1901 (21 May) A CIP 2nd issue 1c red stationery card, unaddressed, tied by ‘PAOTING’ Dollar chop in blue, fine. Est. HK$500-600 (Image1)

Est. HK$500-600

1902 (6 May) An ICP 1st issue 1c red stationery card to Tsingtau, tied by bilingual ‘KIAOCHOW’ cds, with ‘TSINGTAU/ KIAUTSCHOU/16.5.02’ Gr. P.O arrival cds. A few dirt marks. Est. HK$800-1,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$800-1,000

1907 (14 May) A CIP 2nd issue 1+1 1c red stationery card with reply card from Shanghai to Germany, with CIP Coiling Dragon 1c and 2c, both tied by bilingual ‘SHANGHAI’ cds, single ring ‘SHANGHAI/13.5.07’ and ‘HONG KONG/16.5.07’ transit, ‘DRESDEN/15.6.07’ arrival cds, with a small split between two cards, minor toning. Est. HK$1,500-1,800 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,500-1,800

1897 (24 Sept) An incoming 1p orange stationery card from England to Shanghai, with ‘HONG KONG/25.10.97’ transit, ‘SHANGHAI/30.10.97’ Dollar chop arrival in blue green, blunt corner and some soiling. Est. HK$1,000-1,200 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,000-1,200

1905 (4 Dec.) A hand illustration on CIP 2nd issue 1c red reply card, bearing CIP Coiling Dragon 1/2c, 1c x 5 (winter rate), tied by faint Tombstone cancel in black, bilingual ‘SHANGHAI/4.12.05’ transit and illegible Lunar cancel alongside, ‘METZ/10.1.06’ arrival cds. Est. HK$3,500-4,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$3,500-4,000