China Postal History Accumulation, well over 150 covers, cards or stationery items, some of more interesting include Hankow Post in Russia, Hopei Province Express with label, U.S. Postage Due on Fukien cover, Shanghai to Palestine, Szechwan to Ireland, Taiwan, U.S. reply card used back with Chinese stamp added, 1913 ppc, 1901 China/Japan Offices in China combo (faulty), with numerous others, mixed condition though most are Fine or better. (Image)

CV. 300-400

1901 Mixed Franking Picture Postcard to Belgium Tangku 20 Oct 01 bilingual cancel ties China 2c Scarlet, 2c Green to upper right corner of ppc with view of Russian soldiers, French Offices in China 5c Green with red overprint (Scott #2) tied at upper left, Tientsin and Shanghai transits, addressed to Brussells Belgium with receiving strike, Very Fine. (Image)

CV. 250-300

Sixteen China Covers, mostly 1940s/50s though a couple later, includes both Republic of China and PRC uses, several with UNRRA in return address, some faults, many Fine or better, owner-+s marked retail about $1,200 (Image)

CV. 200-300

Chinese Offices in Japan, 1889 Postal Card to Trieste, Japan 2s card with "I.J.P.A. Shanghai 15 Sep 1889 cds, Yokohama/ Japan 20 Sep 1889 and Foreign / NY / Transit Oct 11 89 transit cancels plus a boxed Triest 22/ 10 89 arrival cancel all on address side, ms. "per S.S. Natals Belgie", some mounting remains on message side, Fine and unusual use (Image)

CV. 400-500

1898 1c Postal Card to USA Uprated with 1c Red Revenue plus 2c I.C P. plus Japan 1883 2s Rose pair, Chinese stamps cancelled by strikes of Chinkiang Pa Kua postmarks with an accompanying 27 Aug 98 cds, various transit cancels incl Shanghai 28 Aug 98, Shanghai I.J.P.O. 30 Aug 98, Yokohama Japan 9 Sep 98 and Tacoma, Wash/Transit Sep 25 98, four different postage due markings incl "U.S. Charge To Collect 6 Cents", card with a bit of postal wear as expected but still Very Fine and rare; 2016 RPS certificaternrnCard sent by T.J. Hudson, a Baptist missionary at the Gospel Mission in Chinkiang, asking the recipient in Toledo, Ohio to send a catalog of puncture-proof tires.rn (Image)

CV. 10,000-15,000

1908 Cover to England and Forwarded to Germany, 10c CIP (Scott 116) tied on small envelope by light Shanghai bilingual cds and addressed to Wellington England, forwarded to Eltville Germany and then forwarded again to to K+¦ln, appropriate add'l German 10pf franking plus transit and arrival backstamps, a Fine well-travelled cover (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 200-300

1916 Registered Cover Dublin to Nanking and Returned with Dual Great Britain and China Franking, Dublin AP 10 16 lightly struck cds tie Great Britain 1/2d,4d (#159, 165) to registered mourning envelope with accompanying Dublin registry label, mailed to Nanking China, ms "Via Siberia", returned to sender in Dublin with China 20c (#214) paying return postage and tied by Nanking City bilingual strike with couple of add'l strikes below, backstamps "Bureau Ambulant No 1, Peking-Moukden" transit, Nanking transit, Dublin registry, a bit of postal wear as expected bt a Fine mixed franking cover (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 150-200

1923 Cover to USA with Forwarding, China 1923 10c Constitution (Scott 273) tied by a Peking 11 Nov 23 bilingual cds with another strike alongside, forwarded upon arrival in Baltimore and US 2c Harding (Scott 610) affixed and tied by Baltimore Dec 19 23 duplex, backstamped Shanghai 22.11.23, Fine and unusual, the 2c Harding was rarely used to pay the postage on a forwarded cover and especially so one from China (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 150-200

1935 Paquebot Cover to Hong Kong, two vert pairs 1c "Junk" (Scott 249) tied by boxed "PAQUEBOT" handstamps, Victoria Hong Kong 4 JA 35 transit cancel on face, backstamped Hong Kong 4 JA 35, Fine use (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 150-200

1940 Uprated Postal Card to Denmark, 2-+c card with added 2-+c, 20c Martyrs, tied by Kulangsen bilingual cds with the 2-+c stamp also tied by light strike of red German censor handstamp, endorsed "via Siberia" , Very Fine and elusive censored postal card use (Image)

CV. 300-400

Five Early China First Flight Covers, best appears to be Nanking to Berlin May/June 1931 franked with #215, C8-C10, the other four are all Canton to Wuchow - all with C6 plus various other adhesives, F-VF. (Image)

CV. 150-200