Central China, Jiangsu-Anhui Border Area, 1946, $50 train imperforated (8, two vertical strips of 4) tied "Kiangsu Lushi 35.11.10“ (Nov. 10, 1946) to reverse of ordinary express cover (red label on front) to Shanghai with Oct. 16 arrival, uprated fornationalist area with SYS $100 pair tied "SHANGHAI“ same day, a scarce early combination cover. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

Central China, 1949, $200, a vertical left corner margin strip-5 tied "SHIKUH (1950).3.27“ to reverse of air mail cover to Hong Kong, cover file bend at left not affecting stamps. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

Central China, 1949 $5.000, a vertical bottom imprint-margin strip-3 with South China $1.000/$20 tied "Kwangtung Kongmoon 1950.5.6“ to air mail cover via "CANTON 50.5.7“ to USA, top $5.000 corner fault but pasted thus at p.o. as evidenced by postmark. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

Central China, 1949, Wuhan liberation $1000 (top margin sheet number block-10) canc. "Shanghai Shekmenshilo 1951.8.18“ on reverse of cover (four more stamps probably removed) with on front East China, Nanking/Shanghai liberation $100 pair canc. sameto San Francisco/USA. (M) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

Central China, 1950, $2100/$32 (8, block-4 and strip-4) with East China $300/200 (pair), South China 1950, $300/$30 tied "KUTSING 1950.4.22“ to reverse of air mail cover to New York/USA. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

1932, Sovjet posts, Red Army series 1 C. red, unused no gum as issued, horizontal crease and 1mm tear top right, tiny rubbings/thins on reverse, top left lupe- otherwise large margins, rarity Cert. Scheibert BPP (2018) - Provenience: Treasure HunterPublic Auction No. 16 #1100 (1991). (T) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

East China, 1949, Mao portrait $2000 green (14 inc. blocks-6, -4 and strip-3) with same $150 (pair) and PRC $200 on red tied "Kiangsu Taichow 1950.6.28“ to reverse of air mail cover to USA. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

East China, 1949, covers (4) mostly from final series to USA (2), Hong Kong and Hangchow. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

East China, 1949, Mao portrait $1000 red (block-4) with $100 violet (strip-3) tied "SHANGHAI 10.12.49“ to reverse of express registered air mail cover to San Francisco/USA w. Jan. 18 arrivals. (T) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

East China, 1949, 7th anniversary $5 ovpt. "posts“ 5mm, a block-4, with railway/runner $50 tied "Shantung Chefoo 49.9.5“ to reverse of airmail cover to Peking with "PEIPING (H. O.) 28.9.10“ arrival. The "posts“ ovpt. are uncommon on cover, opening faults (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

North East China, 1949, $5.000 blue (RC) tied clear strike of apted type "Pogshin 49.2.7“ to cover to Shanghai. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

North China, Shanxi-Hebei-Shandong-Henan, 1946, 50 C. blue, two covers to Tientsin: normal blue shade tied "Hopeh ?hsien 35.4.1“ to reverse of cover via "Hopeh Jiaohe 4.5“ to Tientsin; also cobalt shade (top right touched) tied "Yangtsun 35.10.13“, envelope faults. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

North China, Shanxi-Quahar-Hebei (Hopeh) area, 1948, $2500 pair with Hebei/Hopeh, 1949, money order stamp 50 C./$50 pair tied "TIENTSIN 38.3.14“ to reverse of cover to Robert Dollar shipping Co. Shanghai, cover corner torn but complete. An unusual mixed franking. Some western staff typed "Tientsin Communist Issue“ and kept as souvenir, luckily. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

North China, 1949, Tien-An Men $400 (6, inc. block-4, mostly on reverse) tied "TIENTSIN 1951.2.8“ to air mail cover to Palembang/Sumatra, sender also applied 5 East China Stamps which where not valid in the North China postal district and thus not accepted/postmarked, cover opened out for display. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

North China, Hebei/Hopeh, money order stamp 3 Y./$50 (horizontal pair) tied "TIENTSIN“ to cover to Shanghai. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

South China 1950, two covers: $1000/$20 tied "Kwangtung Sheklung“ to cover to Macao w. "16 III 50“ backstamp; also $300/$30 (2) w. Central China $100 (vertical right margin pair) tied "Kwangtung Kaipingpokou 1950.2.26“ to reverse of cover to Hong Kong, this with letter still enclosed. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)