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Sale No: 46
Lot No: 984
Symbol: O
Cat No: Collection
Group of Four Early Imperial Dragon Issues, all used with light cancels, includes #s 9, 13, 15 and 54 (assumed # 54 which is the least expensive of 54 and 45, the latter cataloguing $3,400, see scan online), with the usual odd perf. problems, still overall fine. (Image)
Scott $ 975
Opening C$ 50.00
Closed..Apr-05-2023, 11:59:02 EST
Sold For 0
Sale No: 46
Lot No: 985
Symbol: O
1894 1c to 24c Definitives Set, used with c.d.s. or grid postmarks, the 9c and 24c have toning and the 12c has pulled perfs at left, else an overall fine and rarely offered set. (Image)
Scott $ 1,690
Opening C$ 50.00
Closed..Apr-05-2023, 11:59:07 EST
Sold For 0
Sale No: 46
Lot No: 1728
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: Collections
Mint and Used Accumulation, on older album pages, in 102 cards, envelopes, in a stockbook and in an older Minkus album. The stamps are a mix of China pre-1949, such as Junks and a host of Sun Yat-sen issues; early Republic of China, as well as People's Republic, including Gate of Heavenly Peace issues. We estimate there to be over 2,000 stamps in total. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
Opening C$ 450.00
Sold...C$ 450.00
Closed..Apr-06-2023, 11:38:15 EST
Sold For 450
Sale No: 46
Lot No: 1729
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: Collections
Large Mint and Used Collection / Accumulation, from Classics to the 2000s, on older album pages and stock pages, in glassines, etc., mostly filling a wine box. This extensive lot spans China, Republic of China and PRC and includes a great deal of postally used PRC. We estimate there to be more than 9,000 stamps in total in this lot; among these we noted numerous better issues, such as China #s 32 (mint c.v. $50), 284-87 (mint c.v. $98), C6-C10 (mint c.v. $104), J13 (mint c.v. $50), J14 (mint c.v. $70) along with PRC #s 661-80 (used c.v. $108), 731 (used c.v. $60), 810-17 (mint c.v. $80), 920-23 (used c.v. $67), 973 (used c.v. $175), two of 998 (used c.v. $50 each), 998 (mint c.v. $225) and 3L82-3L88 (mint c.v. $50). The PRC is especially well represented, with many souvenir sheets, presentation-styled packs from the 1990s, numerous souvenir folders as well as varieties, such as shades and interesting gutter pairs. This powerful lot was accumulated by a Canadian that lived for a time in China and has excellent variety. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 500
Opening C$ 3,800.00
Sold...C$ 3,800.00
Closed..Apr-06-2023, 11:39:49 EST
Sold For 3800
Sale No: 46
Lot No: 1730
Symbol: O/(*)
Cat No: Collections
Mint and Used Collection, from #1 to the mid-1950s, in an older Minkus album, including better issues, such as #s 1 (used c.v. $400), three examples of 2 (used c.v. $400 each), 3 (used c.v. $600), 4 (used c.v. $400), 5 (used c.v. $400), 7 (used c.v. $475), 7 (mint c.v. $675), 8 (used c.v. $400), 13 (used c.v. $60), 14 (used c.v. $12), 15 (used c.v. $175), 27 (used c.v. $57), 39 (used c.v. $875), two examples of 40 (used c.v. $350 each), 42 (used c.v. $210), 118 (mint c.v. $75), 119 (used c.v. $75), 122 (used c.v. $250), 159 (used c.v. $75), 186 (used c.v. $50), 187 (used c.v. $75), 200 (used c.v. $75) and 268 (used c.v. $62). This collection follows the Scott numbering system and includes the early stamps of the Republic of China, many Japanese Occupations plus regional issues. Overall fine to very fine, with the odd fault on some of the early material. (Image)
Estimate $ 1,000
Opening C$ 1,900.00
Sold...C$ 1,900.00
Closed..Apr-06-2023, 11:41:09 EST
Sold For 1900
Sale No: 46
Lot No: 1731
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: Collections
China and Republic of China, Mint and Used Collection, from Classics to the 1990s, in two stockbooks of 16 double-sided pages each. This collection has a fairly impressive level of completion for both China and the Republic of China and includes better stamps such as #s 10 (used c.v. $110), two examples of 11 (used c.v. $140 each), two examples of 12 (used c.v. $120 each), 13 (used c.v. $60), 16 (used c.v. $50), 19 (used c.v. $250), 117 (mint c.v. $50), two examples of 118 (mint c.v. $50 each), 1135-36 (used c.v. $70), 1296-1301 (mint c.v. $100) and 1355-58 (mint c.v. $370). Included also are numerous Dragons, Junks, revenues and locals from places like Amoy, Cheefoo, Kewkiang and many from Shanghai. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 400
Opening C$ 3,400.00
Sold...C$ 3,400.00
Closed..Apr-06-2023, 11:44:22 EST
Sold For 3400
Sale No: 46
Lot No: 1732
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: Collections
Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Used China including Republic of China and PRChina, 1898-1985, consisting of many hundreds of stamps, including blocks and a few sheets, in four stockbooks and loose material. The lot begins with a few examples of 1898 Chinese Imperial Post, and continues with mint and primarily used Junk and Reaping Rice issues. The strength of lot is from the 1940s to the 1970s with Republic of China issues including Scott #s: 1135-1136 souvenir sheets (mint and used sets, c.v. $214 total). 1355-1358 Emperors set (n.h., c.v. $370 total), 1479-1482 (x2, n.h., c.v. $219 total), 1556-1560 full sheet of 50 (n.h. c.v. $200 total), 1561-1562 blocks of 4 (n.h., $220 total), along with an accumulation of Chinese Paintings sets including mint singles and blocks. The PRC includes a small stockbook of stamps from the 1980s including Scott #1844 souvenir sheet (n.h., c.v. $155). Online photos show a representation of the lot, and in-person viewing could be beneficial for the specialist or dealer. We note a few small faults, overall fine to very fine. (Image)
