Republic of China (1355-1358) Emperor set, NH, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (207 x2) 5¢ London Print issue franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a February 23, 1915 lunar cancel. February 24, 1915 Kungyifow and March 3, 1915 Canton bilingual transit cancels at top center. Cover has been reduced at left, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (208, 226 x2) 6¢ London Print and 5¢ First Peking Print franked on a double rate surface cover to the USA. Tied with a November 19, 1921 Tienstin bilingual cancel. November 1921 Teinstin bilingual transit cancel on the reverse, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (222, 224 x3) 1¢ and 3¢ First Peking Print issues franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a March 19, 1918 Canton bilingual cancel and red Canton tombstone handstamps. March 15, 1918 Canton bilingual transit cancel on the reverse. Horizontal crease and tiny pinhole at left, Fine. (Image)

Republic of China (222, 224 x3) 1¢ & 3¢ First Peking Print Junk issues franked on a censored surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with aa April 23, 1918 Shaohingfu bilingual cancel, censor tape at right, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (225, 228, 231) 4¢, 7¢, 15¢ First Peking Print issued franked on a registered double surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with an April 19, 1919 Peking bilingual cancel. April 30 1919 Moukden transit and receiving marks on the reverse, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (226 x6) 5¢ First Peking Junk issue block of six franked on a registered triple surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a May 24, 1923 Chikhom bilingual cancel. May 25, 1923 Canton bilingual transit cancel at right, several auxiliary marks on the front, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (226, B2) 5¢ Peking print, 4¢ semi-postal issues franked on a domestic registered cover. Tied with a December 9, 1920 Sunkiapu bilingual cancel, December 11, 1920 Shanghai bilingual transit cancel, few wrinkles F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (226 x2) A pair of 5¢ First London Print issues franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a September 1920 cancel, few wrinkles, Fine. (Image)

Republic of China (230) 10¢ First Peking Print issue franked on a censored surface rate cover to the USA. Censor tape at left, and censor hand stamp at top left, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (240, 248, 252, 254) Four different First Peking Print and re-engraved Junk issues franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a November 1, 1927 Peking bilingual cancel, November 2, Moukden bilingual transit cancel on the reverse, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (240 x7) 1½ First Peking Print Junk issue franked on a forwarded surface rate cover to England. Tied with a Jun 20, 1923 Shanghai bilingual cancel, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (240, 248) 1½¢ First Peking and ½¢ re-engraved Junk issues franked on a printed matter rate to the USA. Tied with a Shanghai bilingual cancel, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (240, 248-249, 251, 254) Sharp five color re-engraved Junk issue combination surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a November 23, 1926 bilingual machine cancel, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (248, 249 x2) ½¢ and 1¢ re-engraved Junk issued franked on a 1½¢ blue Junk postal card to the USA. Tied with an April 17, 1926 Sinchwang bilingual cancel. Black rectangular postage due hand stamp and violet “Chicago, ILL Postage Due 2 Cents” at bottom center, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (248 x6) ½¢ re-engraved Junk issue block of six franked on a book rate cover to the USA. Tied with a Shanghai bilingual cancel, couple spots, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (249 x2) 1¢ re-engraved Junk issue franked on a printed matter rate to the USA. Tied with a May 1, 1928 Shanghai bilingual cancel, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (249 x3, 275, 292 x2, 319) Three color combination franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with an August 28, 1934 Peiping bilingual cancel, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (249, 252 x3) 1¢ & 3¢ re-engraved Junk issues franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a January 1, 1925 Nanking bilingual cancel, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (249 x2, 275 x2) 1¢ and 4¢ re-engraved Junk issues franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a February 15 Changsu bilingual cancel, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (249 x2, 275 x2) 1¢ & 4¢ re-engraved issues franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a March 30, 1929 Chefoo bilingual cancel, part of the reverse flap is missing, few wrinkles, Fine. (Image)

Republic of China (249 x2, 275 x2) 1¢ & 4¢ re-engraved issues franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a February 12, 1929 Chefoo bilingual cancel, tiny reverse flap fault, couple small stains at left, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (252 x8, 390) 3¢ re-engraved Junk and 1¢ De la Rue & Co., Ltd. Issues franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a June 8, 1936 Shanghai dotted bilingual cancel, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (252 x2, 258, 289) 2¢, 3¢, and 10¢ re-engraved issues franked on a surface rate cover to the USA. Tied with a July 10, 1930 bilingual cancel, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)

Republic of China (254) 5¢ re-engraved Junk issue franked on a red banded printed matter rate cover to the USA. Tied with a February 16, 1924 Lanchow bilingual cancel, few wrinkles, F-VF. (Image)