1900/21, ppc (5) all used from Shanghai to UK w. 4 C. frankings: QV rosine, KEVII (3) and KGV pair 2 C. pair ovpt. "CHINA".
Value Add Taxes (19%) will be added to the hammer price and the buyers premium. (Image)

1906, Reply card of postal stationery double card 4c.+4c. carmine used from HANKOW to Luebeck, Germany via Shanghai, cancelled by "HANKOW/A/FE 27/06" cds, and with Shanghai '2 March' transit cds and Lübeck '7.4.06' arrival cds alongside, fine. (Image)

1917, KGV overprints 1c. to $10, complete set of 16 values, fresh colours and well perforated, mint original gum previously hinged. (Image)

1917, 5 Dollar KGV green/red mh with light traces of hinge. f-vf (Image)

1918. Envelope addressed to England bearing British Post Office in China SG 6, 10c ultramarine tied by Shanghai/Br P.O. double ring with hand-struck instructional 'Received At Liverpool/Damaged by Seawater' on face. A scarce item of wreck mail from the British Post Office in China. (Image)

1919. Registered envelope (corner-/opening faults) to Switzerland bearing SG 6, 10c blue (2) tied by oval Registered/Shanghai date stamp with adjacent boxed hand-struck 'R 'Shanghai B.P.O.' endorsed 'per first mail', routed via London with 'Opened by Censor/5032' label and Berne receiver on reverse. Very fine. (Image)