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Daniel F. Kelleher Auctions, LLC Sale: 727

China
China
Sale No: 727
Lot No: 930
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Cat No: FX-SH1d

image China, 1883-1911, Shanghai, China Registry Label (Scott FX-SH1d), narrow black Roman letter "R", a beautiful example of this rarity, with fault-free face and crisp printing on clean paper. A 2019 P.F. Certificate accompanies, noting "with small faults"—a small thin at top plus two spots (one bottom, one left) of small paper pulls, visible only from the back.

These registry exchange labels resulted from an 1882 Universal Postal Union resolution that international registered mail be so marked by a label or handstamp with a capital letter "R". The US opted for gummed labels, with 37 authorized exchange offices. Labels are known from 26 offices, with Shanghai being the sole office outside the US or its Possessions.

A total of 52 Shanghai labels, across four different types, are recorded. Scott's US Specialized notes only nine of this type "d" label, with Roman letter "R". While most US labels were printed by the Government Printing Office and gummed, perforated and distributed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, DC, this label was printed locally in China, while officials there awaited arrival of the US-printed labels in red.

A beautiful and scarce item, of interest to any philatelic Sinophile., o.g., previously hinged, arguably one of the finest unused examples known.
Estimate $5,000 - 7,500. Suggested Bid $5,000-7,500 (Image)

Suggested Bid $5,000-7,500

Opening US$ 375.00


Closed..Aug-13-2019, 17:24:41 EST
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Sale No: 727
Lot No: 931
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Cat No: 71

image China, 1949, Silver Yuan, Yunnan full value surcharge on Dr. Sun Yat-sen, 12¢ on $200 purple brown (Scott 71), a superb and rare holding of 66 stamps in total, comprised of 2 singles, 4 pairs, 6 blocks of 4, a block of 8, plus an irregular block of 24, all originating from the same sheet. An incredible holding of this scarce issue, without gum as issued, fresh mint, Very Fine.
Chan S151.
Scott $20,460.
Estimate $7,500 - 10,000. Suggested Bid $7,500-10,000 (Image)

Suggested Bid $7,500-10,000

Opening US$ 300.00


Closed..Aug-13-2019, 17:26:34 EST
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Sale No: 727
Lot No: 932
Symbol:
Cat No: 280a

image China, 1922, Junk, First Peking printing, 2¢ on 3¢ blue green, "Temporarily Used For" surcharge in red inverted (Chan 280a), a wonderfully fresh and nicely centered example which, while without gum, is absolutely sound, Very Fine, a splendid and desirable example of this great rarity—one of the legendary "Four Treasures of the Republic", 2018 Experts & Consultants Ltd. photo certificate accompanies.
Scott 247a; $175,000.
Estimate $75,000 - 100,000

We note 15 unused examples, along with two examples used on cover . Suggested Bid $75,000-100,000 (Image)

Suggested Bid $75,000-100,000

Opening US$ 425.00


Closed..Aug-13-2019, 17:26:56 EST
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Sale No: 727
Lot No: 933
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image China: Manchukuo, Airmail, 1945, Patriotic Aviation Fund (unissued) complete, set of two se-tenant pairs, o.g., never hinged, fresh mint, Very Fine, rare and popular items.
Chan MKU2. J.S.C.A. U1-4.
Estimate $12,500 - 15,000. Suggested Bid $12,500-15,000 (Image)

Suggested Bid $12,500-15,000

Opening US$ 190.00


Closed..Aug-13-2019, 17:27:25 EST
Sold For 0
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