., very fine and rare. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

953

1947 (30 June) envelope to Switzerland bearing Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Shanghai Dah Tung 1st print $3,000 single, cancelled by “Peiping” bilingual c.d.s. Postal rate was revised on 1 July. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 1947 (13 Sep.) airmail registered envelope to Changsha (18.9) bearing on reverse Dr. SYS issues (3) with total franking of $550, cancelled by “Canton Savings Branch Office/ Associated Post Office” c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

954

1947 (17 Oct.) censored envelope to U.S.A bearing on reverse Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Shanghai Dah Tung 1st print $3,000 and 2nd print $5,000 (3), cancelled by “Shanghai” dotted rim d.s., a fine example showing commercial usage of Shanghai Dah Tung 2nd print on date of issue. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

955

1947 (30 Nov.) decorative envelope to U.S.A., bearing a total franking of $6,500 including 2nd Shanghai Union surcharge $1,000 on $2 (retouched at upper right), cancelled by “Chengfu” bilingual c.d.s. The last day international postage rate $5,500 (revised to $8,000 on 1 December). Photo HK$1,500-2,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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956

958 959

960 956

957

1947 (13 Dec.) registered airmail envelope to U.S.A. (18.12) via Shanghai, bearing on front “Mobile Post Office and Postal Kiosk” complete set of four and other Dr. Sun Yat-Sen and its C.N.C. surcharges (8), cancelled by “Peiping/Mobile Post Office” c.d.s, very fine. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 1947 (16 Dec.) airmail envelope to U.S.A. bearing on reverse Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 2nd Shanghai Dah Tung print $5,000 block of six, cancelled by “Tientsin/Chifeng Road Postal Kiosk” c.d.s. A rare cancellation.

Photo HK$2,200-3,000

958

1948 (23 Feb.) censored envelope from Shanghai to Seoul (27.2) via U.S. Army Postal Service 235 (4.3) bearing Dr. Sun Yat-sen $1000 and $50,000, cancelled by dotted rim d.s., little roughly opened at right.

Photo HK$1,600-2,200

959

1948 (5 Mar.) censored envelope to U.S. Army in Seoul, Korea bearing Dr. Sun 2nd Shanghai Dah Tung print $50,000 and Adoption of Constitution $3,000 (3), cancelled by bilingual “Tientsin” dotted rim.d.s., with Japanese h.s. in violet alongside; on reverse showing “Seoul/Korea” c.d.s (12.3) in violet and “U.S.Army Postal Service/225/A.P.O.” c.d.s. (15.3) with machine flag cancellation adjacent.

Postage rate totalled $59,000 ($14,000 ordinary+$45,000 air). Photo HK$3,000-4,000

960

1948 (27 Mar.) airmail envelope to U.S.A. bearing on reverse Dr. Sun 2nd Shanghai Dah Tung print $5,000 grey brown (14), cancelled by “Hopeh/Tangshan Alt. 1” dotted rim d.s., paying total $70,000 ($20,000 postage for first 20 grams + $50,000 airmail postage for every 10 grams). Chan 1035. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 221

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 961

1948 (20 Mar.) registered first-day cover airmail to U.S.A (25.3) bearing Nanking Philatelic Exhibition $5,000 claret (9) and Dr. Sun $50,000 (2), total postage $145,000 ($20,000 mail + $25,000 registered + $100,000 airmail for 20g letter, valid for 16 days from 16-31 Mar), cancelled by “Peiping” commemorative c.d.s.; and 1948 (19 May) first-day cover airmail to U.S.A (25.3) bearing Shanghai Philatelic Exhibition $5,000 green (4) and Dr. Sun $50,000 (2), cancelled by “Shanghai” commemorative c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

962

1948 (16 May) registered envelope to Peiping (18.5), bearing on front Dr. Sun $5,000 single (damaged), cancelled by “Hopeh/Peitaiho Haibin” dotted rim d.s., on reverse bearing Postage Due Shanghai Dag Tung print $2,000 (5) applied on arrival and cancelled by “Peiping (8)” c.d.s., with a memo attached.

Photo HK$1,200-1,500

963

1948 (15 Jun.) envelope to Peiping bearing Dr. Sun Central Trust print $10 (2) and Postage Due Shanghai Dah Tung print $160 marginal block of four, cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s. An interesting item as bearing postage due stamps as ordinary stamps. Photo HK$800-1,200

964

1948 (5 Jul.) first-day cover to U.S.A. bearing Tuberculosis Relief Fund perf. and imperf. sets of three, and Dr. Sun Yat-sen Dah and its C.N.C. surcharge, cancelled by “Peiping” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

965

1948 (9 Jul.) airmail envelope to England bearing on front and reverse C.N.C. surch. on Dr. Sun and Airmail issues, also with Tuberculosis Relief complete perf. set, cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s. Postage totalled $170,000 ($50,000 ordinary+ $120,000 airmail). Photo HK$1,000-1,500

966

1948 (28 Jul.) airmail express envelope to Shanghai (29.7) bearing Dr. SYS and Taiwan restoration issues, cancelled by “Canton Savings Branch Office/ Associated Post Office (1)” c.d.s., on reverse showing unusal “Shanghai/ 547” cycling cipher mark in red. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

967

1948 (6 Aug.) mail-matter registered envelope from Tientsin (returned on 9.8), bearing on reverse a total franking of $45,000 ($15,000 oridnary+$30,000 regsitration), cancelled by “Tientsin” bilingual c.d.s. and showing alongside Wuching arrival c.d.s. (7.8), attached on front undeliverable receipt cancelled by Wuching c.d.s. (8.8). Photo HK$1,000-1,500

968

1948 (Aug.) stampless envelope from Hangchow express to Shanghai bearing on front “Mail Matter” circular h.s., showing unframed “On Postal Service” h.s. on the registration receipt as attached on reverse. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

969

1948 (16 Aug.) “Par Avion” registered first-day cover to U.S.A. (20.8) via Shanghai (17.8), bearing on front “75th Anniv. of China Merchants Steam Navigation Company” set of four and on reverse Dr. Sun Yat-sen 2nd Shanghai Dah Tung print $100,000 and $500,000 singles, cancelled by “Peiping” bilingual c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

970

1948 (20 Aug.) airmail envelope to Holland bearing Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Shanghai Dah Tung 2nd print $50,000 (10) and C.N.C. First Union surch. $10,000 on $20 (5), cancelled by “Shanghai “ dotted rim d.s., total paying $550,000 ($150,000 ordinary+$400,000 air). Postal rate was revised on 21 August ($1,100,000, $300,000 ordinary+$800,000 air). Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 971

1948 (27 Oct.) airmail envelope to Denmark bearing on reverse Dr. Sun 3rd Shanghai Dah Tung print $100,000 (11), total $1,100,000 ($300,000 ordinary+$800,000 air), cancelled by “Mokiang” bilingual c.d.s., showing “Dead Letter Office/Bombay” rectangular d.s. (1-2.12) alongside, unusual. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

972

1948 A pair of declared-value registered envelopes from LiShui, Chekiang and Shengze, Jiangsu, both to Shanghai bearing on reverse various issues, and on front showing framed “Declared-value registered mail/No.” origin h.s. in red. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

973

1939 (13 Dec.) airmail envelope to West Szechwan (31.12) via Changan (21.12) bearing on reverse Dr. Sun Yat-sen $4 (5) and $5 (2), cancelld by “Temporary/Military Post 175” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

974

1940 (14 Apr.) envelope registered from Hupeh to Shanghai bearing, on the reverse, Martyrs 1c. and 8c. cancelled by Temporary Post Office “54” c.d.s. and black ink stroke respectively along with the arrival c.d.s.; the remains of the registration label partly cover the first adhesive. Photo HK$2,000-2,800 Military Mail

975

1940 (28 Sep.) envelope to Shenyang bearing SYS 5c. single, cancelled by “Military P.O./24” dotted rim d.s., on reverse with “Passed by censor” h.s. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

976

1940 (5 Oct.) double registered envelope to East Szechwan (20.10) bearing on reverse Martyrs 1c. (4) and Dr. Sun Yat-sen 5c. (6), cancelled by “Temporary P.O./43” c.d.s. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

977

1944 (Jun.) registered airmail envelope to the Chinese Military Post Office No. 332 in Ramgarh, India (20.6) bearing Dr. Sun Yat-sen $3 (3) and $10 single, cancelled by “East Szechwan/Chungking” dotted rim d.s., showing on reverse arrival c.d.s. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

978

1945 (11 Feb.) envelope to Szechwan bearing Dr. Sun Yat-sen Central Trust print $1 pair, cancelled by “Military Patrol Office/328” c.d.s. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

979

1945 (26 Apr.) envelope to Szechwan bearing Dr. Sun Yat-sen Central Trust print $1 pair, cancelled by “Temporary P.O./175” c.d.s. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

979 225

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 980

1948 (27 Jan.) double registered envelope from Kirin to Tientsin (29.1) via Shenyang (27.1), showing on front “Soldier’s Mail” circular h.s. in red and “Kirin/Postage Paid/Post Office” circular h.s. in violet adjacent, rare. Photo HK$9,000-12,000

980

Incoming Covers 981

1913 (7 Jan.) red band envelope from Korea to Shanghai (10.1) bearing on reverse Japan 3s.(one stamp missing), cancelled by native c.d.s., a very early incoming cover during the Republic period. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

982

1917 (20 June) censored envelope from Burma registered to Tengyueh (5.7) bearing India ½c. and 4a., cancelled by “Bhamo” c.d.s., with matching registration label alongside. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

983

1918 (4 Jan.) incoming censored envelope registered from Ohio, U.S.A. to Pingshiang (arrival on reverse) bearing U.S. 9c. cancelled by oval d.s, showing a number of transit c.d.s on both sides including Kiukiang and Nanchang with U.S. official seal labels (3) applied (uncancelled). Photo HK$2,400-3,200

984

1919 (19 Sep.) censored envelope to Shanghai (12.10) bearing India 6p. , cancelled by “Kamptee” c.d.s., showing “Passed by Censor/Madras” h.s. alongside. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

985

1920 (27 Sep.) incoming envelope from Ohio, U.S.A. bearing Washington-Franklin 2c. cancelled by machine roller, on reverse showing around ten Chinese P.O. c.d.s. and China Postage Due 1st Peking printing 4c. (2) applied and cancelled by Shanghai c.d.s.; and on front bilingual “Return To Writer” unframed h.s. and “Returnedto/Writer/Collect 6 Cts” pointed finger h.s. in violet, fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

986

1925 (3 Oct.) envelope from England to Egypt, bearing K.G.V. 2½p., cancelled by c.d.s. and cork, redirected to Hong Kong, China and finally India, on reverse showing around fifteen postmarks including “Shanghai” and “Chunwangtao” c.d.s., “Dead Letter Office/Bombay” rectangular d.s. and “Inconnu/Not known” framed h.s. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

987

1930 (Feb.) envelope from Canada to Chengtu (28.3) bearing on front Canada issue, cancelled by framed h.s., with “Officially Sealed/Chinese Post Office” green labels (5) applied on arrival and cancelled by “General Supervisor/Post Office, Chengtu” oval d.s. in violet. Photo HK$3,000-4,000 227

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989 990

991

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994

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 988

1936 (7 Jul.) envelope from Berkeley to Nanking (21.7) bearing U.S. 25c. (3), cancelled by duplex and c.d.s., redirected to Peiping (23.7) and Shanghai (26.7), returned to sender about two months later from Shanghai (22.9), showing “Inconnu/Unknown” framed h.s. and violet “Returned to Writer” pointed finger h.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

989

1937 (12 May) first-day cover from Malta to Shanghai (10.6) bearing Coronation set of three, cancelled by native c.d.s. Photo HK$500-800

990

1939 (22 Sep.) postage due envelope to Shanghai bearing Thailand stamps with total postage 50Baht, cancelled by “Bangkok”c.d.s., showing alongside “T” triangular h.s. and “33c” in red crayon, Republic of China Postage Due 2nd Peiping print 1c., 2c. and 30c. applied on arrival and tied by “Shanghai” c.d.s. (10.5). Photo HK$1,000-1,500

991

1940 (22 Jun.) censored envelope to Shanghai (16.7) bearing Denmark 15kr (2)., cancelled by c.d.s., Dr. Sun Yat-sen 5c. applied on arrival and tied by “Shanghai” c.d.s. which pays the 5c. poste restante fee.

Photo HK$800-1,200

992

1944 (20 May) stampless envelope from Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea to Shanghai (3.6), showing two unframed “Nationality Republic of China” in six Chinese characters in violet, probably a preferential treatment in place for waiving postage, unusual. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

993

A pair of postage due covers incoming from England to Hankow (1925) and Egypt to Shanghai (1934) respectively with “Republic of China” Postage Due 1st and 2nd Peiping print applied on arrival and tied by origin c.d.s. (10.5). Photo.

HK$1,800-2,600 Collections

994

A collection of envelopes (10) mostly bearing Dr.Sun and Martyrs issues, also including an envelope endorsed “Via Siberia” to Holland bearing on reverse 1929 Unification commemorative issues with a total franking of 24c and a first-flight Kunming-Liuchow-Hongkong envelope bearing H.K. issues.

Photo HK$4,500-5,500

995

A collection of envelopes (10), mostly bearing Junk issues, with registered, airmail and express, a few tied by uncommon d.s. or h.s., also including two stampless envelopes with “Official Mail Matter” preprinted or handstamped. Photo HK$9,000-10,000

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1006

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997

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 996

An assembly of envelopes (12) and a postcard ranging from late Imperial to Liberated Area, better items including an envelope during Republic bearing C.N.C. surcharges on Dr.Sun issues and cancelled by “Peiping/Automobile Post Office” c.d.s. and a photo postcard (depicting Canton scenes) of commercial usage, total 13 items. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

997

A massive collection of envelopes and postcards (50+ items) showing a wide range of frankings from Junk to Gold Yuan issues; also including a few incoming covers and stationery cards tied by commemorative c.d.s. Photo HK$5,000-7,000

998

1936-48 envelope (3) and aerogram (1) to Professor George Tong, including a 1936 envelope from Anhwei bearing “Tsinghwayuan” arrival c.d.s. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

999

1928-48 envelopes (7, two with original enclosures) and postcards (3) bearing various Junk, Dr.Sun and Martyrs, Provincial and Gold Yuan issues, mainly tied by c.d.s. (the three postcards bearing “Paquebot” cancel), good condition in general.

HK$1,800-2,800

1000

1941-49 envelopes (7), mostly from the later Republic period with various usages, better items including 1949 envelope used locally in Yunnan bearing Silver Yuan half value surcharges for Yunnan 12c.on $200; good condition in general. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

1001

A massive collection of covers during Republic period, bearing various frankings and demonstrating different postage rate, viewing highly recommended.

HK$2,000-3,000

1002

A group of envelopes (12) including a telegram envelope during Imperial period, other better pieces include 1910 envelope to Boston with mixed franking of U.S. and Imperial China postage due issues, 1918 “postage due” envelope from Harbin to U.S.A., 1925 registered envelope from Manchouli to Harbin with sending information written in Russian and 1939 150th Anniv. of U.S.A. set of four on an envelope from Kunming to Shanghai, condition a little mixed, viewing recommended.

HK$4,500-6,000

1003

A group of envelopes (8, six domestics and two to U.S.A.) mainly bearing Junk iand Dr. Sun Yat-sen issues, including a “Shanghai Municipal Council” envelope used locally during 1940s.

HK$2,000-2,600

1004

An assembly of more than thirty envelopes and postcards bearing various Junk, Dr.Sun, airmail, surcharged and commemorative (mid Republic period) issues, no single piece of high value but still valuable for viewing.

HK$1,000-1,500

1005

A group of envelopes (27) mainly sent between philatelists and stamp companies in Shanghai, an interesting assembly.

HK$2,600-3,800 Postal Formulas

1006

1930 (Sep.) postal saving coupon bearing overprint “Limited for Use in Savings” on Junk 5c. (20), cancelled by “Shanghai/Nanking Road” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,600

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1007

1931 (May) postal saving coupon bearing overprint “Limited for Use in Savings” on Junk 5c. (20), cancelled by “Shanghai” native c.d.s.; the bottom left stamp showing light overprint variety, fine.

Photo HK$2,400-3,000

1008

1935 (Nov.) postal saving coupon bearing overprint “Limited for Use in Savings” on Junk 10c. (10), cancelled by “Shanghai” native c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,600

1009

1940 (Nov.) postal saving coupon bearing overprint “Limited for Use in Savings” on Dr. Sun 2nd London print 5c. (20), cancelled by “Shanghai/Carter Road” c.d.s., damaged at upper left corner. Photo HK$1,200-1,600

1010

1940 (Dec.) postal saving coupon bearing overprint “Limited for Use in Savings” on Martyrs 10c. (10), cancelled by “Shanghai/North Station” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,600

1011

1941 (17 Jun.) “Postal Savings” fixed deposit receipt, on reverse bearing Postage Due 20c. orange red block of one-hundred, cancelled by “Wuhsien (Soochow)” bilingual c.d.s. of “2 Jul”, unusual. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1011

1012

1945 (c.) envelope used locally in Shanghai, from “DIRPOBANKS” to the Shanghai District Head Post Office, shoeing on reverse printed advertisment promoting postal savings, remittances and life insurance. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1013

“Chinese Post” domestic parcel fee schedule, 1st edition. A significant historical item in very good condition. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1014

1941 (8 May) parcel receipt from Honan to Kunming (8.11), bearing Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 2nd London and Chung Hwa prints (13) with a total franking of $79.5, for the $200 parcel of sweaters, fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1015

1942 (12 Mar.) parcel receipt from Honan to Kunming (9.4), bearing Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chung Hwa print $20 block of four and Hong Kong Dah Tung print $2 and $10 singles, cancelled by “Honan/Hengyang” dotted rim d.s., total franking of $92, overpaying 25c. for the $600 parcel of silk, fine and unusal for such high franking. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1016

1915 (18 June) “The Chinese Telegraph Administration” printed form for telegram from Peking to Tientsin, showing “The Chinese Republican/Telegraph Administration/Counter Department Peking” oval h.s. in violet, with C.I.P. ½c. stamp which does not belong. Photo HK$800-1,200

1017

1922 (16 Nov.) printed letter verification formular to Shanghai (18.11) bearing Junk 5c. cancelled by “Miaochen” c.d.s., showing “Deputy Commissioner Chinese)/ C.P.O. Shanghai” rectangular d.s. in violet (another similar handstamp on reverse), as well as “Shanghai I.C.O. No. 1107” framed h.s. , rare surviving official post office document. especially with sample envelope attached. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1018

1931 printed postal receipt showing “Shanghai”, “Kiakiang”, “Chungking” and “Kating” bilingual c.d.s.; and also a few private seal on front and back. Photo HK$500-800

1019

1936 booklet binding the registered mail list from a post office in Anhwei for the period from 1 Jan to 6 May, unusual. Photo HK$600-800

1020

1936 (12 June) Shanghai envelope showing “Postage Paid/05/U1” meter mark with “Use Parcel Post” bilingual framed slogan, all in red, and “Shanghai” dotted rim d.s., very fine and the earliest recorded day of this officially recognised meter cancellation “U1”. Photo HK$40,000-50,000

1020 1021

1938 (6 Apr.) printed postal receipt from Tientsin via Shanghai to Hankow post offices requesting return of ninety express mails, bearing Dr. Sun issues (6) and cancelled by c.d.s., representing the total handling charge of $18 (20c. each), unusual . Photo HK$8,000-9,000

1022

1930s “On Postal Service” envelope sent between Shanghai and Xinsheng Harbour, Jiangsu showing on front markings for both post offices, served as a trial mail documenting the time spent on this steamer-carried postal route. Photo HK$15,000-18,000

1023

1940 (6 May) printed enquiry formular from Shanghai to Wuhsien (8.5) annotated “postage fee deficit of 80c. for a parcel”, showing “First Class Postmaster/ Wuhsien (Soochow)” oval d.s. (9.5) in green; and bearing Dr. Sun 25c. (2) and Martyrs 10c. (3) (total 80c. representing payment of the deficit), returned to Shanghai (14.5) via Mutu (10.5), stamps cancelled by “Shanghai” c.d.s. upon arrival. . Photo HK$2,600-3,500

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Postal Parcel Declaration form showing 1941 (13 Oct.) “Postage Paid/*000 $1c/T1” meter mark and “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., both in red, very fine and unusual. Photo HK$50,000-60,000

1024

1025

1944 Pai Tan used in East Szechwan, tied by around ten different native “Letter Box” circular h.s., all being superb strikes, a nice document full of character. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

1026

1944 printed transfer receipts (3) each on reverse bearing large multiples of Dr. Sun and Martyrs issues, cancelled by bilingual “Shanghai District Head Post Office/Accounts Department” oval d.s. in violet, probably used for expenses reimbursement. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

1027

1948 (5 Jan.) printed parcel reclamation inquiry airmail from Shanghai to Hong Kong (13.1), bearing various Dr. Sun issues (5) with a total franking of $42,000 and cancelled by c.d.s., a little soiling and ageing, nevertheless a fine postal history item. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1028

1948 (25.Mar) printed postal receipt bearing Dr. Sun issues (2), total $8,000 postage sent as double registered mail from Shanghai P.O. to Swatow P.O., requesting remittance of $460,000 collected on its behalf. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1029

1948 (Apr) summary of wages paid to the staff of “Linyu” P.O., on reverse franked with various Transportation Revenue issues (117) and tied by c.d.s. of 2 May, unusual. Photo HK$600-800

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1948-49 An assembly of Gold Yuan surcharge on Dr. Sun, Martyrs and Parcel Post issues, including Shanghai Union Press surch. 10c. on $1 Dr.Sun Paicheng Typo. print (Chan G39) and 10c. on $20 Dr. Sun Chungking Chung Hwa print (Chan G41). Photo HK$2,400-3,200

1031

1948 Gold Yuan 10c. on $1 green, Pacheng printing, fine to very fine unused without gum as issued.

Chan G39. Photo HK$800-1,200

1032

1948 Gold Yuan Shanghai Union Press surcharge 10c. on $20 pale rose-red Chung Hwa typographed, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan G41. Photo HK$800-1,200

1033

1948 Gold Yuan 50c. on $4 purple brown, in corner block of twenty (10x2) from the bottom right of the sheet with part imprint , variety imperf. at bottom margin, fine to very fine unused. Chan G24f.

Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1034

1948 Shanghai Union Press Gold Yuan surcharge, $50 on 30c. orange red block of four, thick Chinese woodfree paper, with double overprint variety, unused and no gum as issued. Chan G62d var. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1035

1949 Gold Yuan Hankow surcharge $50 on $10 to $5,000,000 on $20, the set of eleven, fine to very fine unused without gum as issued. Chan G117-G127. Photo HK$26,000-32,000

Ex 1035

1036

An extensive collection of 1948-49 Gold Yuan issues including surcharges on Dr. SYS, Martyrs and Revenue stamps (Transportation issue), displaying different dies and types, perfs., shades and varieties, condition mainly fine. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

1037

1948 (11 Dec.) declared-value envelope to Shanghai bearing on reverse Gold Yuan surch. on Dr. Sun 10c. (4), cancelled by “Chingkiang” dotted rim d.s. with trace of registration receipt, on front showing framed “Declared-value” h.s. Photo HK$500-800

1038

1948 (16 Dec.) printed matter envelope from Fukien to U.S.A. bearing Dr. Sun Yat-sen 3rd Shanghai Dah Tung Print $1,000,000, $2,000,000 and Gold Yuan Shanghai Union Press surcharge 50c.on $70, cancelled by “Fukien/ Hinghwa” dotted rim d.s., fine example of mixed CNC and Gold Yuan franking.

Chan 1093-4, G48. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1039

1948 (28 Dec.) registered envelope to Shanghai (30.12) bearing on reverse 1948 Gold Yuan Shanghai Union Press surcharge 10c. on $20 Chungking Dah Tung print block of four with surcharge double variety, fine and very rare. Chan G40g. Photo HK$4,000-5,000 239

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1949 (12 Jan.) envelope front airmail from Chungking to Hong Kong bearing various Gold Yuan surch. on Dr. Sun issues, including West Szechwan surch. 20c. on $100 Dr. Sun 1st Shanghai Dah Tung print (2), fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1041

1949 (22 Feb.) air letter to U.S.A. bearing Dr. Sun Yat-sen Shanghai San Yi surcharges $50 and $100 on $2, tied by “Hwsahu” dotted rim d.s., fine. Chan G32, G33. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1042

1949 (30 Apr.) Overseas Chinese Remittance (Huipi) envelope airmail to Hong Kong, bearing on front and reverse Gold Yuan Dr. Sun Yat-sen Shanghai Dah Tung flat plate printing $500(20, $1000 (7) and $10,000 (20), cancelled by “Swatow” bilingual c.d.s, envelope lightly damaged at back, otherwise very fine. Photo HK$4,500-5,500

1043

1949 (15 May) large commercial envelope sent air mail to London bearing $12,160,000 franking which includes Dr. SYS Gold Yuan Shanghai Dah Tung flat plate print $100,000 blue green (120), cancelled by large Shanghai c.d.s.; minor peripheral faults. A good, high franking envelope. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1044

1949 (19 May) registered envelope airmail to San Francisco (26.5) bearing on front and reverse 1949 (Mar.) Gold Yuan Dr. Sun Yat-sen Shanghai Dah Tung printing lithographed $100,000 blue-green blocks of four and twenty, cancelled by “Shanghai” bilingual c.d.s., fine and late usage of the Gold Yuan stamps during the Silver Yuan period just a few days prior to the liberation of Shanghai. Chan G150. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

Silver Yuan and Unit stamps 1045

Dr Sun Yat Sen Hwa Nan print 4c. blue-green variety imperforate between vertical pair, with lower margin, unused without gum; lower stamp light bend. Chan S24. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1046

1949 Silver Yuan surcharges for Fukien 2c. on $2,000,000 orange red, vertical pair showing surcharge misplaced, fine unused. Chan S46c. Photo HK$600-900

1047

1949 Silver Yuan surcharge for Kwangsi 5c. on $40,000 on 20c. olive-green, block of twenty four (6 x4), unused without gum as issued, light toning, still a striking piece. Chan S84. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

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1949 Silver Yuan Kwangtung Unit stamps, set of six, all in marginal pairs except Domestic Express on $10, vey fine unused without gum as issued. Chan S89-S94. Photo HK$2,000-2,600

1049

A small group of 1949 Silver Yuan Unit stamps for Kwangtung Domestic Ordinary overprints on $30, $200 and $500, including two $500 with variety overprint double in red and offset on reserve, fine.

Chan S89-S91, S91c. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1050

1949 Silver Yuan surcharges for Kwangtung 1c. on $100 brown lithographed, two unused examples with surcharge varieties, one inverted and the other tripled, fine. Chan S95var. Photo HK$800-1,200

1051

Kwangtung : 1949 (5 Sept.) Silver Yuan 2½c. on $500 violet (lithographed) horizontal strip of three, middle stamp variety “2” of Arabic overprint omitted, fine to very fine unused. Chan S97, a. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

1052

949 Silver Yuan half value surcharges for Yunnan 1c. on $200,000 to $1.20 on $100,000 with “Specimen” overprints, fine. Chan S141S-S149S. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1053

1949 (July) Silver Yuan Unit stamps for West Szechwan Domestic Ordinary prepared for use but not issued overprint on $20,000 red and yellow-green, $40,000 green, and $500,000 rose-lilac, blocks of four, fine to very fine unused without gum as issued. Chan SPN11-SPN13. Photo HK$40,000-50,000

1054

1949 Silver Yuan Unit stamps for West Szechwan Registered Mail prepared for use but not issued overprints on $100 deep carmine Dah Tung printing, fine to very fine unused, rare. Chan SRPN1.

Photo HK$7,000-8,000

1055

1949 Silver Yuan Unit stamps for West Szechwan Registered Mail prepared for use but not issued overprints on $100 deep carmine Dah Tung printing, $2000 red-brown London Printing and $3000 blue Dah Tung printing, horizontal pairs, fine appearance unused without gum, uniform toning. An excessively rare set. Chan SRPN1- SRPN3. Photo HK$20,000-30,000

1055 1056

1949 Silver Yuan handstamped surcharge in red-violet for Tsingtao 10c. on $1000 blue block of four, centrally cancelled by “Tsingtao” dotted rim d.s. (10.5), fine. Chan S202. Photo HK$400-600

1057

1949 (July) Silver Yuan Unit stamps for West Szechwan Airmail overprint set of seven in blocks of four, including the $10,000 on 30c. red Hong Kong printing, watermarked, , fine to very fine with or without gum as issued. Chan SA1-SA7. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

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1949 Silver Yuan Unit stamps for West Szechwan Airmail overprint on $10,000 on 30c. red Hong Kong printing, watermarked, block of twelve, unused with much original gum, uniform toning on reverse, a fine and very rare large multiple. Chan SA3. Photo HK$60,000-80,000

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1059

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1064

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1066

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1059

1949 (July) “Canton” 15c. Postage Meter label without date slugs, cancelled by “Canton/Haikow (Kiungshan)” dotted rim d.s., fine. Photo HK$300-500

1060

An unused and used assortment of 1949 Silver Yuan stamps issued by district post office comprising Fukien (4) and Kweilin (4).

HK$300-500

1061

1949 (21 Apr.) stampless envelope bearing a superb strike of the double-ring “Newswrapper/Kwangsi/ Postage Paid” datestamp, on reverse with Yungning (Nanning) arrival c.d.s. (23.4); very fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1062

1949 (20 Jul.) airmail envelope addressed to the worldwide famous philatelist Livingston in U.S.A., bearing on reverse Silver Yuan surch. on revenue 4c. on $3,000 and 10c. on $1,000; and Canton “Postage Paid/40c.” label, cancelled by “Canton/Maoming” c.d.s.; a 1c. on $5,000 stamp on the upper left believed to be torn off. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

1063

1949 (20 Aug.) envelope to U.S.A. bearing Silver Yuan handstamped overprints for Fukien 1c. to 10c., cancelled by “Fukien/ Foochow” dotted rim d.s., fine. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1064

1949 (22 Aug.) airmail envelope to U.S.A. bearing on reverse, Silver Yuan half value surcharges for Yunnan 1c. on $200,000 (3), 12c. on $50, 30c. on $20, and $1.20 on $100,000, cancelled by “Kunming” bilingual dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1065

1949 (9 Sept.) envelope from Chungking to Chengtu (12.9), on reverse franked with East Szechwan surcharged 5c. on $20,000 orange on SYS Chungking Hwa Nan print block of four, top pair damaged, tied by bilingual “Chungking” c.d.s., showing “Szechwan/Chengtu” arrival c.d.s. on front.

HK$800-1,200

1066

1949 (24 Sep.) envelope to Taipei (26.9), bearing on front Silver Yuan Dr. Sun Yat-sen Chungking Hwa Nan print 10c. single and on reverse Surcharges for Kwangtung 2½c. pair, cancelled by “Shikiu” bilingual c.d.s, very fine. Photo HK$2,400-3,000

1067

1949 (7 Oct.) airmail express envelope to Canton (10.10) bearing on reverse Unit stamp Hong Kong print Domestic Ordinary (7), cancelled by “Chungking” c.d.s., a late usage. Photo Canton and Chungking was liberated on 14 Oct and 30 Nov 1949 respectively.

HK$4,000-5,000

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1068

1949 (3 Nov.) envelope to Hong Kong bearing Unit stamp for Domestic Ordinary Mail single, cancelled by “Canton” bilingual c.d.s., a very fine example of late usage of Silver Yuan and Unit Stamps after liberation of Guangzhou on 14 October. Photo HK$4,500-5,500 Provincial Issues Ki-Hei

1069

1927 “Limited for use in Ki-Hei” overprinted on Hall of Classics $1, and $2; also with the same values overprinted “Limited for use in Yunnan Province”, fine to very fine unused. Photo HK$600-1,000

1070

1928 (17 Oct.) registered envelope to Heilungkiang (faint arrival on reverse) bearing Ki-Hei overprints on Inauguration of Marshal set of four, cancelled by bilingual “Harbin” segmented d.s., with matching registration h.s. adjacent, very fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1071

1932 (13 May) envelope to Switzerland via Manchulia bearing “Ki-Hei” overprints on Junk 1c. (5, on reverse) and 5c.; Unification 1c., 4c. and 10c., tied by “Heilungkiang/Kannan” despatch c.d.s.

HK$1,500-2,000 North East

1072

1946 Dr. Sun Yat-sen First Peiping Central printing $1 blue marghinal single, showin pre-printing paper fold at right, very fine unused without gum as issued. Chan NE23. Photo HK$400-800

1073

1946 Dr. Sun Yat-sen First Peiping Central printing $2 deep purple in block of four bearing full imprint, showin pre-printing paper fold across the left pair, very fine unused without gum as issued.

Chan NE24. Photo HK$600-1,000

1074

1946 (Aug.) Chinchow surcharges set of three in blocks of four, fine unused without gum as issued, also with some used examples (14). Chan NE32-NE34. Photo HK$35,000-45,000

1075

1947 Dr. Sun Yat-sen Second Peiping Central printing $22, $44, $65 and $109 blocks of four, fine unused without gum as issued. Chan NE56, NE57, NE59, NE61. Photo HK$6,000-7,500

1076

1948 Surch. on Dr. Sun Yat-sen Second Peiping Central printing $100,000 on $65 yellow green, showing pre-printing paper fold at left, fine unused without gum as issued, Chan NE73. Photo HK$400-800

1077

1946 “Limited for use in North-East” surcharge prepared for use but not issued $10 on Dr. Sun Yat-sen Central Trust printing $100 grey-brown in marginal horizontal pair, very fine unused without gum as issued, rare. Chan NEU1. Photo HK$35,000-45,000

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1946 overprinted “Limited for Use in the North-East” (18mm.) on Military stamp (-) carmine, block of four, fine to very fine unused. Chan NEM1. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1948 Parcel Post $500,000 on $5,000,000, unused without gum, scarce. Chan NEP7. Photo

HK$3,000-4,000

1946 (c.) “Limited for Use in West Rehe” local overprint in red on surch. of 50c. on $10 Dr. Sun Sin Min prints block of four, prepared for use but not issued, fine unused, unlisted in catalogue and rare.

Photo .

HK$15,000-20,000

1080

1081

1946 (27 Nov.) airmail envelope to U.S.A. bearing on reverse surch. on Dr. Sun Yat-sen Sin Min print 50c. on $10 (6), and First Peiping Central print $5 (2) and $20, cancelled by “Fushun” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1082

1946 (12 Dec.) airmail registered envelope to U.S.A. (4.1.47) via Shanghai (18.12) bearing on reverse Dr. Sun Yat-sen First Peiping Central print $4 (2) and $50 (5), cancelled by “Liaoning/Anshan” c.d.s., Manchoukuo registration label affixed on front, near and fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1083

1947 (2 May) envelope from Shengyi to Tientsin (5.5) bearing on reverse Dr. Sun Yat-sen First Peiping Central print $2 (4), cancelled by “Military Post/383” dotted rim d.s., showing alongside part strike of “Newspapers under Special Contract/Tientsin” circular bilingual h.s., fine and scarce usage with this handstamp. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1084

1948 (20 May) envelope from Shengyi to Peiping (22.5) bearing on reverse Dr. Sun Yat-sen Second Peiping Central print $100 vertical strip of five (with sheet margin at top showing part imprint), cancelled by “Commemorating the Inauguration of President Chiang/Shenyang” c.d.s., fine and scarce appearence of commemorative c.d.s. from Northeast China. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1085

1948 (26 Sep.) airmail envelope express to Peiping (29.9) bearing on reverse surcharged $3,000 on $1 Dr. Sun 1st Peping Central print block of four, cancelled by “Shenyang” dotted rim d.s. Chan NE68.

Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1086

An assortment of envelopes showing a wide spectrum of frankings with registered, express and airmail envelopes; total twenty-two items including two incoming. Photo HK$13,000-18,000 249

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A collection of envelopes (3) and pieces (2) bearing a wide range of Northeast issues, food condition in general. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

1088

A multicoloured map written in German showing Japan, Korea and the Northestern part of China.

Photo HK$500-800 Sinkiang

1089

1915 First overprint (nicknamed “Slanting Head”) on 1st Peking print 30c. deep borwn purple, variety imperf. at right, fine cancelled by “Tihwa” bilingual c.d.s. Chan PS14var. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1090

1916-19 Second overprint on First Peking printing ½c. to $20, a complete set of twenty two overprinted “specimen ”, unused with much original gum; some hinge remainders, thins on 3c., 15c. and $1.

Generally well centred and fresh. Chan PS17-38S. Photo HK$9,000-12,000

1091

1092

A small group of Junk issues overprinted “Limited For Use In Sinkiang Province” (30, 12 perfins), each tied by good strike of highly sought-after “Sinkinang” c.d.s. including Kucheng, Kuerle, Pishan, Toksun, Wensu, Yengisar, and many other small town cancellations, very nice assembly. Photo HK$2,600-3,500

1093

1933 Peking overprinted on SYS London 2nd print, 1c. to $5 set of nine in horizontal pair, some with margin, mint and toned. Chan PS98-106.

HK$300-500

1094

1940 overprint on Dr. Sun Hong Kong Dahtung printing $20 blue and rose lilac in vertical pair, uniform toning on gum, fine unused. Chan PS155. Photo HK$300-500

1095

1944 overprinted “Limited for Use in Sinkiang Province” by wooden or bronze handstamps in black on Thrift Movement 8c. to $1 set of five, very fine unused. Chan PS188- PS192. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1096

1943 overprint on Pacheng printing imperf. $10 to $100 complete set of six including scarce $50 blue, marginal blocks of four, fine unused. Chan PS228-PS233. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

ó Second Peking printing ½c. to $20 set of twenty four, part to large part original gum. Fresh and fine.

Chan PS47-70. Photo HK$4,000-6,000

1096

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1097

1942 “Limited For Use in Sinkinag Province” on Dr. Sun Yat-sen Central Trust printing, a small unused assembly with blocks of four (3) and singles (5), all with overprint varieties such as offset on reverse and misplaced.

HK$4,000-5,000

1098

1932 handstamped “By Air Mail” in red on 5c. rose mauve, fine used. Chan PSA1. Photo

1099

1932 handstamped “By Air Mail” in red on 10c. blue, fine used with Tihwa c.d.s. Chan PSA2. Photo HK$600-1,000

1100

HK$800-1,200

1932-33 handstamped “Air Mail” in red on 5c., 10c., 15c., and 30c., complete set of four (Chop B), fine unused with full original gum. A scarce set. Chan PSA1a-PSA4a. Photo Expertisation: Experts & Consultants certificate (2013).

HK$35,000-40,000

1101

1942 overprinted “Limited for Use in Sinkiang Province” by wooden handstamp in red on Air Peking printing 15c. to $1, including 25c. orange, and on Air Hong Kong printing watermarked 15c. and 25c. and unwatermarked 25c. to $5, good to fine unused. Chan PSA5-PSA19. Photo HK$5,500-6,500

1102

1942 overprinted “Limited for Use in Sinkiang Province” by wooden handstamp in black on Air Peking printing 15c. to $1, including 25c. orange, and on Air Hong Kong printing unwatermarked 25c. and watermarked 15c. to $5, good to fine unused. Chan PSA20-PSA23A, PSA24- PSA30. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

1103

Junk 1c. and 4c.stationery cards overprinted “Limited for Use in Sinkiang Province”, the 1c. card with indicia cancelled by “Tihwafu/(Urumtsi)” bilingual c.d.s.

HK$1,200-1,800

1104

1920’s Limited for use in Sinkiang Province” overprinted on Junk 1c. apple green stationery card, unused, fine.

HK$300-500

1105

1935 Dr. Sun Yat-sen overprinted “Limited for Use in Sinkiang Province” 2½c. stationery card with “Specimen” overprinted, very fine unused. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1106

1935 Dr. Sun Yat-sen overprinted “Limited for Use in Sinkiang Province” 15c. + 15c. reply paid double card (both halves intact) with “Specimen” overprinted on both indicia, very fine unused. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1107

1925 (22 Sep.) red band envelope to Tientsin (20.10) bearing on front and reverse Sinkiang overprint Junk 1c., 2c. and 6c. singles, cancelled by “Tihwa/(Urumtsi)” bilingual segmented d.s, fine. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

1108

1928 (20 Mar.) red band envelope to Tihwa (23.3) bearing Sinkiang overprint on Junk 6c. single, cancelled by “Turfan” bilingual c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

1109

1929 (13 Mar.) red band envelope to Tihwa (21.3) via Hami (15.3) bearing on reverse Sinkiang overprint on Junk 6c. single, cancelled by “Chinsi” c.d.s., showing “Censored” h.s. in red adjacent, fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1110

1930 (Nov.) envelope to Lund, Sweden bearing Junk 3c.overprinted “Limited for Use in Sinkiang Province”, cancelled by “Shufu (Kashgar)” c.d.s., showing “IerHKoszetang/(Irkestan)” transit c.d.s. adjacent, neat and fine. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

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1932 (21 Dec.) first return flight Tihwa-Peiping envelope bearing Air 30c. pair, Sinkiang overprint on Junk 13c. and on Dr. Sun Yat-sen 2c. and 4c., cancelled by “Tihwa/(Urumtsi)” c.d.s., with registration and censor labels, as well as arrival c.d.s. on reverse, paying 79c. postage (9c. surface mail + 10c. registration fee + 60c. quadruple rate airmail fee). Photo HK$10,000-12,000

1937 (17 Nov.) envelope to London (3.2.38), endorsed by “Via Tacheng and Moscow”, bearing Sinkiang overprints on Dr. Sun and Martyrs 5c. and 20c., cancelled by native c.d.s., rare appearance of Sinkiang overprints on Dr. Sun and Martyrs issues on commercial cover. Photo HK$5,000-6,000 Yunnan

1113

1932 Limited for use in Yunnan Porvinceî trial overprint in black on Dr Sun London print 4c. green , unaccepted due to oversize characters affecting the portrait of Dr Sun, fine unused, originally from a block of four with 2004 ECL certificate attached, small tear at top left, still rare. Ex Allen Kerr. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1114

1926 overprinted on Second Peking printing 4c. (3) and 5c. (2), cancelled by “Ba Jie” Postal Agency rectangular h.s. Photo HK$800-1,000

1115

A small group of Junk 2c.stationery card overprinted “Limited for Use in Yunnan Province” on small pieces (3), each bearing Yunnan overprints ½c., cancelled by popular “Yunnan” native c.d.s. such as Pishichai, fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1116

1932 (18 May) “Yunnan-Tibetan Christian Mission, Yea Chi, Yunnan” corner card envelope to U.S.A., bearing Yunnan overprint on Junk 5c. and 20c, tied by “Yunnan” native circular h.s. with date in manuscript, various transits on reverse, neat and fine. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

1117

1934 (30 Jul.) “American Consular Service.” corner card envelope to the Secretary State, U.S.A. (Cordell Hull, from 1933 to 1944), bearing Yunnan overprint on Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 25c, single, cancelled by “Kunming (Yunnanfu)” bilingual c.d.s., on reverse with unframed “From the Franklin D. Rossevelt Collection, Authenticated by H.R, Harmer Inc., N.Y.” h.s., neat and fine. Photo HK$1,800-2,600

1118

A collection of envelopes showing various frankings with registered, express and airmail envelopes; total twenty-six items including few with forged postmaarks HK$6,500-8,000

1119

1928-35 A group of three registered envelopes used locally, each bearing Yunnan overprints on Junk and Dr Sun issues, fine.

HK$500-800 Manchukuo

1120

1121

1934 (Mar.) Second Definitive issue Pu-Yi on watermarked granite paper 15f. rosine, very fine and fresh unused. Chan MK30. Photo HK$4,000-5,000 1937 China Mail Provisional surcharge 6.5mm setting set of five and 4.5mm setting set of four, total four sets, seven values are in blocks of four including the key value 6.5mm setting 13F. on 12F. brown red, fine to unused. Chan MK99-107. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1122

1937 China Mail Provisional surcharge 4.5mm setting 2½f. on 2f. yellow-green in marginal block of four, variety surcharge inverted, very fine mint. Chan MK104a. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1123

1937 China Mail Provisional surcharge 4.5mm setting 2½f. on 2f. yellow-green in complete sheet of one hundred with selvedge all around (centrally folded vertically), variety surcharge inverted, fine to very fine mint, rare. Chan MK104a. Photo.

HK$10,000-15,000

1124

1944 Fifth China Mail issue 5f. grey black single, showing light double print in basic design, fine unused. Chan MK145. Photo HK$800-1,200

1125

1937 2nd Airmail issue 39f. blue in a complete sheet of one hundred, unused; backing paper affixed to the reverse, some split perforations and a few age faults. Chan MKA4. Photo HK$500-800

1126

1932 (1 Aug.) the unissued “Commemorating the Grand Opening of the Ministry of Home Affairs” picture postcards (3), including the original pack, each bearing Regular 1f. and cancelled by “Changchun” bilingual c.d.s., unusual. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1127

1937 (1 Dec.) “Abolition of Extrality Rights” set of six on picture postcards (3), including the original pack, each cancelled by “Kirin” c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1128

1935 (8 June) registered envelope to Hamburg (22.6) bearing a total franking of 26f. including First Visit to Japan 10f., cancelled by “Harbin” c.d.s. Photo HK$1,800-2,400

1129

1936 (c.) envelope from Heilungkiang to Harbin, bearing Regular 4f. single, cancelled by distinctive “Heilungkiang/Ahqinho” native irregular undated h.s., a nice cover with rare cancellation. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1130

1939 (1 Jun.) envelope (with original enclosure) to U.S.A., endorsed “Via Japan”, bearing 1st Anniv. of Founding of Manchukuo 2f. and 10f., 5th Anniv. 3f., Commemorating the Founding of Red Cross Society 2f. and Airmail 1st issue 18f., cancelled by “Harbin/Manchoukuo” c.d.s., a nice cover. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1130

1131

1941 (25 May) registered first-day envelope from Harbin to New York (17.6) via San Feancisco (13.6) bearing Enactment of Conscription Law set of two in pairs and regular issue 1f, 3f and 10f. pair, cancelled by segmented c.d.s., underneath ‘Moukden A” registration label. Photo HK$300-500 257

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1942 (23 Jul.) registered envelope (with original enclosures) to Japan, bearing 4th and 5th China Mail 13f. and 5f. respectively, cancelled by “Harbin/No.2” military c.d.s., showing alongside red “Military Mail” and violet censor h.s.fine. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1133

1942 (9 Sep.) 2f. green stationery postcard to Japan, uprated with Regular 1f., cancelled by “Harbin/ No.40” military c.d.s. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1134

1943 (2 Aug.) registered envelope (with original enclosures) to Japan, bearing 4th and 5th China Mail 13f. and 5f. respectively, cancelled by “Mudanjiang/No.18” military c.d.s., showing alongside registration and censor h.s., both in violet, fair to fine condition. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1135

1136

1937 (30 Jun.) envelope to Harbin bearing Regular 4f. (2), cancelled by “Harbin-Daling” T.P.O. c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1137

1938 (19 Mar.) photo postcard depicting Mongolian women to Japan bearing New Year’s Greetings 2f. single, cancelled by “Chinchow-Chengte” T.P.O. c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1138

1939 (11 Feb.) 2f. green stationery postcard to Japan, cancelled by “Moukden-Changchun” T.P.O. c.d.s.

Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1139

1942 (3 Aug.) picture postcard to Japan bearing Regular 1f. (3), cancelled by “Antung-Moukden” T.P.O. c.d.s. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1140

A pair of envelope, including 1938 (30 Mar.) registered envelope to Nagoya bearing Regular 4th issue ½c. (2) and 15c., cancelled by “Harbin” c.d.s.; and 1942 (27 Jul.) censored envelope to Gifu bearing Regular 4th issue 2c. and 4c., cancelled by “Tehli” c.d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1141

1942 (June) envelope registered to Japan bearing, on the reverse, North China 2c. and 40c. tied by Kaifeng c.d.s. with registration label on face and Japanese censor seal; also 1938 Japanese Forces postcard to Ibaragi, Japan bearing Martyr 2½c. tied by Shanghai (civilian) P.O. c.d.s.; unusual. (2 covers) HK$600-1,000

1142

A group of envelopes each bearing local overprints on Manchukuo stamps, including 1934 (1 Nov.) envelope to Tientsin bearing “Yi Toong” handstamped issues (7), cancelled by “Yi Toong/Kirin” c.d.s., good condition in general. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1143

A group of envelopes (3) each bearing local overprints on Manchukuo stamps, good condition in general.

HK$1,500-2,000

1144

A group of unused stationery cards (11) including double cards with both halves intact; a few with indicia cancelled by commemorative c.d.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1944 (11 Jun.) envelope (with original enclosures) to Japan bearing Regular 6f. single, cancelled by “Mudanjiang/No.5” military c.d.s., showing alongside red “Military Mail” and violet censor h.s., fine.

Photo HK$4,000-5,000

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Ping Shan , “An Tung” Province: rubber chop handsurchanged in vermilion 50f. on 2f. and 50f. on 5f.(2), fine unused. Chan MOAD.19D.1-2. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1146

Hailar, “Hsing An” Province: rubber chop handsurchanged in pink red 50f. on 4f. (2); and wooden chop handsurchanged in black 20f. on 10f. to 10Y. on 30f. set of nine, two values with dupliccate, overall fine to very fine unused. Chan MOHA.9A.1, 9B.1-9. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

1146

1147

Bai Chuan, “Hei Loong Jiang” Province: rubber chop handsurchanged in black 1Y. on ½f. to 5Y. on 30f., total nineteen values missing 1Y. on 2f. brown and orange, in blocks of four, fresh and very fine unmounted mint. Chan MOHL.2D.1-4, 6-20. Photo HK$2,800-3,500

1148

Yen Ji : 1946 4runner chop, hand surcharge in red on Manchukuo stamps, 50f. on 2f., 1Y. on 2f., 3Y. on 2f. and 5Y. on 1Y., very fine and fresh unmounted mint. Chan MOSJ.35A. 1, 3, 6, 7. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1149

A collection of local overprints (20+) from various provinces, including Ang Ang Ki and Toong Hsing (Nun Jiang province), Chu Ho and Shih Tao Ho and (Soong Jiang province), fine to very fine unused.

HK$1,500-2,000 Japanese Occupation of China North China

1150

1941 “Hoepi” in large character overprint on Matyrs Hong Kong print unwatermarked 1c., variety overprint inverted, fine unused. Chan JN222a. Photo HK$500-800

1151

1945 Hsin Min $50 Dr. Sun Yat-sen imperf. plate proofs block of four. Chan JNP1. Photo

1152

1941 (1 Aug.) registered envelope from Tsinan to California (31.8) bearing “Shantung” overprints on Dr. SYS and Martyrs issues (19), cancelled by native c.d.s., a colourful item. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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HK$1,200-1,800

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1941 censored envelope to Surrey, England (5.2.1942) bearing “Hopei” overprint on Dr. SYS 50c., cancelled by “tientsin” c.d.s., showing unframed propaganda h.s. in black alongside. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1155

1941 (7 Aug.) envelope from Kaifeng to Tientsin bearing on reverse “Honan” overprints on Dr. SYS and Martyrs 3c. and 5c., cancelled by native c.d.s. and unframed propaganda slogan h.s.; arrival c.d.s on front. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1942 (16 Dec.) double-weight (40g.) envelope double registered to Kweiyang (18.1.43), bearing North China Half Value surcharges 2c. on 4c. Dr. Sun Yat-sen 2nd London printing, 15c. on 30c. and 25c. on 50c. Dr. Sun Dah Tung printing, tied by “Peking” c.d.s., showing rectangular “A.R.” bilingual h.s. in red adjacent, very fine and rare usage of the issues outside the occupied area. Photo The postage for a 40g. double registered mail in “full” values should be $3 (50c. for every 20g. ordinary+$1 for registration+$1 for “A.R.”). Such postage rate was in force since 1 Dec. 1942 due to continuous currency depreciation. The postage of the envelope in “full” values totalled only 84c. which paid the “old” rate (16c. for every 20g. ordinary+26c. for registration+26c. for “A.R.”).

HK$2,400-3,200

1156

1943 (30 Mar.) registered first-day cover express to Peking local, bearing Return of Foreign Concessions to China sets of three, total f ive sets including four in blocks, cancelled by commemorative c.d.s. in violet, fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1157

1943 (28 Dec.) envelope double registered to Peking (30.12), bearing on reverse North China Half Value surcharges 10c. on 20c. Martyr single and block of eight, tied by “Taiyuan” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1158

1941 (5 Jul.) express registered envelope to Tientsin (7.7), bearing on reverse overprinted “Honan” in small characters on Dr. Sun Chung Hwa print 8c. and Martyrs Hong Kong print 20c., cancelled by “Honan/Shangqiu” dotted rim d.s., in all probability the earliest date the issue was used commercially.

Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1159

1945 (8 Aug.) express envelope from Potowchen to Tientsin bearing on reverse Commemorating 5th Anniv. of North China Political Council $5 block of eight with trace of express label attached. Chan JN701. Photo HK$800-1,200

1160

1945 (10 Aug.) express envelope from Hantan to Tientsin bearing on reverse Commemorating 5th Anniv. of North China Political Council $10 block of four with part express label attached. Chan JN702. Photo HK$800-1,200

1161

1946 (18 Mar.) envelope registered to Taiyuan (21.3), bearing North China Half Value surcharge 8c. on 16c. Dr. Sun and North China overprint on 10c. Dr. Sun, tied by “Shansi/Yihsien” c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

1162

A collection of envelopes (4), either bearing “Hopeh” (2) or “North China” (2) surcharges; registration and undeliverable receipts attached on the two “North China” envelopes, good condition in general.

Photo HK$4,000-5,000 Mengkiang

1163

1945 $1. on 8c. Martyrs Peking imitative printing (overprinted “Mengkiang”), in marginal pair with variety surcharge inverted and misplaced to top, fine unused.. Chan JM204f. Photo HK$600-1,000 263

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG Kwangtung 1164

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1942 “For Use in Kwangtung Province” overprint on Dr. Sun Yat-sen New York print $20 black and deep violet, in complete sheet of fifty (10x5), a few split and reinforced perf., fine cancelled by “Swatow” bilingual c.d.s. Chan JK55. Photo HK$1,800-2,200

1942 (4 Aug.) envelope used locally in Kwangtung bearing on reverse “Special For Use in Kwangtung District” overprints on Dr. Sun Yat-sen 2c., 3c. (2) and 30c. (2), cancelled by “Kwangzhou” dotted rim d.s., showing alongside “Dihai” arrival d.s., fine and unusual. Photo HK$800-1,200 Mongolia Chinese Post Office

1166

1913 (9 May) red-band envelope to Kalgan (19.5) bearing on reverse “Republic of China” Statistical Department overprint 2c. and 4c., cancelled by “Urga” bilingual c.d.s. (“Er” altered from “Yuan”), another fine strike on front, showing “Dun Yin Tsu Zhong Letter Box” straight-line h.s. adjacent, fine.

Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1167

1913 (15 Aug.) registered “A.R.” red-band envelope to Kalgan bearing on reverse “Republic of China” Statistical and Waterlow overprints on 16c. and 10c. respectively, cancelled by “Urga” bilingual c.d.s., on front showing framed registration and “A.R.” h.s., very fine. Photo HK$8,000-12,000 Russian Post Office

1168

1906 (31 Jul.) picture postcard to Irkutsk bearing Russia 3kop., cancelled by “Troitskosavsk Zabaik. O/ Pocht. Tel. Kont./4” c.d.s., another fine strike of next day adjacent, fine. Photo HK$12,000-15,000

1169

Republic: 1927-28 a pair of envelopes (1 registered) to Harbin, each bearing on reverse second issue values, both cancelled by “Ulanbator/Mongolia” double-ring d.s. and on front tied by rectangular “T” h.s., one has Postage Due 20c. applied on arrival and cancelled by “Harbin” bilingual c.d.s., fine early usage of the second Ulan Bator Provisional. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1170

1171

1925 Bureau of Finance land certificate, bearing “Republic of China” Revenue Stamp 1c., cancelled by framed “Sui Yuan” h.s. in balck.

HK$1,500-2,000

1971-81 a mint collection of modern issues (3 sets) including 1971 Means of Communication set of seven; also with miniature sheets (3) including 1972 Apollo-16.

HK$400-600 Tibet

1172

1911 3p. on 1c. (2) to 2r. on $2 set of eleven, part to full original gum; 50c. and $1 with dried gum, several lightly mounted or unmounted. S.G. C1-11. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

1173

1911 surcharged on Waterlow issues 3p. on 1c. to 2r. on $2, good colours, well centred, unused with large part original gum, fine appearance for this popular set. Chan T1-T11. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1174

2r. on $2 claret and bright yellow, basic stamp with re-entry of the Chinese character “Two”, good colours,fresh and fine mint, rare and of high cat. value. Chan T11a. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

1174

1175

An used group of 1912 “Snow Lion” local issue, some values showing various shades, condition a little mixed.

HK$1,500-2,000

1176

A collection of local issues including used stamps (10) and envelopes (5) beaing different values, fine.

HK$1,500-2,000

1177

1924 (16 Oct.) Mount Everest Expedition postcard with label used to England, bearing India 1½a., tied by “British Empire, Exhibition 1924” roller cancellation, “Calcutta” origin c.d.s. alongside. Photo HK$800-1,200

1178

1950 (c.) three Lhasa covers with air mail envelope to U.S.A. bearing 4t. emerald-green and on reverse, India 6a. and 12a. tied by Darjeeling maching postmark; internal cover bearing on the reverse ½t. orange [12] with corner and large margins with 2/3t. dark blue (margins in places) with purple handstamp on the address side; internal envelope bearing on reverse, 4t. bright yellow-green [1] with black wax seals. Photo HK$2,000-2,800 Postcards

1179

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Hong Kong in 1850s. Photo

1180

A picture postcard issued by the Peninsula Hotel depicting the scene of Victoria Harbour in 1860s.

Photo HK$800-1,200

1181

A pair of picture postcard depicting the scene of new buildings on the Praya Reclamation, one bearing K.E. VII. 1c.m cancelled by c.d.s. Photo The Praya Reclamation Scheme was a large scale reclaimed land project carried out in Hong Kong under Sir Catchick Paul Chater. The project was first proposed in 1855. The first stage actually began in 1868 and was completed in 1873, adding significant land to Praya Central, which later became present day Des Voeux Road.

HK$1,800-2,600

1182

A picture postcard depicting the scene of the Race Course. Photo

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HK$800-1,200

HK$800-1,200

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A picture postcard depicting the scene of Kennedy Town. Photo

1184

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Sailors & Soldiers Home Building. Photo

1185

A collection of picture postcards (9) depicting varios scenes in Hong Kong comprising the Monument of Sir Arthur Kennedy, the Pohfulum waterfall and the residenece on the Peak including the Governor’s summer residence. Photo HK$6,500-8,000

HK$800-1,200 HK$800-1,200

1185 1186

A photo postcard depicting the scene of Wanchai Market. Photo

1187

A photo postcard depicting the scene of Wyndham Street. Photo

1188

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Queen’s Road Central near Parade Gorund. Photo

1189

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Queen’s Road Central near Parade Gorund. Photo

1190

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Queen’s Road Central. Photo

1191

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Queen’s Road Central. Photo

1192

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Statue Square. Photo

1193

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Queen Statue. Photo

1194

A picture postcard depicting the second Main Building of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. Photo HK$800-1,200

1195

A picture postcard depicting the third Main Building of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. Photo HK$800-1,200

1196

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Kowloon Ferry Pier. Photo

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HK$800-1,200

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1197

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Canton Road. Photo

1198

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Haiphong Road. Photo

1199

A picture postcard depicting the scene of Shanghai Street. Photo

1200

A picture postcard showing Hong Kong street scene with the appearance of rickshaw. Photo

1201

A picture postcard depicting the “Signal Station” located in Kowloon . Photo

1202

A photo postcard depicting the scene of India Mosque in Kowloon. Photo

1203

A photo postcard depicting the scene of Kowloon City. Photo

1204

A picture postcard depicting some of the damages in Praya Central, caused by the ravaging “1874 Hong Kong Typhoon”, bearing on viewside Japan 3s. tied by c.d.s. Photo

HK$1,000-1,500 HK$1,000-1,500 HK$1,000-1,500 HK$800-1,200 HK$1,000-1,500 HK$800-1,200 HK$800-1,200

The typhoon hit Hong Kong during the night of Tuesday 22 September and the morning of Wednesday 23 September, with more than 2,000 people recorded as being injured. In Macau, around 5,000 people lost their lives, making the typhoon the worst storm in history.

HK$800-1,200

1205

A postcard with photo depicting the Canton steamer “Kwong Chow” sunk resulted from the “1906 Hong Kong Typhoon”, bearing Hong Kong K.E.VII. 1c., tied by “Victoria/Hong Kong” c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

1206

A postcard with the iconic photo depicting H.M.S. Phoenix in Kowloon damaged by the “1906 Hong Kong Typhoon”, bearing Hong Kong K.E.VII. 1c., tied by “Victoria/Hong Kong” c.d.s. Photo

1207

The typhoon hit Hong Kong on 18 September. The Hong Kong Observatory recorded that the typhoon as having a velocity of 24 miles per hour (39 km/h). A black drum, an official warning for tropical cyclones since 1884, was issued by Hong Kong Observatory at 8:40 a.m. before the typhoon gun was fired for its harbor warning. By 9:00 a.m., the ferries had already ceased to operate and quite a few of the foreign steamer captains and their sailors were caught off-guard and stuck on land, unable to quickly reach their vessels to take any necessary precautions. It was a remarkable natural disaster in Hong Kong history, causing loss of life of 4,000- 10,000 within just few hours.

HK$800-1,200 “Views of Canton” 4th series, with original pack including picture postcards (8) with “Military Mail” printed on the address side; five cards depicting Hong Kong scenes, unused, fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1208

A pair of picture picture postcards depicting the scene of “Tytam” and “Taitam”Reservoir. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1209

A pack of photo postcards (8) depicting scenes of Lo Wu, the cross border between Hong Kong and Mianland China (thus a restricted area), unused, good condition with original pack. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1210

A photo postcard depicting the camp of 2nd K.O.S.B. in Lo Wu in 1927. Photo

1211

A picture postcard depicting the scene of farming activities. Photo

271

HK$1,200-1,500 HK$1,500-2,000

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1212

A picture postcard depicting the scene of a village in countryside of Hong Kong. Photo

1213

A photo postcard depicting the European and Chinese Firemem at work in Hong Kong. Photo

1214

A photo postcard depicting 1919 (Jul.) the Peace Celebration Day in Queen’s Road, Cemtral, Hong Kong. Photo HK$800-1,200

1215

A group of real photo pocards (3) depicting various scenes including dragon boat race and view of Aberdeen. Photo HK$2,200-2,800

HK$800-1,200 HK$800-1,200

1215

1216

Two photo postcards in vertical format with Japanese narrative at the bottom, showing Hong Kong street scenes, one also with the appearance of tram. Photo HK$800-1,000

1217

A group of six picture and one real photo postcards (total 7, of which 2 postally used bearing Hong Kong definitive issues) showing various Hong Kong scenes. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1218

An assembly of forty picture or real photo postcards, showing various landscapes in China, mainly Peking such as the Summer Palace and the Temple of Heaven. Good condition in general. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1219

A collection of of three postcards, two showing traditional Chinese nurse carrying baby and one showing a gorup of Chinese children with their teacher. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1220

1221

A picture postcard depicting the National Flag of the Chinese Republc which is also known as the “Five-coloured” Flag, unused, fine. Photo The colored stripes on the Five-Colored Flag represent the five major races in China, namely the Han (red); the Manchus (yellow); the Mongols (blue); the “Hui” (Muslim Chinese) (white); and the Tibetans (black). The flag is formed by joining the five colored stripes together, implicitly emphasizing the principle of “Five Races Under One Union In Harmony”.

HK$800-1,200 A photo postcard depicting the reburial of a martyr in Kwangtung, unused, fine. Photo

273

HK$800-1,000

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A group of three real photo postcards depicting images related to State Burial of Dr, Sun Yat-Sen. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1222 Philatelic Literature and Auction Catalogues 1223

“Records of Postmarks on Large Dragon Stamps of Ching Dynasty” by David Chou (2009), illustrating many rare cancellations on the issues, featuring 1878 Thin papaer 5ca. cancelled by “I.G. of Customs/ Peking” c.d.s. of “Aug 27 (18)78”, the earliest cancellation on the issue.

HK$1,000-1,500

1224

“Records of Postmarks on Small Dragon Stamps of Ching Dynasty” by David Chou (2007), illustrating many rare cancellations on the issues.

HK$1,000-1,500

1225

“Records of Postmarks on Empress Dowager Stamps of Ching Dynasty” by David Chou (2005), illustrating many rare cancellations on the issues.

HK$1,000-1,500

1226

“Records of Postmarks on Small Dragon Surcharge Stamps of Ching Dynasty” by David Chou (2008), illustrating many rare cancellations on the issues, featuring 1c. on 1ca. to 5c. on 5ca. large figures set of three in blocks of four, tied by “Pakhoi” dollar dater of “8 May 97”.

HK$1,000-1,500

1227

“Records of Postmarks on Small Figures Empress Dowager of Ching Dynasty” by David Chou (2006), illustrating many rare cancellations on the issues.

HK$1,000-1,500

1228

“Records of Postmarks on Large Figures Empress Dowager of Ching Dynasty” by David Chou (2006), illustrating many rare cancellations on the issues.

HK$1,000-1,500

1229

“Records of Postmarks on Red Revenue Surcharge of Ching Dynasty” by David Chou (2004), illustrating many rare cancellations on the issues such as the unique small dollar with pakua (p.25).

HK$1,000-1,500

1230

2004-2009 the preceding seven lots as one lot, so forming a comprehensive records of postmarks on Imperial China issues.

HK$7,000-10,000

1231

1984 & 1987 The Revenue Surcharges China 1897 Vol I & II, published by Directorate General of Posts Ministry of Communications.

HK$400-600

1232

1972 Woo Lo Yuan specialised catalogue of 1897 Red Revenues, an essential publication for this highly popular items.

HK$300-500

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“The Postal History of Hong Kong 1841 - 1997” by Edward B. Proud, 2004, hardbound edition, total 1148 pages, an extensive study of the Postal History of Hong Kong. Photo HK$600-800

1233 1234

A Postal History of the Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees in East Asia During the Second World War, David Tett, 2002-2010; with vol. 1 (Singapore and Malaya), vol. 3 (Burma, Thailand and Indochina), vol. 4 (Hong Kong and China), vol. 5 (The Philippines and Taiwan) and vol. 6 (Japan, Korea, Manchuria and Burma); all new.

HK$1,400-2,000

1235

1934-35 Arthur Hind Collection, sales 1-11 bound into two volumes, including sale 3 of British Asia and India and sale 10 of important China with Large and Small Dragons from the Ferrary collection, Revenue Surcharges and Provisional Neutrality, Shanghai Local Post, including prices realised, H R Harmer (London).

HK$3,000-4,000

1236

1939 (9 June) The ìM. Agathon Fabergéî Collection of China, Japan and Shanghai. Robson Lowe (London) with prices realised. A scarce auction catalogue.

HK$800-1,200

1237

1945-46 The Colonel E.H.R. Green Collection - parts XIX and XXVI, including an important section of Shanghai Local Post with many rare items and featuring the unique mint block of four of the $2 blue & black, First Peking printing with inverted centre. Scarce catalogues, with prices realised.

HK$800-1,200

1238

1946 The President Franklin D. Roosevelt Collection, parts 1 and 2, in deluxe <1/4 leather hardbound edition in original housebinding. Includes Republic of China 1912-1941 with the rare unissued Provisional Neutrality Stamps and Yunnan 1933 6c. brown - a gift from Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek, and Hong Kong., H. R. Harmer (New York), with the prices realised bound in. Slight wear to covers, contents very fine. Only a few copies known of this rare deluxe Harmer edition.

HK$3,000-4,000

1239

1957 and 1960 Billig & Rich (New York), two sales including specialised sections of the classic issues of China, Shanghai and Japan, scarce catalogues.

HK$400-800

1240

1961-1963 The Saul Newbury Collection - deluxe hardbound edition of the complete sales I-VI in the original Siegel publisher binding. Including Sale III - the significant collection of China with important sections of the Large Dragons, issues through 1912 and a wealth of covers for each issue. A very scarce edition, only few copies known, in very fine condition with the prices realised bound in, Siegel (New York).

HK$1,200-1,500 275

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1962-70, an assortment of seven Robson Lowe catalogues featuring the magnificent collection of China formed by famous philatelists, notably Sir Percival and Lady David; eye-appealing items including the Small One Dollar pair and Essays, Drawings, Die Proofs, Plate Proofs (in complete sheets) of the Large Dragons, most with prices realised.

HK$3,500-4,500

1242

1963 Sir David Roseway Collections of China and Japan, Robson Lowe (London), a very important collection illustrating many great rarities.

HK$500-800

1243

1967-68 The Josiah K. Lilly Collection - Deluxe hardbound edition in the original Siegel publisher binding. General Foreign including Part X, Asia with China and Shanghai rarities. A scarce edition, only few copies known, in very fine condition with the prices realised bound in, Siegel (New York).

HK$1,200-1,500

1244

1969 British Post Offices Abroad, The Glassco Collection, Robson Lowe (London), with prices realised, the comprehensive collection of these postmarks and covers including early Hong Kong, Macau and China postal history with Customs Post, a very valuable reference.

HK$500-800

1245

1971 The Dr. James K. Senior Collection of China, with most of the 1897 Revenue Surcharge varieties and the Four Treasures of the Republic. - Robson Lowe (Basel), with prices realised.

HK$800-1,200

1246

1971-72 The magnificent collection of China formed by Dr. Warren C. Kauder, including Customs and Imperial Issues, 20th Century Chinese issues, Foreign Post Offices, British Treaty Ports, Manchuria and Post Offices in Tibet. - Robson Lowe (London), with prices realised.

HK$1,200-2,000

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1977 China: The David S. Robertson Collection of China - parts I and II, including fine sections of Hong Kong, Treaty Ports, Manchukuo, Nepal, Tibet and Mongolia, also with the James Kerr Collection of Manchukuo, Sun Philatelic Center.

HK$500-800

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1979-81 Central and Eastern Asia, Alevizos auctions, Los Angeles, total five catalogues with emphasis on China issues, also with 1980 â&#x20AC;&#x153;Rare Stamps and Post History of the Worldâ&#x20AC;?.

HK$1,000-1,500

1249

1980 The Ryohei Ishikawa Collection of the Postage Stamps and Postal History of Hong Kong and Treaty Ports, Sotheby Parke Bernet (London), hardbound with prices realised. One of the most valuable references for Hong Kong philately. Photo HK$600-800

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1980 Robson Lowe in Tokyo - parts 1 and 2, including important sections of Hong Kong & Treaty Ports and China with Large Dragons, the Chinese Post Office in Newchang and Foreign Post Offices, Tibet with Chinese Post Offices, both with prices realised.

HK$500-800

1251

1983 The Paul Hock China, a very important sale catalogue of this major collection with studies of Large Dragons, Revenue Surcharges and many rarities. Robson Lowe (Zürich), with prices realised.

HK$800-1,000

1252

1987 The Opening of China, 1701-1885, a study of the mail to and from China, Christie’s Robson Lowe (Zurich); with original bid form and prices realised.

HK$800-1,000

1253

1987-88 Spezial-Auktion including the “Ming” collection of China, parts I and II including many rarities; this is one of the most important collections of Postal History ever formed. Corinphila (Zurich), two catalogues with prices realised.

HK$1,000-1,500

1254

1989 The Philip W. Ireland Gold Medal Collection of China, The Large Dragons and Their Forerunners, Christie’s Robson Lowe (Zurich), hardbound catalogue.

HK$600-1,000

1255

1991 The Major James Starr Collection of the Postage Stamps of China ‘Hidden Treasures’, a famous collection regarding the Large Dragon Settings including numerous rarities. Sotheby’s (London). Two hardbound cataloges in slip case.

HK$600-1,000

1256

1994-96 Sotheby’s auction catalogues (3), including 1996 “Treaty Ports of China” from the Estate of Wei-liang Chow.

HK$600-1,000

1257

2004 (29 Jan.) Postage Stamps of China, the M.F. Huang Collection, Part II, hardbound, Zurich Asia; Hong Kong. Photo HK$600-1,000

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1964-72, a group of five auction catalogues featuring the sale of German Post Office Abroad, including a few rare combination covers in very fine quality of German Post Offices in China, most with prices realised.

HK$800-1,200

1259

An assembly of auction catalogues featuring sale of famous collection of Hong Kong and Treaty Ports such as the “Antonia” collection, and others formed by R.A. Webber, C. Derek Houston, George E. Burghard and Ryohei Ishikawa, most with prices realised.

HK$4,200-5,000

1260

Auction catalogues specialised in India philately including 1949, the world-famous collection formed

by C. D. Desai, and 1956, the Col. E.A. Stewart Collection of Essays & Proofs and 1854 Half and One Annas, the H.E. Kimber Specialised Study of 1854 Four Annas and the general collection formed by J. C. North, the former one with prices realised Robson Lowe (London).

HK$1,200-1,800

1261

1994 (2 Nov.) The Grand Prix Collection of Classic Postage Stamps and Postal History of Korea formed by Ichiro Kondo, David Feldman (Zurich); also a catalogue of Imperial Korea Postage Stamps issued by the Ministry of Communications, Republic of Korea with reproduced stamps for illustration.

HK$1,000-1,500

1262

1955 (15 Dec.) The Col. F. M. Bailey Collection of China and Tibet with Dalai Lama letters, Younghusband Expedition, Everest Covers and the historically important Bailey correspondence, Robson Lowe (London); and 1978 (23 Feb.) The Clarkson G. Stevens Collection of Tibet, an extraordinary collection also including China, Mongolia and Nepal, Harmers (New York), both with prices realised (photocopy).

HK$1,200-1,600

1263

1962-84, a group of four auction catalogues specialising in Thailand with collections formed by famous philatelists, C.M.C. Symes, Henry Madden, Walter Pears and Charles Stewart, most with prices realised.

HK$1,400-1,800

1264

A group of Christie’s Robson Lowe (Zürich) auction catalogues including the Ellery Denison collection with important rarities and major sections of Imperial China issues, most with prices realised.

HK$500-800

1265

A group of Stanley Gibbons auction catalogues including the award-winning collection of Mongolia formed by W. H. Adgey Edgar and an important collection of Hong Kong formed by Mr. R. H. Buxton, most with prices realised.

HK$600-900

1266

1978-86, a group of Feldman (Zurich) auction catalogues comprising specialised sections of Tibet, Hong Kong and Treaty Ports (Dr. Shek Estate), “Mandarin” collection of Large Dragons, Mongolia collection formed by E.N. Tolman, most with prices realised.

HK$1,200-2,000

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1938 White Full Sun of Nationalist China first printing 1c. violet, two examples, one unused without gum as issued and one used., fine to very fine. Yang NC3. Photo HK$3,200-4,000

1268

1945 “Pei-Tsn-Miao” Overprinted “Temporary Used” on Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Puppet Menkiang Government set of two, unused uniform toning on gum side, still fine. Yang NC15-16 . Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1269

1945 Victory large format $1 chestnut on brown paper horizontal pair, imperf with clear margin, fine unused without gum as issued. Yang NC17f . Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1270

1945 Victory large format $1 chestnut on brown paper horizontal pair, imperf with clear margin, variety printed on both sides, fresh and fine unused without gum as issued. Yang NC17g. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

1271

An used and unused assembly of 1946 Victory small format with various values up to $200, in six blocks of four and a block of six, including $1 dull red imperf., good condition in general. Yang NC25, NC26, NC28, NC32, NC33, NC37, NC38. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1272

1938 (6 Jul.) neat envelope used locally in Hopeh bearing Pingshan Provisional Postage Stamp 5c. single, cancelled by native c.d.s., showing on reverse circular letter box h.s. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

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1946 (5 Apr.) envelope to Tientsin (9.4) bearing on reverse Victory small format $50 brown horizontal pair, cancelled by “Kiaohe” bilingual c.d.s. Yang NC35. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1274

1946 (28 May) envelope to Tientsin (4.6) bearing on reverse Victory small format $100 single, cancelled by “Chin-Ki-Cha/Xianhsien” c.d.s. Yang NC37. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 Ki Tung Area

1275

1948 Tangshan handstamped surcharge on Victory small format narrow space $4000 on $5, and wide space $3000 on $3 vertical pair with margin at right, fine to very fine unused (3). Yang NC108, NC101.

Photo HK$1,600-2,400

1276

1949 Tangshan surcharge wide spacing in wooden-chop $2000 on $500 and $4000 on $500 suingels (unused), and in rubber-chop $2000 on $500 block of four (used), fine. Yang NC120, NC123, NC132. Photo HK$1,600-2,400

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1949 Tangshan handstamped overprint “Complimentary for Soldiers” both large and small characters on $1500 on 20c. green, “Ki Tung “ reading from left to right, fine unused. Yang NC151-NC152. Photo HK$800-1,200 Chin-Ki-Lu-Yu Border Area

1278

1947 (1 Feb.) Chairman Mao with harvest design $2 deep brown, $20 rose red horizontal pair (lightly creased) and $60 rose pink, fine unused. Yang NC228, 231, 236. Photo HK$600-1,000

1279

1947 (1 Feb.) Chairman Mao with harvest design $2 deep brown (on white paper) and $200 brown (on newspapaer), both in pairs with one sideways, fine unused. Yang NC228, NC239. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1280

1946(c.) envelope to Tientsin (part arrival c.d.s. on reverse) bearing 1946-47 big characters, narrow space surcharge $10 on Bird on Globe 5 (50c.), cancelled by “Hopeh” c.d.s., fine. Yang NC216. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 Chin Sui Border Area

1281

1946 Chairman Mao first printing $80 rose-red and $100 spple-green, fine to very fine unused. Yang NC260-261. photo HK$500-800

1282

1947 surcharge on Chairman Mao first printing $500 on $3 blue, fine to very fine unused. Yang NC263. photo HK$5,000-6,000 People’s Posts

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1949 (Jan.) used group of Hotseh surcharge “North China People’s Post” on Chairman Mao issues, including harvest design $1 on $60 rose-pink, $5 on $80 grey-brown, $6 on $2 deep brown and on $40 light brown; and on Pingshan print $6 on $500 yellow orange, $12 on $200 violet (2, with different shades and both unused). Yang NC307-310, 317, 318. Photo HK$2,800-3,500 1949 Shih Ka Chang Infanary and Industry $3 violet and $6 pale claret horizontal pairs, both showing pre-printing paper fold varieties, fine unused. Yang NC328, NC330. Photo HK$1,600-2,200 281

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1949 Peking surch. on Dr. Sun issues 50c. on 5c. to $100 on $100 set of nineteen, fine to very fine unused. Yang NC333-351.

HK$1,600-2,400

1286

1949 Peking surch. on Dr. Sun issues $2 on $20 block of four, key value of the set, fine to very fine unused. Yang NC335. Photo HK$800-1,200

1287

A group of 1949 Peking surch. on Dr. Sun issues showing different surcharge varieties including doubling, offsetting sloping and mispalacing, an interesting assembly. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1288

1949 Peking surcharged with “Temporarily used for_Yuan” on Dr. Sun Yat-Sen issues with new value $4 on $5 slate green block of twenty-four, with surcharged dramatically shifted upwards, uniform toning, but still a fine copy of variety multiple, unused without gum as issued. Yang NC354var. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

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1949 Peking surcharges with “Temporarily used for_Yuan” on Dr. SYS issues with new value, $6 on $10 rose red in block of four, surcharge shifted to top, very fine unused without gum as issued. Yang NC355A. HK$300-500

1290

A group of 1949 Peking surch. “Temporarily Used For _Yuan” on Dr. Sun issues showing different surcharge varieties including inverted and mispalaced; also with $20 on 50c.orange marginal block of eight (4x2) bearing sheet number, fine to very fine unused. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1291

1949 Peking surcharged ‘Temporarily Used For’ on Dr. Sun issues set of eight, the key value $200 on $4 orange brown used while others unused without gum as issued, also a small gorup of 1949 Peking surcharged on Dr. Sun issues with new value bearing surcharge varieties such as misplacing and doubling. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

1292

1949 Peking surcharged ‘Temporarily Used For’ on Dr. Sun issues $30 on $20 single and horizontal pair showing double surcharge variety, fine to very fine unused. Yang NC396 var.

HK$600-1,000

1293

1949 (Apr.) envelope bearing on reverse Tientsin surch. on Money Order $6 on $20 single, tied by “Tientsin” bilingual c.d.s., “Peiping” arrival c.d.s. (8.4) alongside. Yang NC324.

HK$500-800

1294

1949 (27 Apr.) envelope from Tientsin registered. to Peiping (28.4), on reverse franked with Shih Kia Chang 50c. purple block of four and Peking surcharged on SYS $10 on $300 blue green, tied by bilingual “Tientsin” fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1295

1949 (2 Aug.) envelope from Tangshan registered to Tientsin (3.9), on reverse franked with Peking surcharged on SYS ‘Limited For Use In Northeast’ $20 on 50c large block of ten, tied by ‘Hopeh/ Tangshan’ dotted rim d.s., envelope well trimmed at top but not affecting any stamp and cancellation.

Photo HK$2,000-3,000

1296

1949 (10 May) envelope from Tientsin to Singapore via Hong Kong (24.5), on reverse franked with Peking surcharged on SYS $6 on $10 (3), tied by “Tientsin/A14” dotted rim d.s, unusual. Photo HK$4,500-6,000

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1949 (24 May) envelope from Peiping to Tientsin (25.5), on reverse franked with Peking surcharged on SYS $1 on 25c black brown in pair and $6 on $10 rose red (3), tied by bilingual “Peiping” c.d.s. Photo HK$800-1,200

1298

1949 (2 June) envelope from Peiping to Tientsin, on reverse franked with Shih Kia Chang $6 pale claret (9) and Peking surcharged $2 on 20c yellow green in pair, tied by bilingual “Peiping” dotted rim d.s,. bilingual “Tientsin” roller machine cancellation on Shih Kia Chang issues. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1299

1949 (15 June) envelope from Tientsin registered to Peiping (16.6), on reverse franked with Peking surcharged on SYS $20 on $20 olive block of four, tied by small-size bilingual “Tientsin” c.d.s, a small fragment of registration receipt attached. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1300

1949 (16 June)envelope from Tientsin to Hong Kong, on reverse franked with Peking surcharged on SYS $4 on $5 slate green block of four and a pair of $12 on $1 blue, tied by bilingual “Tientsin” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1301

1949 (17 June) envelope registered locally in Peiping, franked with Hotswch surcharged ‘North China People’s Post’ on Chairman Mao, Pingshan print $12 on $200 violet red, Peking surcharged on SYS ‘Limited For Use In Northeast’ $2 on 20c yellow green block of four, and International Labour Day $60 yellow brown, tied by bilingual “Peiping” c.d.s, This envelope had been reused, and thus another bilingual “Loyang” dotted rim d.s. had been shown as diffused from the bottom. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1302

1949 (20 June) envelope from Peiping to U.S.A.,bearing Shih Kia Chang 50c purple in pair, Peking surcharged on SYS 50c. on 5c. lake, $1 on 25c. black brown, $3on 50c. orange, $18 on $3 brown, and International Labour Day $80 blue green, tied by bilingual “Peiping (2)”’ c.d.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

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1949 (2 Aug.) registered envelope sent locally in Tientsin, on reverse franked with Peking surcharged on SYS $4 on $5 deep green, $20 on 50c orange (3), $40 on 25c blackish brown and $6 on $10 rose red, tied by bilingual “Tientsin” dotted rim d.s. , a small part of registration receipt attached, showing on front bilingual “Tientsin/ index “D” arrival c.d.s. of same day. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

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1949 (23 Aug.) envelope from Peiping to Tientsin, on reverse franked with Shih Kia Chang $10 apple green (4) and Peking surcharged on SYS $10 on $300 blue green, tied by bilingual “Peiping”’ c.d.s, alongside bilingual ‘TIENTSIN/24.8.49’ machine roller arrival cancel. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1305

1949 (9 Sept.) envelope to U.S.A., franked with Peking surcharged on SYS $10 on $300 apple blue green, International Labour Day $40 deep blue single and $100 violet in pair, tied by “Hopeh/ Tunghsien” dotted rim d.s. Photo.

HK$1,000-1,500

1306

1949 (10 Sept.) envelope from Peiping to Tientsin (11.9), on reverse franked with Shih Kia Chang $3 violet strip of three, and Peking surcharged on SYS $1 on 25c black brown and $20 on $20 olive in pair, tied by bilingual “PEIPING” c.d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1307

1949 (10 Sept.) envelope from Qinhuangdao to Tientsin, on reverse franked with Peking surcharged on SYS “Limited For Use In Northeast” $40 on 25c. blackish brown and $1 on 25c. blackish brown block of ten, tied by “Hopeh/ Qinhuangdao” dotted rim d.s. . Photo HK$2,000-3,000

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1949 “28th Anniv. of C.C.P.” perf. set of seven and Peking surch. “Temporarily used for” $30 on 20c., on 1949 (3 Nov.) registered envelope to Peking, cancelled by “Tientsin” bilingual c.d.s., showing on reverse arrival c.d.s. and large size “Tientsin Industial Exhibition” commemorative cancellation in purple.Yang NC381-387, 396. Photo HK$800-1,200

1309

1950 (11 Jan.) envelope from Shansi to Tientsin (12.1), on reverse franked with Peking surcharged on SYS $80 on $1 blue strip of five, and Tien An Men $100 carmine single, tied by the char. “Shansi/ Dahtong” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$2,400-3,200

1310

1950 (5 Aug.) parcel receipt bearing on front and back Tien An Men $2000 (4), $5000 (3) and Parcel Post $100,000, cancelled by “Ya Bu Lik” c.d.s., total $123,000 representing payment of the postage fee for the parcel of value $43 million. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1311

1949 Field Workers and Factory $5000 horizontal strip of three on 1950 (29 Aug.) airmail envelope to U.S.A, also bearing Train and Postal Runner Shangahi print $50 marginal pair and People’s Republic surch. issues, cancelled by bilingual “Shanghai” dotted rim d.s., fine. Photo HK$800-1,200

1312

1949 (June) Peking surcharge on Parcel Post stamps with highway design $400 on $8,000,000 (unused) and 500 on $10,000,000(used). Yang NCP2-NCP3. Photo HK$1,800-2,600 East China Shantung Area

1313

1944-47 surcharges on Shantung War Time Post Chairman Mao $5 on 50c. brown (character surcharge type A), variety vertical surcharge wide spacing fine unused. Yang EC30 var. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

1314

1948 (27 Feb.) pieces (4) bearing “Temporarily Used For” surch. in red on Chu Teh War Time Post $3on 10c. and $10 on 10c.; and Ciaotung Martyrs Monument $1 and $2, cancelled by “Shantung/ Shihkiuso” c.d.s. Yang EC72, EC73, EC85, EC86. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1315

1947/9 Shantung machine surcharge with large character “Yuan” in two vertical lines and new value $100 on $20 purple block of six, unused without gum as issued. Yang EC121. Photo HK$500-800

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1947/9 Shantung machine surcharge with large character “Yuan” in two vertical lines and new value $200 on $5 orange block of six, unused without gum as issued. Yang EC122. Photo HK$500-800

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1947/9 Shantung machine surcharge with large character “Yuan” in one vertical line and new value $800 on $10 light blue marginal block of six, unused without gum as issued. Yang EC129.

HK$600-1,000

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1947-49 Shantung handsurcharged in one vertical line (small “Yuan”) on Chairman Mao $1,000 on $20, fine unused. Yang EC142. Photo HK$600-1,000

1319

1944 (10 Mar.) envelope sent within Hopeh Province, bearing on reverse Shantung War Time Post, Chairman Mao first printing 50c. vertical pair, cancelled by “Hopeh/Lianzhen” fotted rim d.s., very fine, rare. Photo HK$10,000-12,000

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Central Kiangsu Area : 1945 (1 Apr.) Su-Chung surcharge “Confidential for Internal Use” Unit issue imperf. on Brown Torch, fine unused. Yang EC276. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

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1949 (23 Jun.) envelope to Zhejiang bearing Su-Nan surch. on Su-Wan Train $2 on 50c. (3) and on Money-Order $8 on $1 (3), cancelled by “Jiangsu/Minhang” dotted rim d.s. Chan EC352, EC354.

Photo HK$4,000-5,000 People’s Posts

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1949 Train and Postal Runner Tientsin print $5 brown block of twelve (6x2), significant paper fold variety, unused without gum as issued, very fine appearance. Yang EC408 var. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

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1949 7th Anniv. of Shantung Postal Administration imperf. $5 dull brown vertical pair with Chinese character “War” overprinted (instead of “Post”), fine unused. Yang EC376var. Photo HK$3,000-3,800

1949 (1 Aug.) 22nd Anniv of People’s Liberation Army $70 orange corner single, misperf. variety, very fine unused. Ynag EC444var. Photo HK$2,000-2,800 1949 Chairman Mao San Yick printing $150 orange and $200 grey in marginal blocks of ten and six respectively, both blocks with variety showing complete offset on reverse, very fine unused, rare. Yang EC453-454. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1949 Kiang-Kwai Post issue $3 Chairman Mao and $5 Chu Teh in tête-bêche pairs, unused without gum as issued. Yang EC475a, 476a. Photo HK$800-1,200

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1949 Kiang-Kwai Post issue $3 Chairman Mao and $5 Chu Teh blocks of four, both in two tête-bêche pairs, unused without gum as issued. Yang EC475a, 476a. Photo HK$1,600-2,400

1328

1949 (7.7) Junk stationery card to Shanghai local with indicia covered by Liberation of Nanking and Shanghai $5 (imperf. at bottom), cancelled by large circular commemorative h.s. in violet, unusual.

Photo HK$600-800

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1949 (31 Jul.) envelope to Shanghai (3.8) bearing on reverse Train and Postal Runner Tientsin print $30 single, cancelled by “Ningpo/ Fenghua” dotted rim d.s.

HK$800-1,200

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1950 (16 Feb.) Chairman Mao $40 stationery card to Shanghai local, uprated with Chairman Mao San Yick print $500 single, cancelled by “Russo-Chinese Stamp Exhibition/ Shanghai Temporarily (P.O.)” c.d.s. Photo HK$400-600

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1950 (13 May) envelope to U.S.A.,bearing East China, Shanghai surcharged on SYS $1,000 on $50 prusian green (3), and mixed with South Central China, Worker Peasant Soldier Kuo Kwong 2nd print $100 green, tied by char. “Kiangxi” dottedted rim d.s., “Canton” transit on reverse. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

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1950 (14 June) envelope from Shanghai to U.S.A., bearing East China Chairman Mao, San Yick print, $500 bluish grey strip of three and Shanghai surcharged on SYS ‘Chinese People’s Post, East China’ $1,600 on $2,000 apple green single, tied by bilingual “Shanghai”’ dotted rim d.s., a fine example of late usage, fine. Photo HK$800-1,200 Northwest China

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Sinkiang : 1949 handstamped overprints on U.P.U. $1 marginal block of six, fine tied by bilingual “Tihwa” dotted rim d.s. Yang NW94. Photo HK$1,500-2,000 Northeast China

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1946 Chairman Mao 1st print $1 rose violet perf. and imperf. singles, the imperf. sngle with preprinting paper fold variety, unused without gum as issued. Yang NE1, NE5var. Photo HK$800-1,200

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1947 (4 May) 28th Anniv. of Students’ Movement in Peking University $10 to $50 set of three, master die proof in black and coloured die proof, both sets with fresh appearences. Yang NE30P-NE32P. Photo HK$22,000-26,000

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1947 22nd Anniv. of Nanking Road Incident imperf. in marginal pairs set of eight on newspaper; most pairs showing misplaced for the red propaganda slogan, the $2 and $5 pairs also with the slogan double printed on reverse; plus a $2 single with the slogan completely missing and a $100 corner pair on white paper with imprint, overall fine to very fine unused. Yang NE51a-NE58a, NE58. Photo HK$30,000-40,000

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1947 22nd Anniv. of Nanking Road Incident miniature sheet, longer than normal showing crop mark at upper right, the $20 basic design misplaced to left and kissing the $30; and the red propaganda slogan also misplaced, fine unused. Yang NE59M var. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

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1947 22nd Anniv. of Nanking Road Incident miniature sheet printed on unwatermarked rough paper, showing obvious pre-printing paper fold variety, fine unused. Yang NE59Mc var. Photo HK$20,000-28,000

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1947 22nd Anniv. of Nanking Road Incident miniature sheet, variety printed on both sides, front has $5 double impression and $30 largely missing; and the reverse missing $2, $5, $30 and $50 basic design with $10 and $20 printed double, fine unused, a remarkable variety. Yang NE59Md var. Photo HK$26,000-35,000 291

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1947 The 10th Anniv outbreak of War with Japan, imperf. set of three missing $50 grey-blue, in blocks of four, unused without gum as issued, very fine and rare. Yang NE64a, NE65a, NE67a. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

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1947 Outbreak of War with Japan miniature sheet on newspaper, pre-printing papaer fold, the $30 mispalced lightly upwards, fine unused. Yang NE68Md var. Photo HK$32,000-40,000

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1947 Outbreak of War with Japan miniature sheet on newsprint paper, printed on both sides, $30 and $50 missing on front and showing on reverse $10 and $30, fine unused. Yang NE68Mh. Photo HK$24,000-30,000

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A small mint accumulation of Chairman Mao 3rd to 5th surcharged issues (25), most in blocks of four and all bearing surcharge varieties, comprising 3rd surch. $300 on $90 blue block of four with one stamp “3” missing in “300.00”, 4th surch. $1,500 on $150 pale-red single with surch. inverted and block of four with character transposed, $2,500 on $300 blue-green blocks of four with character transposed and 5th surch. $2,500 on $10 blue block of four with one stamp “2” missing in “2500.00”, an interesting assembly. Yang NE119d, NE126a, f, NE127b, c, NE130a. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

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1949 Communist Party Anniv. $1500 red, grey-purple and blue in blocks of four (4 blocks), three blocks with different printing varieties such as missing part of basic design; also $6500 carmine, pink and blue in blocks of four (2 blocks) with one block with additional inking in violet, overall very fine unused. Yang NE148, NE150. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

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1949 Communist Party Anniv. $1500 red, grey-purple and blue in complete sheet of ninety with margins all round, the basic design lightly shifted to left, very fine unused. Yang NE148var. Photo HK$10,000-12,000

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1949 Communist Party Anniv. $1500 crose, violet and blue in complete sheet of ninety with margins all round, the violet part largely shifted to left, very fine unused. Yang NE148var. Photo HK$50,000-60,000

1347

1949 (Sept.) Factory $1500 orange in complete sheet of one-hundred, with misperf. variety, very fine unused. Yang NE154. Photo HK$7,000-8,000

1348

1949 (Sept.) Factory $1500 orange in complete sheet of one-hundred, with signficant misperf. variety, notably the vertical imprint at bottom left included in the stamps, very fine unused and rare. Yang NE154. Photo HK$8,000-10,000 293

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1356 1352

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1947 (5 Dec.) registered envelope to Harbin bearing 1st surch. on Chairman Mao 1st print $50 on $2 (damaged) and 2nd print $20 vertical pair, cancelled by “Yanki” c.d.s., registration h.s. at lower right corner, alongside scarce “Harbin/Special City” unframed c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

1350

1948 (2 Nov.) envelope to Tientsin (11.4) bearing 5th surch. on Chairman Mao 1st print $500 on $2 (3), cancelled by “Harbin” c.d.s., probably the earliest commercial usage of the issue ever recorded, fine.

Photo HK$3,500-4,500

1351

1948 (22 May) ennvelope to Yantai bearing Chairman Mao 3rd print $50, cancelled by “Harbin Taowai” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1352

1949 (17 Mar.) entire printed matter to Shenyang bearing Chairman Mao 2nd print $500, cancelled by “Paichengtze” c.d.s., showing “Shenyang Special City” arrival c.d.s. (19.3), fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1353

1949 (15 May) red band envelope to Shantung bearing International Labour Day $1500, cancelled by “Antung” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1354

1949 (25 May) airmail envelope (with original enclosure) to Shenyang (27.5), bearing International Labour Day $1500, cancelled by “Changchun” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1355

1949 (5 Jun.) envelope to Hwahsien bearing Chairman Moa 5th print $1,500, cancelled by c.d.s., envelope centrally folded with considerable staining and soiling. Yang NE136. Photo HK$800-1,200

1356

1949 (2 Nov.) ennvelope used locally in Shenyang bearing Chairman Mao 4th print $1000, cancelled by native c.d.s., showing arrival c.d.s of “4 Nov” on reverse, fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1357

1949 (4 Nov.) ennvelope used locally in Shenyang bearing Chairman Mao 5th print $1500, cancelled by native c.d.s., showing arrival c.d.s of “5 Nov” on reverse, fine. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1358

1949 a group of envelopes (7), each bearing single franking of various Chairman Mao and surcharge issues, cancelled by native c.d.s., condition a little mixed. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1359

1950 (27 Mar.) entire printed matter to Shenyang (28.3) bearing surcharge on Chairman Mao 5th print $2000 on $4500 corner single, cancelled by “Haicheng” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$2,800-3,500

1360

1950 (28 and 29 May) a pair of debit note (uncut) for postage for newspapaer delivery within Shenyang and outside the city, bearing on front and back Production in Field and Industry $10,000 and $50,000 (6), and 6th surcharge on Chairman Mao $20,000 on $4,5000, cancelled by “Shenyang” c.d.s., representing payment of the postage fee. Photo HK$6,000-7,000

1361

1950 (1 Jun.) envelope (opened out) to Japan bearing Tian An Men $5000 (6, a horizontal pair and a block of four), cancelled by “Harbin” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1362

1950 (13 Jun.) envelope to Korea bearing 6th surch. on Chaiman Mao $2000 on $300 (2) and Tian An Men $5000 (5), cancelled by “Shenyang” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

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1950 (14 Jun.) envelope to Japan bearing 6th surch. on Chaiman Mao $200000 on $4500 and Tian An Men $2000 (2) and $5000, cancelled by “Harbin” c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1364

1950 (18 Dec.) envelope (opened out) to Japan bearing Tian An Men $5000 and $10000 (2) cancelled by “Harbin” c.d.s., with detention notice attached, unusual. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1365

1951 (13 Feb.) envelope (opened out for display) to Japan bearing Tien An Men $10,000 and $20,000, cancelled by c.d.s. Yang NE178, NE180. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1366

1951 (24 Mar.) registered envelope to Tientsin (26.3) bearing Tien An Men $2,500, $5,000 and $10,000, cancelled by c.d.s. Yang NE166, NE177, NE178. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1367

1951 envelope (opened out for display) to Japan bearing Tien An Men $12,500 (2), cancelled by “Harbin”c.d.s. Yang NE179. Photo HK$5,000-6,000 Local Posts

1368

1369

Liao Ning Post : 1946 (Aug.) Tung Hua printing $2, $5 and $10 set of three, the $5 with sheet margin at left and all with large margins, fine to very fine unused, a choice and very scarce set. Yang NE219NE221. Photo HK$100,000-130,000

1368 1946 (Oct.) Antung first printing Chu Teh imperf. $1 deep blue proof printed on thick native paper, with wide margin at right , fine and scarce. Yang NE240P. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1370

1371

1372

East Liaoning Post : 1946 (Oct.) Antung first printing Chu Teh $1 deep blue corner block of fourfrom the upper left of the sheet, imperf. horizontally and in top margin, fine unused. Yang NE240var. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

East Liaoning Post : 1946 (Oct.) Antung first printing Chu Teh $1 deep blue vertical strip of three from the foot of the sheet, imperf. horizontally and in sheet margin, fine unused. Yang NE240b. Photo HK$5,000-6,000 East Liaoning Post : 1947 Antung second printing Chu Teh and Chairman Mao $10 rose-red on coloured paper, in block of six, fine used by “Antung” c.d.s. Yang NE256. Photo HK$10,000-13,000

1372 297

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1946 Antung first printing Chu Teh rouletted $1 deep blue on a commercial envelope to Peiping, cancelled by “Antung Province” c.d.s., very fine and rare. Photo HK$50,000-60,000

1374

A collection of 1948(c.) “Pagoda” money order stamps with local overprint “Limited for Use in Notheast” or “Changchun”, including a surcharge $1000,000 on $500 red block of four, mint, confition fine. Photo.

HK$10,000-12,000 Port Arthur and Dairen

1375

1946 (Apr.) A collection of Liao Ning Post handstamped surcharge on stamps of Japan, comprising 20c. on 3s. to $15 on 40s. basic set of six, $1 on 17s.surcharged in violet and unlisted 20c. on 30f. and $1 on12f., mostly used; also with $1 on 17s.surcharged in carmine block of four cancelled by very early c.d.s. (10.4), plus two pieces and an unaddressed envelope, overall fine to very fine. Yang AD1-AD2,a, AD3-AD6. Photo HK$7,000-9,000

1376

1946 (Apr.) Liao Ning Post handstamped surcharge on stamps of Japan 20c. on 3s. marginal block of six (3x2), very fine unused. Yang AD1. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1377

1946 (15 Aug.) 1st Anniv. of Japanese Surrender set of three in corner blocks of twenty (5x4) from the bottom right of the sheet, showing some constant varieties such as mssing dot at the left of “Ba” and “Chung” replaced by “Nian”, very fine unused, rare in large multiples. Yang AD13- AD 15. Photo HK$30,000-40,000

1378

1379 1380

1946 35th Anniv. of Chinese Revolution (Double Tenth) $1 on 6f. marginal block of ten (2x5), four stamps with different surcharge varieties (most not recorded in catalogue), notably the bottom stamp at right with characters “Ji” retouched and bigger “Nian”, very fine unused. YangAD16, a. Photo HK$2,000-2,800 No Lot

1948 (15 Nov.) “Chinese Postal Administration Kwantung Posts and Telegraph” small characters surcharge $10 on 2f. and $50 on 1f., set of two, both with surcharge characters on the top row transposed (the two at left), used , fine and very rare. Yang AD41a, AD42a. Photo HK$20,000-26,000

1380 1381

1949 Production and Communication $5 to $50 set of three in blocks of four, fine to very fine unused; also including three used sets and additional $50 singles (3), fine cancelled by “Darien” postmarks. Yang AD49- 51. Photo HK$6,000-7,000

1381 299

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1949 Workers- Peasants- Soldiers Kuo-Kwong 2nd print $100 corner block of fifteen (3x5), canclled by “Tientsin” c.d.s. Yang CC84. Photo HK$400-600

1383

1949 Hankow surcharge on Workers- Peasants- Soldiers and Star set of twenty, fine unused; also “Honan People’s Post” surch. on Workers- Peasants- Soldiers $7 on $16 to $70 on $30. Yang CC98CC120. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1384

1949 (30 Nov.) envelope to Shanghai (9.12) bearing Kuo-Kwong print Workers- Peasants- Soldiers $50 pair and Star $200, canclled by bilingual “Kiukiang” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1385

1949 Liberation of Hankow, Wuchang and Hangyang imper. set of six on 1950 (4 Mar.) envelope to Czechoslovakia (9.4) via Hong Kong and (8.3) and Egypt, cancelled by “Swatow” bilingual c.d.s., fine.

Photo HK$10,000-12,000

1385 1386

1950 (11 Jun.) envelope to Da Kong (11.6) bearing Kuo-Kwong print Star $200 pair, mixed with “Chinese People’s Post, East China” surch. $400 on $200, cancelled by “Honan/Kaifeng” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$600-1,000

1387

Local Posts — Hupeh : 1949 (Apr.) Yun-Meng handstamped surcharge $50 on Revenue 5c. purple corner block of four, fine unused. Yang LCC14. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1388

Local Posts — Kiangxi : 1949 (Jul.) Liukiang surcharge on Dr, Sun and Revenues $3 on $5000 to $100 on $25 set of fifteen, fine unused. Yang LCC39-51. Photo HK$800-1,200 South China

1389

1949 (4Nov.) Liberation of Canton (Guangzhou) $20 brown vertical pair, cancelled by “Guangzhou” first-day d.s., the lower stamp with scratched surface; also a smalll gorup of its surcharge issues, with perforation made locally. Photo HK$3,000-3,800 301

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1949 (17 Nov.) registered envelope to Hong Kong bearing on reverse Liberation of Canton (Guangzhou) $50 imperf. pair and Dr. Sun Yat-sen Silver Yuan Hwa Nan print 10c. pair, cancelled by “Swatow” bilingual c.d.s. An extraordinary scarce commercial cover with mixed franking of Silver Yuan and Liberated Area issues. Chan S25; Yang SC4. Photo Swatow was liberated on 24 October 1949.

HK$60,000-80,000

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1949 (3 Dec.) envelope to Macau (6.12) bearing on reverse Worker-Peasant-Soldier Kuo-kwong 1st print $30 yellow-green, Five Pointes Star Kuo-kwong print $370 and Liberation of Canton $100 blue, all in pairs, cancelled by “Canton” bilingual c.d.s., fine. Yang CC68, CC73, SC5. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 South China

1392

1393

A collection of 1950 (Jan) Liberation of Southwest and its surcharge issues with different varieties including $50 horizontal pair with pre-printing paper fold, $100 with misperf., $150 on $30 with imperf. at left margin and $300 on $20 with surcharge mispalced, dine to very fine unused. Yang SW13var, SW15 var, Sw17b, SW19var. Photo HK$3,500-4,000

1949 Kwei-Yang surch. on Dr. Sun and Flying Geese Silver Yuan issues with “People’s Post” and new value $29 on 2c. to $2,000 on $10 set of five, very fine unused. Yang SW50-54. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 People’s Republic 1950 Tien An Men 4th print, $800 orange marginal block of four, variety complete offset on reverse, very fine unused. Yang R25var. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1394

1395

1951 Tien An Men 5th printing $10,000 to $200,000 (R5) set of six, unused without gum as issued, fine. Yang R30-R35. Photo HK$28,000-32,000

1396

1955 Workers, Peasants and Soldiers regular issue perf. 12½ (Shanghai printing) 8f., fine unmounted mint,Yang R59. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1397

1969 Cultural Revolution Regular issues (2nd series) 4f. imperforate colour trial proof on ungummed paper, corner block of four, double-print variety, fine and rare. Yang R114P var. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1395

1394

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1396 303

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1986 Folk House 1st series 1Y complete sheet of sixty (10x6), variety printed on gum side; the stamp at upper left corner also with face value almost completely disappeared, very fine unmounted mint, Yang R201. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

1399

1400

1950 $20,000 on East China Production $10,000, unused without gum as issued, fresh, fine to very fine appearance. Yang SC7. Photo HK$2,400-3,000

1401

1402

1950 $20,000 on East China Production $10,000, unused without gum as issued, fresh, fine to very fine appearance. Yang SC7. Photo HK$2,400-3,000

1950 $20,000 on East China Production $10,000, variety without surcharge (unissued), fine to very fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Yang SC7a. Photo HK$5,000-6,000 1950 $20,000 on East China Production $10,000, variety without surcharge (unissued) in block of four ,very fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. A rare multiple. Yang SC7a. Photo HK$35,000-40,000

1403

1950 Surcharged on Northeast China First Central print $50 on $20c. green, $100 on $3 brown, and $400 on $200 red- brown, all in pairs and with surcharge misplaced varieties, fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Yang SC8, 12, 23. Photo HK$4,500-6,000

1404

1950 Surcharged on Hong Kong Asia print $200, basic stamp design with printing variety showing broken frameline at left, fine unused. With normal stamp for comparison. Yang SC26. Photo HK$15,000-18,000

1405

1950 Surcharged on East China Postal Transport issues $100 on $15 and $300 on $50, both showing surcharge doubling in different extent, fine unused. Yang SC41, SC42. Photo HK$1,600-2,000

1406

Officially Sealed label in block of four, unused, fine and unusual. Photo

1407

1949 First Session of Chinese Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Political Consultative Conference (C1) original print, set of four in marginal blocks of eight bearing large part imprint, fine to very fine unused without gum as issued.

Yang C1-C4. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1408

1950 Commemorating Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Political Consultative Conference (for Northeast China) set of four (C2NE) marginal blocks of four wither bearing part impint or sheet number, very fine and fresh unused without gum as issued HK$10,000-13,000

1407

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1950 Commemorating Inauguration of People’s Republic $800 to $3000 (C4), complete set of four, fine to very fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Yang C23-C26. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

1410

1950, First Anniversary of the People’s Republic (C6) reprint $400 horizontal pair, variety the flag design printed on the reverse, pristine, exceptionally rare as only a half sheet of twenty-five with this variety (clearly not the common “offset” variety) is ever recorded. A stunning showpiece. Photo

Originally discovered and documented by the famous Canadian dealer, Kasimir Bileski, when he acquired a large holding of reprint sets directly from the Chinese Philatelic Agency in the 1950’s.

HK$26,000-35,000

1410A

1950 First National Postal Conference (for Northeast China) $2500 and $5000 (C7NE), set of two in corner blocks of ten from the upper left of the sheet with imprint, very fine unused without gum as issued. Yang C49-C50.

HK$5,500-7,000

1410

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1412

1950 Sino-Soviet Treaty for Northeast China (C8NE) reprint set of three in blocks of fifteen (5x3) from the foot of the sheet, showing sheet numbers fine to very fine unused without gum as issued. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1413

1955 5th Anniv. of Sino-Soviet Treaty (C32) 8f. Chairman Mao and Stalin singles (2) with two different shades, unused without gum as issued (one hinged), fine. Yang C123. Photo HK$4,500-5,500 1957 30th Anniversary of Founding of People’s Liberation Army (C41) 4f. to 8f., set of four in blocks of four, two blocks with margins, unused without gum as issued, very fine. Yang C147-C150. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1414

1958 140th Birthday of Marx (C46) set of two in corner singles from the bottom left of the sheet, bearing sheet number, fine to very fine unused without gum as issued. Yang C163-C164. Photo HK$2,400-3,000

1415

1958 Kuan Han Ching miniature sheet, fine unused without gum as issued. Yang C50M. Photo HK$1,000-1,500 307

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1417

1418

1958 International Union of Students Congress (C54) 8f., error showing wrong inscription, cancelled by c.d.s. of “60.3.15”, probably the latest date ever recorded, fine appearance, scarce. Yang C180a.

Photo HK$20,000-28,000 1958 (21 Aug.) People’s Republic Postage Department Issue 43 including notification of issuance of International Union of Students Congress 8f. and 22f. (C54) on 1 Sep., 8f. image attached clearly showing the “wrong” inscription. Photo On 28 Aug., People’s Republic Postage Department urgently requested all post offices not to sell the issues but there were a few already sold in remote area such as Inner Mongolia and Liaoning.

HK$15,000-20,000

1959 P.R.C. Anniv. (5th series) 20f. (C71), ine and fresh unused without gum as issued, a tiny spot on reverse noted for accuracy. Yang C233.

HK$800-1,200

1419

1960 25th Anniv. of Zunyi Meeting (C74) 4f. to 10f. complete set of three in blocks of four, all blocks with imprint margin at left, fresh, fine to very fine unused. Yang C252-C254. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1420

1960 50th Anniv. of International Working Women’s Day (C76) 22f. single, basic stamp design misplaced upwards, unmounted, fine. Photo HK$3,000-3,800

1421

1961 Table Tennis Championships (C86) miniature sheet fine used with the special first day cancellation in red. Yang C86M. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1422

1962 Stage Art of Mei Lanfang (C94) 4f. to 50f. complete perforated set of 8, very fine and very fresh unmounted mint, a few faint marks on the reverse noted for accuracy. Yang C307-C314. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1423

1962 Mei Lan Fang (C94) set of eight, unmounted mint; 22f. with faint tone spots, otherwise fine.

Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1424

1962 Stage Art of Mei Lanfang (C94i) imperforate 20f. to 50f. high-value short set of four, with ample margins all round, very fine used. Yang C311i-C314i. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1425

1964 15th Anniv. of the People’s Republic (C106) 8f. se-tenant strip of three in block of ten with imprint, missing two 8f. singles (Yang C346) to form four strips, fine and fresh unmounted mint. Yang C344-346. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

1425

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1967 Liu Yingjun (C123) 8f. set of six with imprint at bottom, unmounted mint, fresh and very fine.

Yang C397-C402. Photo HK$6,000-7,000

1427

1960 Chrysanthemums (S44) 4f. to 52f. complete set of eighteen, each bearing imprint margin at bottom, fresh surface colours, fine to very fine unused. Yang S210-S227. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1428

1960 Chrysanthemums (S44) 4f. to 52f. complete set of eighteen, each bearing corner margin at bottom left (20f. blue at bottom right with sheet number), fresh surface colours, fine to very fine unused. Yang S210-S227. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

1429

1961 Tang Dynasty Pottery (S46) 4f. to 50f. complete set of eight in imprint pairs, very fine and fresh unmounted mint. Yang S230-S237. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

1430

1961 Rebirth of Tibetan People (S47) 4f. to 30f. complete set of five, fine and fresh unmounted mint.

Yang S238-S242.

HK$1,200-1,500

1431

1961 Rebirth of Tibetan People (S47) 4f. to 30f. complete set of five in blocks of four, all blocks with imprint margin except the 20f., fresh, fine to very fine unused. Yang S238-S242. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

Ex 1431 1432

1962 Chinese Folk Dances (S49) 4f. to 50f. complete set of six in corner marginal blocks of four from the lower right of the sheet, 50f. showing sheet number, fresh unused. Yang S246-S251.

HK$300-500

1433

1963 Children’s Day (S54) perf. 4f. to 20f. set of twelve in marginal blocks of four, unused without gum as issued with sheet requisition number, fine to very fine. Yang S267-S278. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1434

1963 Children’s Day (S54i) imperf. 4f. to 20f. set of twelve, 8f. “Umbella and Bag” with error serial no.

(12-3) instead of (12-8), very fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Yang S267i-S278i. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1435

1963 Chinese Folk Dances (S55) 4f. to 50f. complete set of six in corner marginal blocks of four, fresh unused, also with its official first day covers (2). Yang S279-S284.

HK$400-600

1436

1963 Hwangshan Landscapes (S57) 4f. to 50f. set of sixteen, unmounted mint. Yang S305-320. Photo HK$6,000-8,000 311

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1438

1963 Hwang Shan Landscapes (S57) 4f. to 50f. set of sixteen, very fine and fresh mint (lightly hinged).

Yang S305-S320. Photo HK$4,000-5,000 1963 Golden Hair Monkey 8f. to 10f. perf. (S60) set of three in marginal blocks of six, the 8f. and the 22f. blocks also with imprint, unmounted mint, fresh, very fine. Yang S333-S335. Photo HK$2,800-3,800

1439

1964 Chinese Peonies (S61) miniature sheet, very fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Yang S61M. Photo HK$11,000-14,000

1440

1964 Chinese Peonies (S61) miniature sheet, very fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Yang S61M. Photo HK$11,000-14,000

1441

1964 Chinese Peonies (S61) miniature sheet, very fine and fresh unused without gum as issued. Yang S61M. Photo HK$11,000-14,000 1964 Yanan (S65) set of six in marginal blocks of four with sheet requisition number, unmounted mint, fine to very fine. Yang S373-S378. Photo HK$600-1,000

1442

1443

1965 Women on Industrial Front (S71) set of five in imprint singles from the bottom of the sheet, very fine and fresh unused. Yang S405-S409. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1444

1950 (1 Aug.) “Service Des Postes.” registered envelope to Holland (9.9), via Canton (6.8) bearing Defend World Peace (C5) set of three, cancelled by “Peking” bilingual c.d.s., showing handstruck “First Day Cover” unframed h.s. in violet adjacent, very fine. Photo HK$5,000-7,000

1445

1952 (2 Oct.) registered first day cover to Hong Kong bearing Asian- Pacific Peace Conference (C18) set of four, cancelled by “Shanghai” native c.d.s., fine. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1446

1958 (31 May) envelopes (2) sent locally in Tianjiang, each bearing 8th National Congress of Chinese Trade Union 4f. and 8f. singles, cancelled by native c.d.s., fine first month usage. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1446

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1958 (25 May) first-day airmail envelope to England bearing 8th National Congress of Chinese Trade Union sets of two (2 sets) and Air 28f., cancelled by “Shanghai” c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$3,500-4,500

1448

Three C-series official first day covers, namely 1958 (1 May) Monument of People’s Heroes (C47), 1959 (8 Mar.) International Women’s Day (C59) and 1963 (17 Nov.) First thletic Meet of New Emerging Forces (C100), fine.

HK$1,000-1,500

1449

1962 (26 Feb.) 80th Birthday of Lu Xun (C91) 8f. on official first day cover registered to Shijiazhuang (27.2), bearing on reverse three other stamps, cancelled by Peking native c.d.s.

HK$400-600 WWW.SPINK.COM

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 1450

1451

1964 (29 Nov.) registered airmail first day cover to Kweiyang (3.12) bearing 20th Anniv. of Liberation of Albania (C108) set of two, cancelled by “Peking” native c.d.s., neat and very fine.

HK$500-800

1956 (15 Jun.) first-day cover from Shanghai to Japan, bearing Peking Views (S15) 4f. to 8f. set of four (8f. Tien An Men issued in 1957), cancelled by Shanghai native c.d.s. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1452

1960 (30 Apr.) airmail first day cover to Sichuan (2.5) bearing Soviet Moon Rocket and Interplanetary Station (S39) set of two, cancelled by “Peking” native c.d.s., neat and very fine.

HK$600-1,000

1453

1963 Butterf lies (S56) complete set of twenty on eight first day covers from Beijing to Tokyo, addressed to Japan Philatelic Society, five with arrival c.d.s. on reverse, very attractive. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

1454

1964 (8 Mar.) “China Philatelic Company” printed matter first-day envelopes (2) airmail from Beijing to Brazil (16.3), bearing Women- Members of the People’s Commune (S64) set of six and other issues, cancelled by Beijing native c.d.s., fine.

HK$500-800

1455

1456

1457

1964 Peonies (S61) enlarged artist’s print of the miniature sheet (210x295mm) in near issued colours, with the artist’s signature and seal at foot; some light ageing. A desirable example of this ever-popular sheet.

HK$7,000-10,000

1458

1459

1965 People’s Liberation Army (S74) marginal set of eight on 1967 (5 Dec.) philatelic envelope to Hong Kong, cancelled by “Canton” c.d.s. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1967 Liu Ying-Chun (C123) set of six enlarged artist’s prints, hand-coloured with the artist’s signature and seal at foot; some light tone spotting in places. A scarce set.

HK$9,000-11,000 1967 “Long Live Invincible Chairman Mao’s Thoughts” (W1) set of eleven, comprising Chairman Mao 8f. marginal single and two unfolded marginal se-tenant strips of five from the left of the sheet, the red strip c.t.o. while the gold strip (brilliant untarnished) is extremely fine and fresh unmounted mint.

Yang W1-W11. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

1967 Our Great Teacher (W2) Chairman Mao with Red Guards, in horizontal strip of five with imprint at both sides, variety perforation misplaced, trimmed at bottom and face value omitted. very fine and fresh unmounted mint, extremely unusual. Yang W15. Photo HK$20,000-26,000

1459

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Ex 1461 Ex 1460

1462

1465

1464

1463 1460

1967 “Long Live to Chairman Mao” (W4) 4f. to 52f. set of five, 52f. bearing sheet number, fine to very fine and fresh unmounted mint. Yang W23-W27. Photo HK$1,600-2,200

1461

1967 Poems of Chairman Mao (W7) complete set of fourteen, very fine and fresh unmounted mint.

Yang W39-W52. Photo HK$18,000-22,000

1462

1967 Poems of Chairman Mao (W7) 8f. Beidaihe corner single bearing sheet requisition number “12”, the key value of the set, very fine and fresh unmounted mint. Yang W49. Photo HK$10,000-13,000

1463

1968 Anti-American Declaration (W9) 8f. very fine and fresh unmounted mint; also with 1967 Long Live Chairman Mao (W2) issues (3). Yang W13, W15, W17, W54. Photo HK$3,500-4,500 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1968 Directives of Chairman Mao 8f. se-tenant strip of five (W10), used, bright colours, affixed to an airmail envelope to which it does not belong. Photo HK$6,000-10,000

1465

1968 Chairman Mao Goes to Anyuan (W12) 8f. marginal block of four with imprint and sheet number, folded along vertical perfs, fine to very fine and fresh unmounted mint. Yang W61. Photo HK$7,000-8,500

1466

1968 Chairman Mao Goes to Anyuan (W12) 8f. block of fifteen from the top of the sheet with imprints and sheet number, unmounted mint, fine to very fine, a good large multiple of this popular stamp.

Yang W61. Photo HK$50,000-60,000

1466 1467

1968 “Whole Country is Red” 8f. (W14), used with partial c.d.s. at bottom right, leaving the design clear, vivid colours, rebacked, very fine and fresh appearance, a very choice example of this popular stamps. Yang W63. Photo Within the first half day of its issue in Beijing, the editor of the China Atlas Press had discovered that there were geographical inaccuracies in the map (the Archipelagos of Xisha and Nanshi were omitted).

The stamp was withdrawn almost immediately. However, some post offices had already sold the stamps before the official date of issue. It has also been surmised that another reason that the stamp was withdrawn was that notwithstanding its name, Taiwan is coloured white rather than red.

HK$380,000-420,000

Expertisation: Hung’s Stamp certificate (1987).

1467 317

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1468

1469

1471

1470 1473

1472

Ex 1474

1468

1967 (25 Jun.)”Guozi Shudian” printed-matter envelope, enclosed with Peking Review Issue 26 (issued on 23.6), from Beijing to U.S.A, bearing Long Live Invincible Chairman Mao’s Thoughts (W1) 8f. and 2nd National Games (C116) 20f., fine. Yang C377, W11. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1469

1967 (4 Aug.) “Guozi Shudian” printed-matter envelope from Beijing to U.S.A, bearing Chairman Mao and Poem 8f. and Hwang Shan Landscapes (S57)30f., fine. Yang S319, W13. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1470

1967 (7 Aug.) “Guozi Shudian” printed-matter envelope from Beijing to France bearing Long Live Chairman Mao 4f., Xinanjiang 20f. and Reghular 1f., fine. Photo HK$500-800 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1968 “Guozi Shudian” printed-matter envelope from Beijing to U.S.A, bearing Mao Goes to Anyuan (W12) 8f., uncancelled because of the original regulations not to cancel the adhesive (later changed because of reuse of the stamps) and Regular 5f., fine. Yang W61, R99. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1472

1968 (2 Aug.) airmail envelope to Greece (20.8) bearing Long Live to Chairman Mao (W4) 52f. single franking, cancelled by “Dairen” c.d.s., showing machine roller arrival on reverse, fine. Photo HK$2,400-3,000

1473

1968 (18 Aug.) printed “Mao’s Thought” envelope from Wuhu to Shanghai bearing on reverse Instruction from Chairman Mao (W10) 8f. (2), cancelled by native c.d.s. Yang W58-59. Photo HK$2,000-2,800

1474

Chairman Mao in Uniform (W4) 4f. to 52f. set of five on four envelopes and a postcard, showing the various rates comprising 4f. local rate, 8f. domestic letter rate, 35f. overseas rate (on aerogramme to France), 43f. airmail postcard rate (to Italy) and 52f. overseas airmail letter rate (to France). A very fine representation (5 covers or card). Yang W23-W27. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

1475

Chairman Mao in Uniform 4f. to 52f. (W4) set of five on five envelopes and Chairman Mao’s Instruction (W13) on a philatelic envelope, all cancelled by c.d.s., including a 8f. single franking for domestic letter rate and a 52f. single franking for overseas airmail letter rate (6 covers). Yang W23W27, W13. Photo HK$7,000-9,000

1476

1969 -72 domestic envelopes (5), of which three with original enclosures, each bearing W-series frankings (all with imprints), including Our Great Teacher (W2) 8f., Sea Depends on the Helmsman (W8) 8f., Lin Bao Inscription (W11) 8f. (on patriotic envelope), Plenary Session Communique (W16) 8f.+ Regular 4f. (3) for registered mail and Revolutionary Youth (W21) 8f., a nice range of these popular envelopes with W-series adhesives. Yang W18, W53, W60, W68, W81, R98. Photo HK$20,000-28,000

Ex 1475 1476

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1480

1479

1483 1477

1969 Tian An Men 4c. stationery cards with “Long Live to Chairman Mao” unframed overprints in red, complete set of three, unused, very fine.

HK$500-800

1478

No Lot

1479

1968 (2 May) voucher with Chairman Mao’s economic policy printed, with batches of train tickets affixed on for reimbursement of $8, “Cash paid” framed h.s. in red tied. Photo HK$1,800-2,200

1480

1972 (29 May) voucher with Chairman Mao’s economic policy printed, with batches of bus and train tickets affixed on for reimbursement of $31.2, “Cash paid” framed h.s. in red tied. Photo HK$1,600-2,000

1481

A group of multicoloured poster during Cultural Revolution period (5), viewing recommended.

HK$500-800

1482

1972 “Talks at Yanan Forum on Literature and Art” (N8) 8f. set of six, unmounted mint, very fine.

Yang N33-N38.

HK$600-900

1483

1973 White-haired Girl (N13) complete set of four, unmounted mint, very fine. Photo WWW.SPINK.COM

HK$800-1,200

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1488 1485

1488A 1487 1484

1972 Red Flag Canal (N12) 8f. set of four, fresh and fine unmounted mint. Yang N49-N52.

1485

1973 (1 Jun.) Children’s Songs and Dances (N19) 8f. set of five in strip on “China Stamp Expot Company” first-day registered airmail envelope to U.S.A. (6.6), very fine. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1486

1973-74 first day envelopes (3) each bearing complete sets of N-series including White-haired Girl (N13), Giant Panda (N14) and Barefoot Dcotors (N18), neat and fine.

HK$1,000-1,500

1487

1978 New Outlook of Water Country (T34) set of five in complete sheet of forty, unmounted mint, fine. Yang T157-T161. Photo HK$800-1,200

1488

1980 Year of the Monkey (T46) 8f. horizontal pair with sheet margin at foot, unmounted mint, good gold colour, usual offset on reverse, very fine. Yang T234. Photo HK$20,000-24,000

1488A

HK$500-800

1980 Year of the Monkey (T46) artist’s die proof of the Macque monkey, signed by the artist at foot along with his seal and numbered “056”, very fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000 321

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Ex 1490

Ex 1489

Ex 1491

Ex 1492

1493

1495

1494

1496 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1977 Anniv. of Death of Chairman Mao set of six (J21) in unfolded complete sheets of 40, very fine unmounted mint. Yang J78-J83. Photo HK$10,000-12,000

1490

1978 5th National Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Congress of PRC (J24) set of three in unfolded complete sheets of fifty (4), total 200 sets, unmounted mint, fine. Yang J89-J91. Photo HK$10,000-15,000

1491

1978 Learn from Comrade Lei Feng (J26) set of three in unfolded complete sheets of fifty (6), total 300 sets, unmounted mint, fine. Yang J95-J97. Photo HK$24,000-30,000

1492

1978 Learn from Comrade Lei Feng (J26) set of three in complete sheets of fifty, unmounted mint, fine. Yang J95-J97. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

1493

1979 National Anthem (J46) 8f. in complete sheet of twenty-eight, unmounted mint, fine. Yang J129.

Photo HK$1,800-2,400

1494

1980 Exhibition of China in U.S.A. (J59) 8f. and 70f. in sheetlets of twelve, unmounted mint. Yang J161-162. Photo HK$6,000-8,000

1495

1978 Galloping Horses miniature sheet, unmounted mint, fine to very fine. Yang T28M. Photo HK$2,800-3,200

1496

1978 Arts and Crafts (T29) miniature sheet, fine to very fine unmounted mint. Yang T29M. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1497

1978 Arts and Crafts (T29) miniature sheet, unmounted mint, bright colour, fresh and very fine. Yang T29M. HK$1,500-2,000

1498

1978 Arts and Crafts miniature sheets (2), very fine used. Yang T29M.

1499

1979 Camellias of Yunnan (T37) miniature sheet, very fine unmounted mint. Yang T37M. Photo HK$1,200-1,500

1500

1980 Qi Baishi (T44) miniature sheet, very fine unmounted mint. Yang T44M. Photo

HK$1,500-2,000

1500

1499

323

HK$1,500-1,800

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1501

1504

1503

Ex 1506 1501 1502

1507

1980 Qi Baishi (T44) miniature sheet, very fine unmounted mint. Yang T44M. Photo

HK$1,500-1,800

No lot

1503

1980 Lotus (T54) $1 miniature sheet, unmounted mint, very fine. Yang T54M. Photo

1504

1980 Lotus (T54) $1 miniature sheet, unmounted mint, very fine. Yang T54M. Photo

HK$1,200-1,500 HK$1,200-1,500

1505

1980 White Flag Dolphin (T57) 8f. and 60f. in sheetlets of twenty, unmounted mint. Yang T278-279 HK$1,000-1,500

1506

1981-84 Lunar New Year first series consecutive run of four including Year of the Cock (T58), Dog (T70), Pig (T80) and Rat (T90), the former three in vertical strip of five from corner of the sheets and the last in two marginal strips of three, fine to very fine unmounted mint. Photo HK$2,600-3,500

1506A

1981 Year of the Cock booklet, very fine unused. Yang SB3.

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HK$1,200-1,500

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Ex 1510

1512

1513

1507

1991 The Achievements in Socialist Construction Fourth series (T165) 20f. horizontal pair with sheet margin at top, variety misperf., very fine unmounted mint. Photo HK$500-800

1508

A mint collection of miniature sheets from 1979 onwards with better items including the 4th PRC national Games (J43M) and the West Chamber (T82M).

1509

Booklets: 1980-91 in a complete run. Yang SB1-18. Photo

1510

1511

HK$5,000-8,000

A group of official first day covers with better item such as that bearing “Beauties Wearing Flowers” miniature sheet (T89M), also including 1982 “World Assembly on Ageing” 8f. stationery envelope (JF2). Photo 1993 Centenary of Birth of Mao Zedong set of two in complete sheets of 40, very fine unmounted mint.

HK$400-600

1512

1997 Steel Outputs Exceed 100 Million Tons (1997-22) progressive colour proofs (3) for 50f. “Ancient Metallurgy”, very fine. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1513

1998 Police (1998-4) progressive colour proofs (4) for 200f. “Border Gardians”, very fine. Photo HK$6,000-7,000 325

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Ex 1515

Ex 1514

1517

1514

2004 Year of the Monkey (2004-1) complete shhets of twenty-four, total 11 sheets; very fine unmounted mint. Photo HK$9,000-10,000

1515

2004 Year of the Monkey (2004-1) miniature sheetlets of six, total 10 sheetlets; very fine unmounted mint. Photo HK$3,500-4,000

1516

2004 Year of Monkey (2004-1) and the Festival of Pure Brightness on the River (2004-26) minitature sheetlets, with imperf. variety.

HK$800-1,200

1517

2011-1 Year of the Rabbit in booklet pane of twenty, with full selvedge at three sides (a few tears at left), fine unused, rare; also with the normal booklet. Photo HK$15,000-18,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1519

1518

1520 1519A 1518

2011-4 $1.2 miniature sheetlet, with a few varieties including cropping error, imperf.and basic stamp design misplaced, rare. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1519

2011 27th Asian International Stamp Exhibition (2011-29) $6 miniature sheets, total four sheets without cropping, rare. Photo HK$8,000-10,000

1519A

2011 27th Asian International Stamp Exhibition (2011-29) $1.2 marginal block of six with imprint, showing significant misplacement in the boy design, fine and rare. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1520

2012 Waxwing and Peace Dove (2012-5) $1.2 minitature sheetlet of sixteen, showing pre-printing paper fold at the last row, very fine and fresh unmounted mint. Photo HK$800-1,200

1521

1900s-2000s An assortment of miniature sheets (20+) with better items such as 2002 Hukou Waterfall, fine to very fine unmounted mint.

HK$1,000-1,500 327

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A comprehensive mint or used collection in two printed Schaubek albums, better sets including 1965 2nd National Games (C116), 1967 “Long Live Invincible Chairman Mao’s Thoughts” (W1), 1971 Communist Party Anniv. (N4) and 1980 Year of the Monkey (T46), good condition in general. Viewing recommended.

HK$60,000-80,000

1523

A selection on fine used with sets of 1959 Anniversary of People’s Republic (2), 1960 Goldfish, Chrysanthemums (2), 1962 Mei Lan Fang, 1963 Butterf lies, Cuban Revolution (2), Hwangshan Landscapes (2), 1964 Peonies (2), Petroleum Industry (2), Hydro-electric Power Station (2), People’s Republic (2), 1965 Liberation Army (2), Second National Games, Victory over Japan; fine and attractive. (220).

HK$10,000-12,000

1524

A mint or used collection in a lighthouse album, comprising mainly J and T series issues, including miniature sheets, with better items such as 1978 Galloping Horses (T28M) and 1982 Year of the Dog (T70) in complete sheet of eighty (folded), condition fair to good.

HK$28,000-35,000

1525

A collection of mainly mint and used stamps from C&S to J&T series, better unused items including 1964 15th Anniv. of Founding of People’s Republic (C106) 8f. se-tenant strip of three (3) and 1978 Galloping Horses set of ten and miniature sheets; useful used items including 1959 10th Anniv. of Founding of People’s Republic (C71) 20f.single and 10th Anniv. of Chinese Young Pioneers (C64) 4f. to 8f. set of six in marginal blocks of eight, 1962 Mei Lanfang perf. (C94) set missing 50f., 1963 Huangshan (S57) set missing 30f., condition mixed.

HK$5,000-6,000

1526

A collection of People’s Republic on printed leaves, 1947-66, the early issues are reprints, later issues are incomplete and includes some North-East China; good quantity, a few hundred.

HK$3,000-4,000

1527

An assortment three sets of early and valuable T-series issues, including 1975 Rural Women Teachers (T9) 8f. set of four, 1976 Workers, Peasants and Soldiers Go to College (T18) 8f. set of five and 1978 Galloping Horses (T28) 4f. to 70f. set of ten, all unmounted mint, fresh and fine.

HK$800-1,200

1528

An album containing J and T series from 1975 onwards, excluded most notably the 1980 Year of the Monkey and without miniature sheets, stamps unmounted mint, bettem sets including 1980 Qi Baishi and 1981 Dream of Red Mansions, etc., condition ranged from very good to very fine.

HK$1,000-2,000

1529

A small group of unused C and S issues, including 1955 50th Anniv. of Red Cross Society of China (C31) 8f. marginal single (2), 1962 Architecture of Ancient China: Bridges (S50) set of four with imprint margins and Red-Crowned Cranes set of three, and1964 Workers Unite! (C104) marginal set of two, condition fine to very fine.

HK$800-1,200

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A mint or unused and used assembly with many better sets, including (used unless otherwise indicated), 1956 Ancient Scientists minitature sheets set of four, 1958 Monument of People’s Heros miniature sheets (2), 1960 Goldfish, 1961 40th Anniv. of C.C.P. (3), 1962 Red-crowned Cranes, 1963 Giant Panda perf. (unused), Golden Hair Monkey perf. (2, both mint) and imperf., Children perf. (unused) and imperf. (2), 1963 Cuba (2), 1964 Yanan and Xinanjiang Hydro-Electric Power Station, 1965 2nd P.R.C. National Games (2), Mountaineering and Women (both unused), 1966 Women (unused corner set), 1967 3rd Five-Year Plan and No. 3211 Drilling Team, 1969 Red Lantern, 1971-73 unused sets of N-series issues (8), some minor faults as to be expected on this kind of assembly with much very fine. A valuable assembly worth careful inspection.

HK$8,000-12,000

1531

An used collection of S-series complete sets (3) including Goldfish (S38) and Chrysanthemums (S44).

HK$1,000-1,500

1532

A mint collection of C and S-series complete sets with better items such as 1961 tri-Coloured Pottery of Tang Dynasty (S46) and 1962 Red Crowned Cranes (S48).

HK$1,500-2,000

1533

A mint collection of C and S-series complete sets comprising 1960 50th Anniv. of International Working Women’s Day (C76), 1960 Pig Breeding (S40) and 1962 Red Crowned Cranes (S48).

HK$1,500-2,000

1535

1961 Mongolia (C89) and 1962 45th Anniv. of October Revolution (C95), total four sets (2 sets each), fine to very fine unused.

1536

A mint collection of C, S and N-series bearing imprints, better items including 1961 50th Anniv. of 1911 Revolution and 1972 Red Flag Canal.

HK$3,500-4,500

1537

A small selection of C-series issues including 1957 30th Anniv. of People’s Liberation of Army (C41) and 1959 Grand Inanguration (C71), unused without gum as issued; also with 1967 3rd Five-Year Plan (C118) and 1966 1st Sports Meet of New Emerging Forces of Asia (C121), both fine used.

HK$1,200-1,500

1538

A gorup of J and T-series issues including large blocks of Lunar New Year issues, also with 1992 and 1995 year books.

HK$800-1,000

1539

No Lot

1540

No Lot

1541

A loose group of mostly PRC stamps, also including a few Republic and Liberated Area issues, mainly used.

HK$800-1,200

1542

A selection on mostly unmounted sets from 1992 “Year-order” series, also including early P.R.C. stamps, some in complete unmounted sets such as 1973 Talks at Yanan Forum and Giant Panda, and a substantial volume of used singles comprising 1960 Goldfish, Chrysanthemums 1963 Butterflies and 1964 Peonies. Viewing recommended.

HK$3,000-4,000

1543

A large collection of mint and unused stamps, also a few Republic and foreign issues, authenticated and graded in the formats of paper certificate issuance or box seal by Professional Stamp Experts from U.S.A. HK$200-400

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1544

Ex 1546

1550

1548

1551

1549

1552 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1952 (30 Oct.) People’s Republic in black overprinted on East China in red overprinted on Dr. Sun Yatsen stationery card, franked with $50 on $10 East China “San Yi Print” Chairman Mao (2, including one over the indicia) from Chongqing to Macau (13.11), with $50 surcharges on Money Order Stamps set of six on reverse, a rare card as bearing two overprints. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1545

A collection of Dr. Sun stationery cards (5), each with indicia tied by “Cancelled” h.s., fine.

1546

1970 unused 8f. stationery envelope, also with an unused East China Post $40 green stationery card and a Libertaed Area envelope. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

HK$1,500-2,000

Postal History 1547

1949 (1 Oct.) airmail envelope from Peking to Hong Kong, bearing North China 28th Anniv. of Chinese Communist Party $100 perf. horizontal pair, cancelled by Peking native c.d.s., alongside violet cancellation for commemorating inauguration of People’s Republic. A rare cover commercially used on the first day People’s Republic was founded. Photo HK$15,000-20,000

1547 1548

1949 Trade Union Conference $100 to $500 (C3) set of three in vertical pairs on 1950 (19.4) envelope registered from Swatow to Malta (14.6), mix franked with various Liberated issues (22, one damaged), a beautiful item. Photo HK$4,800-6,000

1549

1950 (20 Sep.) reverse of airmail envelope to Geneva (7.10) via Peking (21.9) bearing $20,000 on East China Production $10,000 and other issues, cancelled by “Tientsin” dotted rim d.s. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1550

1950 (6 Oct.) “Zung Chong Bank Ltd” printed envelope (with original enclosures) used locally in Shanghai, tied on front “Domestic Postage Paid/ Shanghai” h.s. of “11am”, showing on reserve “Shanghai/Sinan Road” of “2pm” and “Shanghai/Shek Men Yi Road” of “6pm”. A superb item highly sought after for postmark interests and Shanghai nostalgia. Photo HK$500-800

1551

1552

1951 (16 Feb.) Overseas Chinese Remittance (Qiaopi) envelope airmail from Thailand to Swatow (22.2) bearing on reverse Thailand 1Baht, cancelled by “Bangkok” c.d.s., alongside and on front good to fine strikes of their Remittance Agency cachet (4). Photo HK$2,000-3,000

1950 Overseas Chinese Remittance (Qiaopi) stampless envelope from Langkawi to Xiamen showing on reverse “ Overseas Chinese Remittance, Postage Paid/ Xiamen” d.s. and faint Remittance Agency cachet in red. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

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1557

1555 1554

1556 1553

A small group of 1950’s Overseas Chinese Remittance (Qiaopi) envelopes (5, one bearing Thailand stamps) from Southeast Asia countries such as Thailand and Singapore, mostly showing “ Overseas Chinese Remittance, Postage Paid/ Swatow” d.s. and various Remittance Agency cachet in red.

HK$3,000-4,000

1554

1949-54 envelopes (6) bearing native “Domestic Postage Paid” handstamp including Canton (Guangzhou), Foochow, Haihou and Tientsin. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1555

1950 envelopes from Mrs. Zela W. Workey in Foochow to Rev. W.H. Singer in Brazil, Ind., U.S.A. via Canton (2), one bearing Chairman Mao San Yi print $200 (2) and $500 single, another bearing Commemorating Inauguration of People’s Republic (C4) $1000 single, the latter with transit and arrival c.d.s. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

1556

1951 (9 Jan.) envelope to Hong Kong (23.1) bearing on reverse Chairman Mao San Yi print $500 and $300 surcharge on Hong Kong Asia print Unit stamp, the former stamp uncancelled as it was invalidated since Sep 1950 and squared by red crayon, alongside with Hong Kong Postage Due 20c. applied upon arrival and on front, showing framed “Posatge Due” in Chinese characters and Hong Kong “Posatge Due” h.s. in violet. Photo HK$2,200-3,000

1557

1951 (9 Nov.) envelope to Hong Kong bearing complete sets of surcharged on Shanghai Dah Tung and Hong Kong Asia prints, cancelled by “Shenyang” c.d.s., very fine. Photo HK$4,800-6,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1561

1564

1558

Ex 1560 1558

1952 (1 Jan.) “Via Paris-Air France” airmail envelope to Cameroun (16.1), bearing Tien An Men 1st print (R1) $1000 and $8000 and 4th print (R4) $2,000 horizontal pair (totalling $13,000, paying the correct postage rate for 10g airmail to other continents), all tied by “Harbin” native c.d.s., unusual destination and rare usage of R1 $8,000 on cover, very fine. Photo HK$2,000-3,000

1559

Military Mail : 1952 (8 Jan.) envelope to Chefoo (15.1) showing “Military Mail/06223” c.d.s,on reverse with printed “New Year Greetings” and “Involved proactively in Motherland’s production and construction, Fight for the glorious ‘role model’ title” propaganda slogan, fine and unusual. Photo HK$1,000-1,500

1560

1953 envelopes (4) each bearing Regular $100 single, cancelled by “Shanghai” dotted rim d.s., showing various framed propaganda h.s. alongside, fine to very fine. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1561

1953 (30 Apr.) envelope bearing Tien An Men $800 orange single from Shensi to Sining (2.6) via Sian (30.4), Tihwa (20.5) and Lanchow (1.6), cancelled by native dotted rim d.s. A special route displaying Bandit elimination in place. Photo HK$9,000-12,000

1562

1953 (Jun.) “Hubei Daily” printed envelope to Li Xiannian (Communist Party Secretary of Hubei Province from 1949ñ1954), showing on front unframed “Postage paid in bulk” h.s. in blue.

HK$1,200-1,600

1563

1954 (17 Sep) stampless envelope from Anhwei to Suzhou (18.9), showing on front unframed “Postage Due” h.s. in black, on reverse with Postage Due 2nd series $1,600 single applied upon arrival.

HK$1,200-1,500

1564

1954 (Nov.) “Military Remittance” envelope to Shanghai (16.11), tied by “Domestic Postage Paid/ Antung” h.s. in blue, fine. Photo 333

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1565

1566

1569

1570 1565

1955 (7 Oct.) airmail envelope to East Germany bearing on front and reverse Five Year Plan (S13) 8f.

(9), Ancient Chinese Scientists (C33) 8f. set of four and Tien An Men 6th print (R7) $800 (2), cancelled

by Beijing native c.d.s. A good and colourful example showing the mix frankings of old and new Renminbi. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1566

1956 (2 Jan.) envelope from Peking to France bearing 30th Anniv. of Death of Lenin (C26) $2,000 and Workers, Peasants and Soldiers Regular issue (R8) 2f. single, cancelled by native c.d.s.; a nice mixfranking of old and new Renminbi. Photo HK$1,200-1,800

1567

1956 (10 Feb.) envelope from Shenyang to Penglai bearing Tien An Men 6th print (R7) strip of four and Workers, Peasants and Soldiers Regular issue (R8) 4f. single, a nice mix-franking of old and new Renminbi, especially all stamps are from R-series, and also a good example of late usage of old currency.

HK$1,500-2,000

1568

1950s envelope used locally in Wuxi, bearing on reverse 1951 surch, on Money Order stamp $50 on $2 green block of four, cancelled by native c.d.s.

HK$500-800

1569

1962 (21 Dec.) envelope from Foochow to London bearing on reverse Kuan Han Ching (C50) 20f. (cut from miniature sheet) and Regular 2f., cancelled by native c.d.s. Photo HK$4,000-5,000

1570

1967 (6 Jun.) incoming airmail envelope from Germany registered to Peking, showing unframed â&#x20AC;&#x153;No delivery due to reactionary adhesivesâ&#x20AC;? bilingual h.s., unusual. Photo HK$4,000-5,000 WWW.SPINK.COM

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1979 Yunnan Camellias and 4th PRC Natinal Games, and 1980 Qi Baishi miniature sheets and Regular 20f. used on 1980 (13 Aug.) large printed matter envelope from Peking airmail to U.S.A., scarce commercial usage of the miniature sheets. Yang J43M, T37M, T44M, R154. Photo HK$3,000-4,000

1572

1983(31 Oct.) double-registered “printed matter” envelope airmail to Singapore (7.11) bearing on front vertical pairs of “Female Roles in Beijing Opera” (T87) complete set of eight, and on reverse complete sets of “Ancient Chinese Liberators” first series (J92) and “5th PRC National Games” (J93); and a vertical pair of “10th National Congress of Trade Union” (J98), tied by “Guangdong Sunwui” c.d.s.

Photo HK$700-1,000

1573

1995 (1 Aug.) express envelope sent locally in Jilin (4.8), bearing Folk House 10f., 20f., and 50f., and Military Postage stamp 20f., showing framed “Postal route interrupted due to flooding!” h.s. in black, fine and rare. Photo HK$500-800

1574

2014 a pair of double registered envelopes from Zhejiang, one bearing 2003 Plain Sailings (Z4) 80f.

(2, one with imperf. variety) and the other bearing 2004 Lavish Bloom (Z6) 80f. (2, one with misperf. variety); both envelopes also franked with 2014 “Year-Order” series.

HK$800-1,200

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A collection of envelopes showing a wide range of frankings for printed matter, registered and airmail envelopes, also including a stampless envelope with military cancellations. Photo HK$5,000-6,000

1576

A gorup of commercial envelopes (4) including 1955 (22Sep.) envelope sent locally in Chungking bearing old and new RMB currency stamps. Photo HK$1,500-2,000

1577

1954-67, a group of stampless covers (19), several with triangular military handstamps in purple, red or black, some propaganda or illustrated envelopes, various postmarks and other handstamps. Good condition in general.

HK$2,200-3,000

1578

A group of unaddressed first day covers (9), bearing various Chinese New Year issues, tied by special c.d.s. and showing handpainted illustration on front.

HK$1,800-2,400

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NAME ______________________________________________________

WRITTEN BIDS FORM

This form should be sent or faxed to the Spink auction office in advance of the sale.

References for new clients should be supplied in good time to be taken up before the sale. Bids received later than ____________________________________________________________ one hour before the start of the sale may not be processed.

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____________________________________________________________ YOU CAN ALSO BID IN REAL TIME ON SPINK LIVE.

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JUST VISIT WWW.SPINK.COM, REGISTER AND SIGN UP FOR THE SALE.

I understand that if my bid is successful the Purchase Price will be the sum of the final bid, buyer’s premium as a percenta

SALE TITLE

DATE

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I request Spink, without legal obligations of any kind on its part, to bid on the following Lots up to the price given below.

I understand that if my bid is successful the Purchase Price will be the sum of the final bid and Buyer’s premium as a percentage of the final bid, also a fee for bidding on the-saleroom.com only and fee for paying by credit card. The Rate of Premium is 20% of the final hammer price of each lot. I understand Spink will pursue me for payment for any successful bid. In addition, I understand and consent that Spink may share my personal details relating to the default with other auction houses and live bidding platforms to protect themselves from such defaults.

All bids shall be treated as offers made on the Terms and Conditions for Buyers printed in the catalogue. I also understand that Spink provides the service of executing bids on behalf of clients for the convenience of clients and that Spink will not be held responsible for failing to execute bids. If identical commission bids are received for the same Lot, the commission bid received first by Spink will take precedence. Please note that you will not be notified if the re are higher written bids received. I understand Spink will pursue me for payment for any successful bid.

BIDDERS PLEASE NOTE OUR EXTENSION CLAUSES IN OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR BUYERS PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY IN BLOCK LETTERS AND ENSURE THAT BIDS ARE IN HONG KONG DOLLARS Lot Number (in numerical order)

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Price Bid HK$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

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Please charge all purchases to my card Do not charge my card. I will arrange to send payment. (Spink will only charge your card should you default on the payment terms agreed) Please hold my purchased lots for collection

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PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY IN BLOCK LETTERS AND ENSURE THAT BIDS ARE IN HONG KONG DOLLARS Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid HK$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid HK$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid HK$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

BIDDING INCREMENTS Bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the following order although the auctioneer may vary the bidding increments during the course of the auction. The normal bidding increments are: HK$100 to HK$2,000 HK$2,000 to HK$3,000 HK$3,000 to HK$5,000 HK$5,000 to HK$10,000 HK$10,000 to HK$20,000 HK$20,000 to HK$30,000

by by by by by by

HK$100 HK$200 HK$200 or HK$300 HK$500 HK$1,000 HK$2,000

HK$30,000 to HK$50,000 HK$50,000 to HK$100,000 HK$100,000 to HK$ 200,000 HK$200,000 to HK$300,000 HK$300,000 to HK$500,000 HK$500,000 and up

by HK$2,000 or HK$3,000

by HK$5,000

by HK$10,000

by HK$20,000

by HK$20,000 or HK$30,000 at Auctioneer’s discretion

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THE PHILATELIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR BUYERS COLLECTOR'S SERIES These conditions set out the terms on which we (Spink China Limited of 4&5/F., Hua Fu Commercial Building, 111 Queen’s Road West, Hong Kong) contract with you (Buyer) either as agent on behalf of the Seller or as principal if we are the Seller. You should read these conditions carefully.

1 DEFINITIONS The following definitions in this condition apply in these conditions.

Buyer’s Premium

means the charge payable by you as a percentage of the Hammer Price, at the rates set out in clause 5.1 below;

Certificate of Authenticity

means a certificate issued by an Expert Committee confirming the authenticity of a Lot;

Expert Committee

means a committee of experts to whom a Lot may be sent for an extension in accordance with clause 3.4.3;

Forgery

means a Lot constituting an imitation originally conceived and executed as a whole with a fraudulent intention to deceive as to authorship, origin, age, period, culture or source where the correct description as to such matters is not reflected by the description in the catalogue and which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description in the catalogue. Accordingly, no Lot shall be capable of being a Forgery by reason of any damage and/or restoration work of any kind (including re-enamelling);

Hammer Price

means the amount of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer in relation to a Lot;

Lot Reserve

means any item deposited with us for sale at auction and, in particular, the item or items described against any lot number in any catalogue; the amount below which we agree with the Seller that the Lot cannot be sold;

Seller

means the owner of the Lot being sold by us;

Spink Group

Spink China Limited, Spink and Son Ltd, and our associated companies.

2 SPINK CHINA’S ROLE AS AGENT 2.1 All sales undertaken by us either at auction or privately are undertaken either as agent on behalf of the Seller or from time to time, as principal if we are the owner of the Lot. Please note that even if we are acting as agent on behalf of the Seller rather than as principal, we may have a financial interest in the Lot. 2.2 The contract for the sale of the Lot will be between you and the Seller.

3 BEFORE THE SALE 3.1 Examination of goods You are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which you are interested, before the auction takes place. Condition reports are usually available on request. We provide no guarantee to you other than in relation to Forgeries, as set out in clause 5.10 of these Terms and Conditions.

3.2 Catalogue descriptions 3.2.1 Statements by us in the catalogue or condition report, or made orally or in writing elsewhere, regarding the authorship, origin, date, age, size, medium, attribution, genuineness, provenance, condition or estimated selling price of any Lot are merely statements of opinion, and are not to be relied on as statements of definitive fact. Catalogue and web illustrations are for guidance only, and should not be relied on either to determine the tone or colour of any item. No lot shall be rejected on the grounds of inaccurate reproduction. No lot illustrated in the catalogue and online shall be rejected on the grounds of cancellation, centring, margins, perforation or other characteristics apparent from the illustration. Catalogue illustrations are for guidance only, and should not be relied on either to determine the tone or colour of any item or to reveal imperfections.

Estimates of the selling price should not be relied on as a statement that this price is either the price at which the Lot will sell or its value for any other purpose.

3.2.2 Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and the absence of such a reference does not imply that an item is free from defects or restoration nor does a reference to particular defects imply the absence of any others.

3.2.3 Other than as set out in clause 5.8, and in the absence of fraud, neither the Seller nor we, nor any of our employees or agents, are responsible for the correctness of any statement as to the authorship, origin, date, age, attribution, genuineness or provenance of any Lot nor for any other errors of description or for any faults or defects in any Lot. Every person interested should exercise and rely on his own judgment as to such matters.

3.3 Your Responsibility You are responsible for satisfying yourself as to the condition of the goods and the matters referred to in the catalogue description.

3.4 Extensions – Stamps only 3.4.1 If you wish to obtain an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity on any Lot (other than a mixed lot or lot containing undescribed stamps) you must notify us in writing not less than forty-eight hours before the time fixed for the commencement of the first session of the auction. If accepted by us, such request shall have the same effect as notice of an intention to question the genuineness or description of the Lot for the purposes of clause 5.9 of these Terms and Conditions and the provisions of clause 5.9 shall apply accordingly.

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3.4.2 Notice of a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity must give the reason why such opinion is required and specify the identity of your proposed expert which will be subject to agreement by us. We reserve the right, at our discretion, to refuse a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity including (without limitation) where the proposed expert is not known to us.

3.4.3 If we accept a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity we will submit the Lot to the Expert Committee. You acknowledge and accept that the length of time taken by an Expert Committee to reach an opinion will vary depending on the circumstances and in any event is beyond our control.

3.4.4 We will not accept a request for an extension on account of condition. Any Lot described in the catalogue as having faults or defects may not be returned even if an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity cites other faults or defects not included in the catalogue description, other than in the case of a Forgery.

3.4.5 Should Spink China Limited accept a request for an extension under the foregoing provisions of this paragraph, the fact may be stated by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to the sale of the Lot. 3.4.6 It should be noted that any stamp accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity is sold on the basis of that Certificate only and not on the basis of any other description or warranty as to authenticity. No request for an extension will be accepted on such a stamp and the return of such a stamp will not be accepted.

3.4.7 If you receive any correspondence from the Expert Committee in relation to the Lot, including but not limited to a Certificate of Authenticity, you must provide us with copies of such correspondence no later than 7 days after you receive such correspondence.

4 AT THE SALE 4.1 Refusal of admission Our sales usually take place on our own premises or premises over which we have control for the sale, and we have the right, exercisable at our complete discretion, to refuse admission to the premises or attendance at an auction.

4.2 Registration before bidding You must complete and sign a registration form and provide identification before making a bid at auction. Please be aware that we usually require buyers to undergo a credit check.

If you have not bid successfully with Spink in the past, or you are registering with us for the first time, we reserve the right to require a deposit of up to 50% of the amount you intend to spend. Such deposit will be deducted from your invoice should you be successful. If you are unsuccessful at auction, your deposit will be returned by the same means it was paid to Spink.

Some lots may be designated, prior to the auction, as “Premium lots”, which means a deposit may be required before placing a bid on the item for sale.

Information will be posted on our website in such an event.

4.3 Bidding as Principal When making a bid (whether such bids are made in person or by way of telephone bids operated by Spink, commission or online or email bids), you will be deemed to be acting as principal and will be accepting personal liability, unless it has been agreed in writing, at the time of registration, that you are acting as agent on behalf of a third party buyer acceptable to us.

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October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 4.4 Commission Bids If you give us instructions to bid on your behalf, by using the form provided in our catalogues or via our website, we shall use reasonable endeavors to do so, provided these instructions are received not later than 24 hours before the auction. If we receive commission bids on a particular Lot for identical amounts, and at auction these bids are the highest bids for the Lot, it will be sold to the person whose bid was received first. Commission bids are undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the sale, and the conduct of the auction may be such that we are unable to bid as requested. Since this is undertaken as a free service to prospective buyers on the terms stated, we cannot accept liability for failure to make a commission bid. You should therefore always attend personally if you wish to be certain of bidding. All commission bids should be sent to 4&5/F, Hua Fu Commercial Building, 111 Queen’s Road West, Hong Kong up till 24 hours prior to the sale.

4.12 Successful Bid Subject to the auctioneer’s discretion, the striking of his hammer marks the acceptance of the highest bid, provided always that such bid is higher than the Reserve (where applicable), and the conclusion of a contract for sale between you and the Seller.

4.5 On-line Bidding We offer internet services as a convenience to our clients. We will not be responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on the internet, including, without limitation, errors or failures caused by (i) a loss of internet connection by either party for whatever reason; (ii) a breakdown or problems with the online bidding software and/or (iii) a breakdown or problems with your internet connection, computer or system. Execution of on-line internet bids on www.spink.com and Spink Live is a free service undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the auction and we do not accept liability for failing to execute an online internet bid or for errors or omissions in connection with this activity. Buyers who acquire lots on the-saleroom.com will have a fee of 3% on the hammer price added to their invoice for using this facility.

4.14.1 Once your bid has been accepted for a Lot then you are liable to pay for that Lot in accordance with these Terms and Conditions. If there are any problems with a Lot then you must notify us within 7 days of receipt of the Lot, specifying the nature of the problem. We may then request that the Lot is returned to us for inspection. Save as set out in clause 5.8, the cancellation of the sale of any Lot and the refund of the corresponding purchase price is entirely at our sole discretion. We will not normally exercise that discretion if the Lot is not received by us in the same condition that it was in at the auction date.

4.6 Telephone Bids If you make arrangements with us not less than 24 hours before the sale, we shall use reasonable endeavors to contact you to enable you to participate in bidding by telephone, but in no circumstances will we be liable to either the Seller or you as a result of failure to do so.

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4.7 Currency Converter At some auctions, a currency converter will be operated, based on the one month forward rates of exchange quoted to us by Bank of China or any other appropriate rate determined by us, at opening on the date of the auction. Bidding will take place in a currency determined by us, which is usually Hong Kong dollars for auctions held in Hong Kong. The currency converter is not always reliable, and errors may occur beyond our control either in the accuracy of the Lot number displayed on the converter, or the foreign currency equivalent of Hong Kong dollar bids. We shall not be liable to you for any loss suffered as a result of you following the currency converter.

4.8 Video images At some auctions there will be a video screen. Mistakes may occur in its operation, and we cannot be liable to you regarding either the correspondence of the image to the Lot being sold or the quality of the image as a reproduction of the original.

4.9 Bidding Increments Bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the following order although the auctioneer may vary the bidding increments during the course of the auction. The normal bidding increments are: HK$100 to HK$2,000 by HK$100 HK$2,000 to HK$3,000 by HK$200 HK$3,000 to HK$5,000 by HK$200 or HK$300 HK$5,000 to HK$10,000 by HK$500 HK$10,000 to HK$20,000 by HK$1,000 HK$20,000 to HK$30,000 by HK$2,000 HK$30,000 to HK$50,000 by HK$2,000 or HK$3,000 HK$50,000 to HK$100,000 by HK$5,000 HK$100,000 to HK$ 200,000 by HK$10,000 HK$200,000 to HK$300,000 by HK$20,000 HK$300,000 to HK$500,000 by HK$20,000 or HK$30,000 HK$500,000 and up at Auctioneer’s discretion

4.13 After Sale Arrangements If you enter into any private sale agreements for any Lot with the Seller within 60 days of the auction, we, as exclusive agents of the Seller reserve the right to charge you the applicable Buyer’s Premium in accordance with these Terms and Conditions, and the seller a commission in accordance with the terms of the seller’s agreement.

4.14 Return of Lot

4.14.2 No lot may be returned on account of condition if the condition was stated by a third party grading company (including, but not limited to PCGS, NGC, ANACS, ICG, PMG, WBG).

5.1 Buyer’s Premium In addition to the Hammer Price, you must pay us the Buyer’s Premium at a rate of 20% of the final Hammer price of each lot, a fee of 3% on the hammer price total for using the-saleroom.com and a fee for paying by credit card.

5.2 Payment 5.2.1 You must provide us with your full name and permanent address and, if so requested, details of the bank from which any payments to us will be made. You must pay the full amount due on your invoice within seven days after the date of the sale. This applies even if you wish to export the Lot and an export license is (or may be) required.

5.2.2 You will not acquire title to the Lot until all amounts due to us have been paid in full. This includes instances where special arrangements were made for release of Lot prior to full settlement.

5.2.3 Payment should be made in Hong Kong Dollars by one of the following methods: (i) Direct bank transfer to our account details of which are set out on the invoice.

All bank charges shall be met by you. Please ensure that your client number is noted on the transfer. (ii) By cheque or bank draft made payable to Spink China Limited. Please note that the processing charges for payments made by cheques or bank drafts drawn on a non-Hong Kong bank shall be met by you. Please ensure that the remittance slip printed at the bottom of the invoice is enclosed with your payment. (iii) By Visa or Mastercard. A fee of 3% will be applied. By American Express, a fee of 4% will be applied. We are not responsible for any foreign exchange losses or charges that you may incur in connection with such card payments.

5.2.4 Payments should be made by the registered buyer and not by third parties, unless it has been agreed at the time of registration that you are acting as an agent on behalf of a third party.

4.10 Bidding by the Spink Group 4.10.1 We reserve the right to bid on Lots on the Seller’s behalf up to the amount of the Reserve (if any), which will never be above the low estimate printed in the auction catalogue.

4.10.2 The Spink Group reserves the right to bid on and purchase Lots as principal.

4.11 The Auctioneer’s Discretion The auctioneer has the right at his absolute discretion to refuse any bid to advance the bidding in such manner as he may decide to withdraw or divide any Lot, to combine any two or more Lots and, in the case of error or dispute, to put an item up for bidding again.

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5.3 Notification We are not able to notify successful bidders by telephone. While Invoices are sent out by mail after the auction we do not accept responsibility for notifying you of the result of your bid. You are requested to contact us by telephone or in person as soon as possible after the auction to obtain details of the outcome of your bids to avoid incurring charges for late payment.

5.4 Collection, Packing and Handling of Purchases 5.4.1 Unless specifically agreed to the contrary, we shall retain lots purchased until all amounts due to us, or to the Spink Group, have been paid in full. Buyers will be required to pay for their lots when they wish to take possession of the same, which must be within 7 days of the date of the sale, unless prior arrangements have been made with Spink. Without prior agreement, lots will not be released until cleared funds are received with regard to payments made by cheque.

THE PHILATELIC COLLECTOR'S SERIES 5.4.2 Lots may be collected from 4&5/F, Hua Fu Commercial Building, 111 Queen’s Road West, Hong Kong. In the event where a cheque or bank draft payable to Spink China Limited has been presented to us, unless we specifically agree to the contrary, no Lots shall be released before the cheque or bank draft has cleared where such funds have been credited into our bank account.

5.4.3 A purchased Lot shall be at your risk in all respects from the time of collection or the expiry of seven days from the date of sale, whichever is sooner, and neither Spink China Limited nor its employees nor agents shall thereafter be liable for any loss or damage of any kind, whether caused by negligence or otherwise, while any Lot is in or under their respective custody or control.

5.4.4 If required our shipping department may arrange shipment as your agent.

Although we may suggest carriers if specifically requested, our suggestions are made on the basis of our general experience of such parties in the past and we are not responsible to any person to whom we have made a recommendation for the acts or omissions of the third parties concerned.

5.4.5 We shall use all reasonable endeavors to take care when handling and packing a purchased Lot but remind you that after seven days or from the time of collection, whichever is sooner, the Lot is entirely at your risk.

5.4.6 It is the responsibility of the Buyer to be aware of any Import Duties that may be incurred upon importation to the final destination. Spink will not accept return of any package in order to avoid these duties. The onus is also on the Buyer to be aware of any Customs import restrictions that prohibit the importation of certain collectibles. Spink will not accept return of the Lot(s) under these circumstances. Spink will not accept responsibility for Lot(s) seized or destroyed

by Customs.

5.4.7 If the Buyer requires delivery of the Lot to an address other than the invoice address this will be carried out at the discretion of Spink.

5.5 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases 5.5.1 If you fail to make payment within seven days of your stipulated payment date set out in your invoice, we shall be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies: 5.5.1.1 to charge interest at the rate of 2% per month compound interest, calculated on a daily basis, from the date the full amount is due; 5.5.1.2 to set off against any amounts which the Spink Group may owe you in any other transaction the outstanding amount remaining unpaid by you; 5.5.1.3 we may keep hold of all or some of your Lots or other property in the possession of the Spink Group until you have paid all the amounts you owe us or the Spink Group, even if the unpaid amounts do not relate to those Lots or other property. Following fourteen days’ notice to you of the amount outstanding and remaining unpaid, the Spink Group shall have the right to arrange the sale of such Lots or other property. We shall apply the proceeds in discharge of the amount outstanding to us, and pay any balance to you; 5.5.1.4 where several amounts are owed by you to the Spink Group in respect of different transactions, to apply any amount paid to discharge any amount owed in respect of any particular transaction, whether or not you so direct; 5.5.1.5 to reject at any future auction any bids made by you or on your behalf or obtain a deposit from you before accepting any bids.

5.5.2 If you fail to make payment within thirty-five days, we shall in addition be entitled: 5.5.2.1 to cancel the sale of the Lot or any other item sold to you at the same or any other auction; 5.5.2.2 to arrange a resale of the Lot, publicly or privately, and, if this results in a lower price being obtained, claim the balance from you together with all reasonable costs including a 20% seller’s commission, expenses, damages, legal fees, commissions and premiums of whatever kind associated with both sales or otherwise, incurred in connection with your failure to make payment; or

5.7 Use of Default Information If you fail to make payment for a Lot in accordance with these Terms and Conditions 5.7.1 we reserve the right to refuse you the right to make bids for any future auction irrespective of whether previous defaults have been settled; and 5.7.2 you consent to us disclosing details of such default to other auctioneers and live bidding platforms, which will include your name, address, nature of the default and the date of the default.

Auctioneers or live bidding platforms who receive details of the default may rely on such information when deciding whether to enter into a transaction with you in the future.

5.8 Export License 5.8.1 You should always check whether an export licence is required before exporting.

5.8.2 Unless otherwise agreed by us in writing, the fact that you wish to apply for an export license does not affect your obligation to make payment within seven days nor our right to charge interest on late payment.

5.8.3 We will not be obliged to rescind a sale nor to refund any interest or other expenses incurred by you where payment is made by you despite the fact that an export license is required.

5.9 Refund in the case of Forgery 5.9.1 A sale will be cancelled, and the amount paid refunded to you if a Lot (other than a miscellaneous item not described in the catalogue) sold by us proves to have been a Forgery. We shall not however be obliged to refund any amounts if either (a) the catalogue description or saleroom notice at the auction date corresponded to the generally accepted opinion of scholars or experts at that time, or fairly indicated that there was a conflict of opinions, or (b) it can be demonstrated that the Lot is a Forgery only by means of either a scientific process not generally accepted for use until after publication of the catalogue or a process which at the date of the auction was unreasonably expensive or impracticable or likely to have caused damage to the Lot. Furthermore, you should note that this refund can be obtained only if the following conditions are met: 5.9.1.1 you must notify us in writing, within seven days of the auction date, that in your view the Lot concerned is a forgery; 5.9.1.2 you must then return the item to us within fourteen days, in the same condition as at the auction date; and 5.9.1.3 as soon as possible following return of the Lot, you must produce evidence satisfactory to us that the Lot is a Forgery and that you are able to transfer good title to us, free from any third party claims.

5.9.1.4 you must provide to us all evidence obtained by you that a Lot is a Forgery no later than 7 days after you receive such evidence.

5.9.2 In no circumstances shall we be required to pay you any more than the amount paid by you for the Lot concerned and you shall have no claim for interest.

5.9.3 The benefit of this guarantee is not capable of being transferred, and is solely for the benefit of the person to whom the original invoice was made out by us in respect of the Lot when sold and who, since the sale, has remained the owner of the Lot without disposing of any interest in it to any third party.

5.9.4 We shall be entitled to rely on any scientific or other process to establish that the Lot is not a Forgery, whether or not such process was used or in use at the date of the auction.

6 LIABILITY Nothing in these Terms and Conditions limits or excludes our liability for: 6.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence; or

5.5.2.3 when reselling the Lot, place a notice in our catalogue stating that you successfully purchased the Lot at auction but have subsequently failed to pay the Hammer Price of the Lot; or

6.2 any damage or liability incurred by you as a result of our fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.

5.5.2.4 take any other appropriate action as we deem fit.

7 USE OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION

7.1 We will use the personal information you provide to us to: 5.6 Failure to collect Where purchases are not collected within fourteen days after the sale, whether or 7.1.1 process the bids you make on Lots (whether successful or otherwise) and not payment has been made, you will be required to pay a storage charge of other auction related services we provide; HKD 30 per item per day plus any additional handling cost that may apply. You will not be entitled to collect the Lot until all outstanding charges are met, 7.1.2 process your payment relating to a successful purchase of a Lot; WWW.SPINK.COM together with payment of all other amounts due to us.

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 7.1.3 arrange for delivery of any Lot you purchase, which will include passing your details to shipping providers and, on overseas deliveries, to customs where they make enquiries regarding the Lot;

10.1.1 loss of profits, loss of business, depletion of goodwill and/or similar losses, loss of anticipated savings, loss of goods, loss of contract, loss of use, loss of corruption of data or information; or

7.1.4 inform you about similar products or services that we provide, but you may stop receiving these at any time by contacting us.

10.1.2 any special, indirect, consequential or pure economic loss, costs, damages, charges or expenses.

7.2 In accordance with clause 4.2, you agree that we may pass your information to credit reference agencies and that they may keep a record of any search that they do.

10.2 Severability If any part of these Terms and Condition is found by any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part may be discounted and the rest of the conditions shall continue to be valid and enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law.

7.3 In accordance with clause 5.11, you agree that where you default on making payment for a Lot in accordance with these terms and conditions we may disclose details of such default to other auctioneers and live bidding platforms.

7.4 We are also working closely with third parties (including, for example, other auctioneers and live bidding platforms) and may receive information about you from them.

8 COPYRIGHT 8.1 We shall have the right (on a non-exclusive basis) to photograph, video or otherwise produce an image of the Lot. All rights in such an image will belong to us, and we shall have the right to use it in whatever way we see fit.

8.2 The copyright in all images, illustrations and written material relating to a Lot is and shall remain at all times our property and we shall have the right to use it in whatever way we see fit. You shall not use or allow anyone else to use such images, illustrations or written material without our prior written consent.

9 NOTICES All notices given under these Terms and Conditions may be served personally, sent by 1st class post, or faxed to the address given to the sender by the other party. Any notice sent by post will be deemed to have been received on the second working day after posting or, if the addressee is overseas, on the fifth working day after posting. Any notice sent by fax or served personally will be deemed to be delivered on the first working day following dispatch.

10 ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS 10.1 Limitation of Liability Subject to clause 6, we shall not be liable, whether in tort (including for negligence) or breach of statutory duty, contract, misrepresentation or otherwise for any:

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10.3 Force majeure We shall have no liability to you if we are prevented from, or delayed in performing, our obligations under these Terms and Conditions or from carrying on our business by acts, events, omissions or accidents beyond our reasonable control, including (without limitation) strikes, lock-outs or other industrial disputes (whether involving our workforce or the workforce of any other party), failure of a utility service or transport network, act of God, war, riot, civil commotion, malicious damage, compliance with any law or governmental order, rule, regulation or direction, accident, breakdown of plant or machinery, fire, flood, storm or default of suppliers or subcontractors.

10.4 Waiver 10.4.1 A waiver of any right under these Terms and Conditions is only effective if it is in writing and it applies only to the circumstances for which it is given. No failure or delay by a party in exercising any right or remedy under these Terms and Conditions or by law shall constitute a waiver of that (or any other) right or remedy, nor preclude or restrict its further exercise. No single or partial exercise of such right or remedy shall preclude or restrict the further exercise of that (or any other) right or remedy.

10.4.2 Unless specifically provided otherwise, rights arising under these Terms and Conditions are cumulative and do not exclude rights provided by law.

10.5 Law and Jurisdiction 10.5.1 These Terms and Conditions and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them or their subject matter, shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with Hong Kong laws.

10.5.2 The parties irrevocably agree that the courts of Hong Kong shall have non-exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim that arises out of, or in connection with, Terms and Conditions or their subject matter.

買受人條款及條件THE

PHILATELIC COLLECTOR'S SERIES

該等條件列載了本公司（Spink China Limited, 註冊地址為香港皇后大道西 111 號 4 及 5 樓）作為賣方代理或賣方本人與閣下（買受人）訂立合約之條款，閣下應仔細閱讀。 1.

釋義 本文所載的以下釋義適用於該等條件。 買受人酬金

指閣下應根據以下第 5.1 條所載之費率，按落槌價支付的百分比；

真實性證書

指由專家委員會發放，用於證明拍賣品真實性的證書；

專家委員會

指由可根據第 3.4.3 條對送達的拍賣品進行評估的專家組成的委員會；

贗品

指構成模仿的拍賣品。贗品以欺騙為目的進行整體構思及製作，用以混淆作者、來歷、年代、時期、文化或來源等正確描述並未反映於圖錄當中的內 容，且於拍賣日的價值遠不及符合圖錄說明者。因此，拍賣品概不因任何破壞／或任何類型的修復工作（包括重新上釉）而被列為贗品；

2

落槌價

指拍賣師落槌决定將拍賣品售予買受人的價格；

拍賣品

指交予本公司拍賣的物品，尤其指任何圖錄內編有任何編號而加以說明的物品；

保留價

指本公司與賣方協定的拍賣品最低售價；

賣方

指由本公司出售的拍賣品的所有人；

Spink Group

指 Spink China Limited、Spink and Son Limited、及本公司之聯營公司；

SPINK CHINA 作為代理的角色

證書，而非任何其他相關的真實性說明或擔保。該等郵票不接受

2.1 本公司將作為賣方代理或不時作為拍賣品所有人本人，以拍賣或私人方

任何評估申請，亦不接受退貨。

式進行所有售。請注意，即使作為賣方代理而非本人，本公司亦可於拍

3.4.7 如果閣下從專家委員會收到任何關於拍賣品的信件(不限於真實性

賣品擁有財務利益。 2.2 3

證書)，您必須在收到信件後七天內向本公司提供該信件副本。

拍賣品的出售合約將在閣下與賣方之間釐定。

4

出售前事宜 3.1

4.1 拒絕進入

物品檢查

本公司所舉辦之銷售活動常于本公司或經

強烈建議閣下在拍賣開始前，親自對感興趣的物品進行檢查。品相報告

公司有權酌情拒絕任何人參加拍賣活動或進入拍賣現場。

可經申請獲得。本公司並不向閣下提供除贗品（載於本條款及條件第 5.10 條）外的任何擔保。 3.2.1

本公司於圖錄或品相報告中就拍賣品作者、來歷、日期、年代質

競買, 或是 第一次於本公司登記，本公司有權向閣下收取不多於閣下欲

地、歸屬、真實性、出處、保存情況、品相或估價等所做之表述，

消費之金額的百分之五十為保證金。倘閣下成功競買, 此保證金將於發票

或者於他處所做的任何口頭或書面表述僅為意見，不可依賴為確

金額內扣除。倘閣下未能成功競買, 則此保證金將悉數以繳付時同樣方式

定事實。圖錄及網上說明僅作參考用途，不應作為釐定任何物品

返還閣下。當某些拍賣品在拍賣會前被定義為“高估價拍賣品”時, 競買

的色調或顏色之依據。不得以圖錄及網上影像不符為由拒絕成交。

人需要在拍賣開始前繳付保證金。“高估價拍賣品” 之資料會在拍賣會

為由拒絕交。售價之預估不應理解為有關該價格是拍賣品將要出 售之價格或其用作任何其他用途之價值之表述。

前於本公司網站公佈。 4.3 本人競投 除非在登記時已通過書面協議協定，閣下為本公司可接受的第三方買受

許多物品因年代或性質原因而無法評為品相完整，且圖錄或品相

人之代理，否則不管閣下以親身, 電話, 委託, 在線或電郵等何種型式競

報告所示的部份說明乃參考破損及／或修復情況而定。本公司提

投, 閣下將被 視為競投人本人並承擔個人責任。

供該資料僅作說明用途，缺少該等資料並不意味著物品不存在瑕

3.2.3

4.2 競投前登記 意，本公司一般會要求買受人接受信用審核。倘閣下從未于 Spink 成功

亦不得以圖錄及網上影像消失，出現越界、重心偏離、存孔洞等

3.2.2

本公司管理之物業內進行, 本

閣下須在拍賣會上競投前，憑有效身份明填寫並簽署一份登記表。請留

3.2 圖錄說明

4.4 委託競投

疵或未經復，或者特定瑕疵之參考資料意味著物品並不存在任何

倘閣下透過使用本公司圖錄提供的表格或登錄本公司網站向本公司下達

其他瑕疵。

代閣下競投之指令，本公司將盡一切合理努力為閣下競投，惟該等指令

除第 5.8 條所載者以及不存在欺詐的情況外，賣方、本公司或本

須在拍賣前 24 小時之內被接獲。倘本公司獲委託以同等金額競投某件拍

公司任何員工或代理概不就任何有關拍賣品作者、來歷、日期、

賣品，且在拍賣過程中該競價為最高價，則該拍賣品將被售予競投指令

年代、歸屬、真實性或保存情況之表述的準確性，或者拍賣品的

被首先接獲者。委託競投受銷售時的其他約定規限，且本公司可能無法

任何其他說明錯誤或任何瑕疵承擔任何責任。本條款不含任何形

按閣下要求的方式競投。由於競投屬於根據已列明條款向潛在買受人提

式的擔保。任何有興趣競價人士應以其自身判斷為準則。

供的無償服務，本公司不會就未能執行委託競投承擔責任。因此，倘閣

3.3 閣下之責任 閣下有責任了解物品之品相以及圖錄

下希望保證競投的確定性，閣下應親自出席。所有委託競投應在出售前 說明中提 述之事宜。

24 小時內寄往本公司。

3.4 評估—僅限於郵票

4.5 在線競投

3.4.1 倘閣下希望獲得任何拍賣（不包括混合拍賣品或包含未加說明的

為方便客戶，本公司提供互聯網服務。本公司不會對網上競投產生的錯

郵票的拍賣品）的專家意見或真實性證書，閣下須在拍賣會第一

誤或無法競投承擔責任，包括（但不限於）由

部份開始的預定時間前 48 小時內向本公司發出書面通知。倘本

(i)各方因任何原因導致的網絡鏈接失敗；(ii)在線競投軟件出現故障或問

公司接受，該等申請將具有與因本條款及條件第 5.9 條起見，對

題及／或 (iii)閣下的網絡鏈接、電腦或系統出現故障或問題，所導致的

拍賣品之真實性或說明提出質疑的意向通知書相同之效力，第

錯誤或失敗。執行在線網絡競投屬於無償服務，且受拍賣時的其他約定

5.9 條之條文將隨之生效。

規限，故本公司不會就未能執行在線網絡競投或與此相關的錯誤或紕漏

3.4.2 申請提供專家意見或真實性證

書之通知，說明需要該等意見之

原因以及閣下舉薦的專家（須經本公司同意）之身份。唯當(但不 限於)閣下舉薦的專家不為本公司所認識時, 本公司有權拒絕任何 提供專家意見或真實性證書之申請。

負責。對通過 the saleroom.com 成功競買之客戶, 本公司將額外收取落槌 價 3%手續費用。 4.6 電話競投 倘閣下在出售前 24 小時之內與本公司訂立協議，本公司將盡一切合理努

3.4.3 本公司將在接受提供專家意見或真實性證書之申請后，向專家委 員會提交相關拍賣品。閣下當理解並接受專家委員會評審所需之 時間當因情況而定。

力聯繫閣下以使閣下能通過電話參與競投，惟本公司在任何情況下概不 就未能聯繫到閣下進行電話競投向賣方或閣下承擔責任。 4.7 貨幣兌換工具

3.4.4 本公司不接受以品相為由提出的評估申請。目錄已說明存在瑕疵

部份拍賣會會於拍賣當日運行貨幣兌換工具。該等工具以中國銀行向本

的任何拍賣品（即使專家意見或真實性證書列舉出未包含予目錄

公司所報的 1 個月遠期匯率，或由本公司當天釐定的任何其他適用匯率

說明的其他瑕疵）,除贗品以外,或不可退貨。

為基準。競投將按本公司釐定的貨幣結算，於香港舉行的拍賣通常以港

3.4.5 倘 Spink China Limited 根据本 段的上述條文接受評估申 關事實或 由拍賣師於相關拍賣品出售前在拍 賣台上聲明 02/15

出售時之事宜

請，相

幣結算。然而，該貨幣兌換工具未必一定可靠，且在準確顯示拍賣品編 號或港幣競價的等值外幣方面，可能出現本公司無法控制之錯誤。本公

WWW.SPINK.COM

3.4.6 請注意，對於隨附真實性證書的任何郵票，出售的基礎僅為相關

司概不就閣下因遵循該兌換工具而遭受的任何損失承擔責任。

October 31, 2015 - HONG KONG 4.8 視頻圖像

本公司無法以電話通知成功的競投方。儘管發票將在拍賣會結束后寄出，

部份拍賣會將安裝顯示屏。顯示屏在運行時可能發生錯誤，惟本公司無

惟本公司並不承擔將閣下之競投結果知會予閣下 之責任。閣下應於拍賣

法就圖像與所出售拍賣品一致或作為原作復制品之圖像質量承擔責任。

後盡早親身或致電聯絡本公司查詢閣下競投之結果，以免承擔因付款延

4.9 競價階梯

誤而產生之費用。

開拍價一般低於估價下限，隨后按下列順 過程中改變競 價階

序加價，惟拍賣師會在拍賣

5.4 提貨

梯。常見的競價階梯為：

5.4.1 除非經特別指明，否則本公司（或 Spink Group）在收到全額付款

100 港元至 2,000 港元, 每次增加 100 港元

前之前將保留已出售拍賣品。買受人需於接收拍賣品時全數支付

2,000 港元至 3,000 港元, 每次增加 200 港元

所有費用，除非在拍賣前已與本公司達成特別協定，買受人需於

3,000 港元至 5,000 港元, 每次增加 200／300 港元

拍賣起七天內完成交易。拍賣品只於所有款項全數入賬後方能發

5,000 港元至 10,000 港元, 每次增加 500 港元

貨。

10,000 港元至 20,000 港元, 每次增加 1,000 港元

5.4.2 拍賣品可於拍賣會結束後在本公司領取。在向本公司出示以 Spink

20,000 港元至 30,000 港元, 每次增加 2,000 港元

China Limited 為收款人的支票或銀行匯票時，除非本公司特別指明，

30,000 港元至 50,000 港元, 每次增加 2,000/ 3,000 港元

否則在支票或銀行匯票結清並將款項匯至本公司銀行賬戶前，本

50,000 港元至 100,000 港元, 每次增加 5,000 港元

公司仍將保留拍賣品。

100,000 港元至 200,000 港元, 每次增加 10,000 港元

5.4.3 閣下將自領取時間起或自出售當日起計的七天屆滿時(以兩者之較

200,000 港元至 300,000 港元, 每次增加 20,000 港元

早者為準） ，承擔拍賣品相關的任何風險；Spink China Limited 及其

300,000 港元至 500,000 港元, 每次增加 20,000/ 30,000 港元

僱員及代理概不對拍賣品在其各自的保管或控制期間，由疏忽或

500,000 港元至 1,000,000 港元, 每次增加 50,000 港元

其他原因引起的任何丟失或破壞承擔責任。

4.10 由 Spink Group 競投

5.4.4 如有需要，本公司之運輸部可作為代理人為閣下安排貨運。如經

4.10.1 本公司保留代表賣方以不超過保留價（永遠不會高於拍賣圖錄所

特別申請，本公司亦會推薦承運商，惟該等推薦乃基於相關承運

示之估價下限）金額（如有）之競價競投拍賣品之權利。

商的整體過往經驗而作出，本公司不會就相關第三方的行本公司

4.10.2 Spink Group 保留本人競投及購買 拍賣品之權利。

將盡一切合理努力謹慎處理，但請緊記，為或遺漏向本公司作出

4.11 拍賣師之酌情權拍賣師可全權拒絕任何競投，並以其決定之方式撤銷或

推薦的任何人負責。

分拆任何拍賣品、合併兩個（或以上）拍賣品以及在出現錯誤或爭議時

5.4.5 裝卸和包裝商品時，自領取時間起或自出售當日起計的七天屆滿

重新拍賣。

時(以兩者之較早者為準)，與拍賣品相關的任何風險乃由閣下承擔。

4.12 競投成功

5.4.6 買受人有責任瞭解商品被進口到最終目的地時，海關有可能就該

倘競價總是高於保留價（如適用），拍賣師酌情落槌時即表示接受最高競

次進口徵收關稅。Spink 不接受以避免關稅為由要求返運。買受人

價以及閣下與賣方之間的銷售合約達成。

亦有責任理解各地海關有不同限制禁止某類收藏品進口。Spink 既

4.13 售後安排

不就上述情況退貨,亦不就商品被海關沒收或銷毀負責。 5.4.7 若買受人要求商品被送到發票上列印的地址以外的地點， Spink 將

倘閣下在拍賣後的 60 日內就任何拍賣品與賣方訂立任何私人銷售協議，

酌情處理閣下的申請。

本公司作為賣方的獨家代理，保留根據本條款及條件向閣下收取適用之

5.5 未能付款或提貨之補救措施

買受人酬金及根據賣方協議之條款向賣方收取佣金之權利。

5.5. 1 倘閣下未能於發票規定日期結束後的七日內付款，本公司有權行

4.14 退貨 當閣下的競價被接納並成功競投，閣下需根據本條款及條件支付相關貨

使以下一項或多項權利或補救措施：

款及費用。若商品出現任何問題而閣下欲安排退貨，則閣下必須自收貨

5.5.1.1 自全額款項到期日起，以每日 2% 的月度複合利率計收利 息；

起七天內聯絡本公司，清楚闡明問題之詳細，本公司或要求閣下將商品

5.5.1.2 以閣下仍未支付的款項抵銷 Spink Group 在任何其他交易中

送返以作檢查。根據第 5.8 條，是否取消銷售並退回該商品貨款將由本

結欠閣下之款項；

公司酌情決定。一般而言，若閣下未能將與拍賣日品相相同的物品退還

5.5.1.3 本公司或令 Spink Group 扣留閣下的所有或部份拍賣品或其

予本公司，本公司將不接受顧客的退貨及退換。 5.

他財物，直至閣下結清拖欠本公司或 Spink Group 的所有款

拍賣後事宜

項，即使欠款與該等拍賣品或其他財物無關。在本公司發

5.1 買受人酬金 除落槌價外，閣下須按各拍賣品的最終落槌價向本公司支付 20%的買受

出催繳欠款通知的 14 日後，Spink Group 有權出售該等拍賣

人酬金。若 通過 the-saleroom.com 成功競買時落槌價之額外 3%手續費用，

品或其他財物。本公司會將所得款項 用於結清閣下拖欠本 公司之款項，餘額將退還予閣下；

以及以信用卡結帳時之額外行政費用。

5.5.1.4 不論閣下是否同意，倘閣下因不同交易而拖欠 Spink Group

5.2 付款

數筆款項，已付款將用於償付任何特定交易之欠款；

5.2.1 閣下須向本公司提供閣下之全名及固定地址，並在要求時提供向本

5.5.1.5 在未來的拍賣會上拒絕接受閣下作出或代閣下作出的任何

公司付款的銀行之詳情。閣下須在出售日期后的七日內全數支付發

競投， 或在接受閣下的競投前收取保證 金。

票金額。本條文在閣下擬出口拍賣品，且需要（或可能需要）提供

5.5.2 倘閣下未能在 35 日內付款，本公司還有權：

出口許可證時仍然適用。

5.5.2.1 撤銷在同一或其他拍賣會上出售予閣下的拍賣品或任何其

5.2.2 在未將所有應付款項全數支付予本公司之前，閣下將不會獲得拍賣

他物 品；

品之所有權，即使本公司已將拍賣品讓與閣下。

5.5.2.2 重新安排公開或私下出售拍賣品，倘售價低於原先的價格，

5.2.3 付款應按以下方式之一以港幣進行： i.

由銀行直接匯至本公司賬戶，詳情載於發票。閣下將承擔所有

本公司將向閣下追償餘款及所有合理開支，包括 20%的賣

的 銀行相關開支。請確保閣下之客戶編號已列於匯款單。

方佣金、費用、賠償、訴訟費、酬金以及各類出售相關費 用或因閣下未能付款而引發的其他費用；或

ii 使用支票或銀行匯票向 Spin China Limited 付款。請留意在非香

5.5.2.3當拍賣品重新拍賣，在拍賣目錄刊出閣下為前成功競投者，

港銀行簽發支票或銀行匯票的手續費將由閣下承擔。請確保隨

但未能付款；或

附付印於發票底部的匯款憑條。

5.5.2.4 採取其他本公司認為合適的行動。

iii. 若使用 Visa 或萬事達咭付款，閣下須支付 3%的行政費; 若使用

5.6 未能提貨

美國運通信用咭付款，閣下須支付 4%的行政費。請留意所有美 國運通信用咭付款均將在本公司的倫敦辦事處以英鎊進行。本

倘貨物於出售後 14 日內仍未領取（無論是否已經付款），閣下須按每件

公司對閣下

貨物每日 30 港元之費率支付儲存費，外加任何 可能適用的處理費。在結清所有費用以及拖欠本公司的任何其他款項之

因使用信用咭付款而產生的任何外匯虧損或費用概不負責。

前，閣下無權領取拍賣品。

5.2.4 除登記時已為閣下作為第三方人士代理人之身份達成協定外，貨 款應由已登記之受買人而非第三方付。 5.3 通知

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5.7 壞賬記錄 倘若閣下未能根據本條款及條件支付任何拍賣品

THE PHILATELIC COLLECTOR'S SERIES 5.7.1 無論欠款已償還與否，本公司有權拒絕閣下繼續參與任何本公司

們可能保留相關記錄.

7.3

舉辦的拍賣會; 並 5.7.2 閣下同意本公司向其他拍賣公司或網絡競投平臺披露閣下的壞賬

司向其他拍賣公司或網絡競投平台披露有關的壞賬信息。 7.4

記錄,當中包括閣下姓名、住址、結欠性質和欠款日期。 拍賣公司 或其他網絡競投平臺將根據有關的壞賬記錄決定是否接受閣下的 競投。

根據條款5.11，倘若閣下拖欠本公司任何款項而拒絕付款，您同意本公 本公司亦將與第三方（包括其他拍賣公司或網絡競投平台等）保持緊密 聯繫， 並可能向它們收集有關閣下的資料。

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5.8 出口許可證

版權 8.1

5.8.1 貨物出口前，閣下須檢查是否需要出口許可證。

本公司有權（根據非專有基準）對拍賣品進行拍照、拍攝或以其他方法 製作相關拍賣品之影像。該等影像相關的所有權利均歸本公司所有，本

5.8.2 除非經本公司書面批準，否則申請出口許可證不會對閣下於 7 日

公司有權以本公司認為恰當之任何方式使用該權利。

內本公司付款之責任，以及本公司向閣下收取延期付款的利息之

8.2

權利產生影 響。

本公司擁有並始終擁有拍賣品相關的所有影像、插圖以及書面材料之版 權，並有權以本公司認為恰當的任何方式使用該版權。未事先徵得本公

5.8.3 除非經本公司書面批準，否則申請出口許可證不會對閣下於 7 日

司書面批準之前，閣下不得使用或允許任何他人使用該等影像、插圖以

內本公司付款之責任，以及本公司向閣下收取延期付款的利息之 權利產生影響。本公司無撤銷出售，或者退還閣下付款之利息或

及書面材料。 9

期間觸發的其他開支(即使需申請出口許可證)之責任。

通告 根據本條款及條件發出的所有通告將由專人以一等郵件郵寄或傳真至由另一方

5.9 贗品之退款

向寄件人提供的地址。任何通過郵寄發出的通告將被視為已於郵寄後的第二個

5.9.1 倘本公司出售之拍賣品（而非圖錄中並無說明的混合物品）被證

工作日收取；倘地址位於海外，則為郵寄後的第五個工作日。任何傳真或由專

實為贗 品，本公司將撤銷出售並向閣下退還閣下已支付之款項。 在下列任何情況下，本公司概不負責退還任何款項 (a）倘拍賣日 之圖錄說明或展廳通告符合當時學者或專家普遍接受的意見，或

人送達之通告將被視為已於發出後首個工作日到達。 10

附加條文 10.1 不管是否涉及侵權行為（包括過失），違反法定義務，合同失實陳述，或

已清楚表明此類意見有爭議；或（b）只能用科學方法證明該拍賣

其他原因, 本公司一概不承擔以下責任：

品為贋品，而該科學方法是在拍賣品圖錄出版後才被普遍使用；

10.1.1

利潤損失，業務損失，商譽損毁和/或類似的損失，失去預期積

10.1.2

任何特殊，間接，連帶或純經濟損失，成本，損害，費用或開

或僅能用某種方法證明該拍賣品為贋品，而該種方法的使用費用

蓄，貨物，合同，使用權，數據或信息; 或

昂貴、不合實際或可能對拍賣品造成損害。此外，閣下 應注意， 滿足下述條件後方可獲得退款： 5.9.1.1

支。

閣下須於拍賣日起計的七日內書面通知本公司閣下認為相

10.2 可分割性

關拍賣品為贗品； 5.9.1.2

倘本條款及條件的任何部份被任何法庭視為無效、不合法或不可强制執

閣下須於十四日內將與拍賣日品相相同的物品退還予本公 司；及

5.9.1.3

5.9.1.4

行，其他部份則在法律允許的範圍內維持有效，各方須遵守執行。 10.3 不可抗力

退還拍賣品後，閣下須盡快提供符合本公司要求的證

倘本公司因行動、事件、不作為或本公司無法控制之事故，包括（但不

據，以證明相關拍賣品為贗品以及閣下有能力在免於任

限於）罷工、閉廠或其他行業糾紛（不論是否涉及本公司員工或任何其

何第三方申索的情況下，將物品所有權轉讓予本公司。

他方員工） 、公共服務或運輸網絡癱瘓、天災、戰爭、暴動、內亂、惡意

閣下須在取得證據後七日內向本公司提供該等證據，以證

損壞、遵守任何法律或政府命令、規定或指示、事故、廠房或機械故障、

明相關拍賣品為贋品。

火災、洪災、風暴或供應商或分包商違約而無法履行或遞延履行本公司

5.9.2 在任何情況下，閣下要求本公司就相關拍賣品向閣下支付的金額

根據本條款及條件所承擔之責任或無法繼續營業，本公司對閣下不承擔

不得超過閣下實際支付的金額，且閣下無權要求支付利息。 5.9.3 本擔保之利益不能轉讓，且僅面向本公司於相關拍賣品出售時向

任何責任。 10.4 豁免權利

其開立原始發票，以及出售後一直為相關拍賣品之所有 人，且無

10.4.1

向任何第三方出售該拍賣品任何權益 之人士。

並僅適用於所列情況時方為有效。一方未能行使或延遲行使本

5.9.4 本公司有權依賴任何科學方法或其他方法證明相關拍賣品非贗品，

條款及條件或法律所規定的任何權利或補救措施，不構成該等

不論該方法於拍賣日是否已經使用或正在使用。 6

(或任何其他）權利或補救措施之豁免，亦不排除或限制進一步

責任

行使相關權利或補救措施。行使單項或部份該等權利或補救措

此項免責聲明不會在任何方面免除或限制該等責任:

7

6.1

因本公司的疏忽所產生的人身傷亡; 或

6.2

因本公司的欺詐行為或失實陳述而產生的任 何損害或責任。

施並不排除或限制該等（或任何其他）權利或補救措施的進一 步行使。 10.4.2

收集個人資料之用途 7.1

除另有說明外，本條款及條件產生之權利乃為累積，且不排除 法律所規定之權利。

10.5 法律及司法管轄區

閣下提供的個人資料將會用於： 7.1.1 競投拍賣品(無論成功與否)和其他本公司提供的拍賣相關服務；;

10.5.1

7.1.2 支付成功競取的拍賣品；

本條款及條件以及任何因其或其客體產生或與之相關的任何糾 紛或申索， 將受香港法律規限，并根據香港法律解釋。

7.1.3 寄送拍賣品； 當相關機構（包括速遞公司、海關）向本公司查詢

10.5.2

各方同意，香港法院擁有解決任何因本條款及條件或其客體產 生，或與之有關的糾紛或申索的非專有司法管轄。

有關拍賣品的事宜，閣下的個人資料將會被適度披露；; 7.1.4 通知閣下有關本公司提供的相關產品和服務，閣下可以隨時通知

10.6 本條款及條件以英文版本為准 該等條款及條件的英文版本與中文版本之間若有歧義之處，概以英文版

本公司取消相關服務。 7.2

本條款及條件規定的任何權利之豁免僅在其以書面形式列載，

根據條款4.2，閣下同意本公司向信貸資料營運商披露您的個人資料，它

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AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Autographs, Historical Documents, Ephemera and Postal History 8 October 8 October Autographs, Historical Documents, Ephemera and Postal History

LondonLondon 15037 15037

WINESWINES 3 December 3 December 15 January 15 January

Whisky, and Spirits Other Spirits Whisky, CognacCognac and Other Whisky, and Spirits Other Spirits Whisky, CognacCognac and Other

Hong Kong Hong Kong SFW17SFW17 Hong Kong Hong Kong SFW18SFW18

ARTCURIAL ARTCURIAL 5/6 October 5/6 October

FromtoParis Hong Kong From Paris HongtoKong

Hong Kong Hong Kong 2888 2888

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