1916. Native envelope for Official use with boxed 'Postage Paid' hand-stamp. Scarce item from Manchuria. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

10 F. (pair) tied republican date "PINGKIANG (HARBIN) 21.8.23“ (Aug. 23, 1932) to illustrated salad oil company cover in combination with, on reverse, China Junk 10 C. (3, inc. bottom imprint margin) and SYS 4 C. (RC) canc. "TSINGAO 21.9.3“ by Express to Tsingtau. Early Manchuko express combination covers are unusual. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

1937, Peiling mausoleum 4f. yellow-olive in four complete booklet panes (each pane stuck with wax interleave) and additional the empty cover with ink notation on front, scarce booklet!
This is a "Gebotslose" lot and the knock down is the highest bid, not one step above the second highest bid. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1937, stationery card 2 F. uprated China-mail 8 F. tied "HARBIN 26.2.(39)" via Siberia to Finland. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

1941, two covers from HARBIN endorsed "via Siberia" to Hamburg/Germany: one canc. "16.6.41" with due note (double weight) and german due boxed mark/crayon "30" and arrival "8. Dez. 1941" (begin of Pacific War), grossly delayed en-route; one canc. "22.6.41" (begin of german-sovjet war), both with german censor tape and both definitely did not went via Siberia route ad endorsed. An interesting pair. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1943 (ca.). Special Prisoner of War card written from ‘Sgt Hanson (1181), The Mukden Prisoner of War Camp, Mukden, Manchuria, addressed to Shropshire, England with boxed 'Service Des Prisonniers de Guerre' in violet and framed 'Hoten POW Camp Headquarters Censored' with circular seal in red (unrecorded by Davit Tett) and violet hand-stamp ‘Furyo Yubin’ (Prisoner of War Post) with 'Crown/Passed/P.W.6456' British censor hand-stamp applied on arrival. Only three POW cards are known from Hoten Camp Manchuria this with unrecorded censor and only known POW hand-stamp in violet. Exhibition item. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)