1913 (7 Jan.) Cover via Siberia to London, franked on front with “Republic of China” overprint by Statistical Department on CIP Coiling Dragon 10c, tied by PEKING bilingual bisected cds dated 7 Jan. 13, Peking lunar cds dated Second Year First Month 7th Day on reverse, fine. Est. HK$400-500 (Image1)

Est. HK$400-500

1914 (17 Mar.) A no address Postage Due cover sent from Hankow, bearing Overprinted 'ROC' on Postage Due 1c in pair and block of 10, both tied by bilingual 'HANKOW' cds, with 'SHAANGHAI CHINA/U.S.POSTAL. AGENCY/17.3.14' cancel. Lost small part of back frap. Est. HK$2,000-3,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$2,000-3,000

1916 A printed notice of 'Taxed Mail Matter' sent to Honglok locally, bearing Peking print Postage Due 1/2c strip of 4, tied by char. 'CANTON/HONGLOK' cds. Est. HK$1,200-1,500 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,200-1,500

1917 (17 Aug.) A stampless cover sent from 'Gsre d'Oissel to Neufchatel-Bray' (Chinese Labour Corps) hand stamped 'GROUPEMENT DE TRAVAILLEURS CHINOIS' in blue frame, 'GARE D'OISSEL' cancel alongside. Fine. Est. HK$1,000-1,500 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,000-1,500

1919 (10 June) A printed 'Soldiers Mail' cover front to Paris, France, bearing 1st Peking print Junk 1c and 3c strip of 3, each tied by very fine strike bilingual 'YENSHINSIEN' cds, the receiver was a Chinese interpretor attached to French Army, hand stamped 'Vu:T.C' (Travailleurs Chinois) in violet. Rare, and not recorded Chinese Labour Corp usage. Est. HK$1,000-1,500 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,000-1,500

1921 (31 May) A cover to Foochow locally, bearing Junk Famine Relief Fund surcharged 1d on 2c, tied by bilingual 'FOOCHOW 'cds, fine. Est. HK$600-700 (Image1)

Est. HK$600-700

1925 (4 Dec.) An incoming cover from Poland to Maritime Customs, Changsha, via Siberia, bearing Poland 15c orange red in pair, tied by 'WARSZAWA 2' cds, with bilingual 'HARBIN/13.12.25', 'HANKOW/2.1.26' transit and 'CHANGSHA/3.1.26' arrival cds, roughly opened and one third of cover is missing. Est. HK$600-800 (Image1)

Est. HK$600-800

1928 (16 Dec.) A FFC from Shanghai to Canton, bearing Constitution 1c and 3c, tied by bilingual 'SHANGHAI' cds, hand stamped illustration slightly double variety, with bilingual 'CANTON/18.12.28' arrival cds on reverse. Est. HK$400-500 (Image1)

Est. HK$400-500

1928 (24 Aug.) A printed 'Svenska Kyrkans Mission' cover to Colombo (Sri Lanka) unusual destination, Per S/S General Metzinger, bearing 2nd Peking print Junk 5c in pair, tied by char. 'HUNAN/DAIFUKPING' (???) cds, with bilingual 'YIYINGHUN/25.8.28' and 'SHANGHAI/1.9.28' transit on reverse, 'HANKOW/29.8.28' machine roller transit on front. Est. HK$800-1,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$800-1,000

1928 (28 June) A USA 1C green stationery card for the John Henry Mears around the world record trip addressed to Hartford, Conn., ted by 'NEW YORK' duplex, with 2nd Peking Junk 1c in pair, tied by bilingual 'MOUKDEN' cds. On reverse, with 'NEW YORK/22.7' arrival cds. This trip took 23 days, with original newspaper slip for this flight (minor defects). Est. HK$1,000-1,500 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,000-1,500

1930 (22 Jan.) An air mail cover from Shanghai registered to Peiping, on front bearing complete set of first air mail, tied by bilingual 'SHANGHAI' cds, alongside faint 'R/SHANGHAI/No.457' reg. frame chop. On reverse bearing 2nd Peking print Junk, 1c in pair and 4c x 2, all tied by the same cancellation, toning. Est. HK$2,000-2,500 (Image1)

Est. HK$2,000-2,500

1932 (10 Jan.) A printed greeting card to local, bearing 2nd Peking print 1c, tied by bilingual 'HANGSHAN' cds. Est. HK$400-600 (Image1)

Est. HK$400-600

1935 (4 Sept.) A cover from Shanghai reg. to Bremen, Germany, via Siberia. Bearing the 2nd Peking print junk, 6c in pair and $1, tied by bilingual ‘SHANGHAI’ cds, with ‘BREMEN/21.8.35’ roller arrival cancel on reverse. Est. HK$800-1,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$800-1,000

1936 (8 Sept.) A cover to Germany, via Siberia, bearing SYS London 2nd print 25c, tied by bilingual ‘SHANGHAI’ cds, on reverse with bilingual ‘SHANGHAI’ cds in red and ‘KREFELD/2.10.36’ arrival cds, with 2 punch holes at left. Est. HK$400-500 (Image1)

Est. HK$400-500

1936 (Jan.) A cover from Canton reg. to Berlin, Germany. On reverse bearing SYS London print 2c in pair, and Martyrs Peking print 20c x 6, one stamp with defects, tied by faint bilingual 'CANTON' cds, 'WILMERSDORF/30.1.36' arrival cds, some creasing. Est. HK$100-200 (Image1)

Est. HK$100-200

1937 (26 Apr.) A FFC by USA Air Lines, bearing 3rd air mail 45c and /41, tied by the bilingual ‘SHANGHAI’ cds, with ‘China-USA First Flight' and 'Hong Kong to San Francisco' special chop alongside, 'SAN FRANCISCO/4.5.37' arrival cds on back, center folded. Est. HK$200-300 (Image1)

Est. HK$200-300

1937 (26 Dec.) A Eurasia FFC from Kunming to Berlin, Germany, bearing Air Mail 3rd print 25c, 30c x 3, tied by char. ‘KUNMING’ commemorative cancel, ‘HANNI’ and ‘PARIS’ transit on reverse. Est. HK$400-500 (Image1)

Est. HK$400-500

1939 (22 June) A printed matter of the advertisement leaflet sent to England, bearing Peking print Martyrs 2 1/2c in pair, tied by bilingual 'TSINGTAO' cds x 2. very late usage, the oversea printed matter is converted into 10c after the date 1st Sept. 1939. Est. HK$400-500 (Image1)

Est. HK$400-500

1941 (3 Nov.) A FDC of the Philatelic Societies in Shanghai, bearing The 30th Anniv of the Republic of China complete set of 10, tied by commemorative first day cancel. Fine. Est. HK$500-600 (Image1)

Est. HK$500-600

1941(13 Sept.) A 'Prize Court Cover' from Shanghai registered to Denmark, bearing SYS New York print 50c in pair, tied by bilingual 'SHANGHAI', on reverse, hand stamped 'Released by Prize Cort' in 2 straight black. During WWII mails with restricted materials such as coins and stamps etc., To Axis countries were held in Bermuda until after the war and sold by the Bermuda Prize Court in various auctions between 1948 and 1950. fine. Est. HK$2,500-2,800 (Image1)

Est. HK$2,500-2,800

1942 A cover registered to England, bearing SYS high values New York print $2, Dah Tung print $5, $10 and $20, all tied by faint 'CHUNGKING' cds, date not clear, with 'LONDON/16.10.42' arrival oval cancel, folded and roughly opened. Est. HK$500-600 (Image1)

Est. HK$500-600

1943 (6 Apr.) An express cover from Sian to Shanghai, on reverse bearing surcharged of 50 cents, General Office surcharged in pair x 2, both tied by faint ‘SIKING’ cds, with a small part of the express delivery receipt attached on reverse. Bilingual ‘SHANGHAI/23.4.43’ arrival cds on front. Est. HK$700-800 (Image1)

Est. HK$700-800

1946 (15 Oct.) An incoming cover from Germany to Tientsin, stamp missing, with ROC postal office notice in red char. ‘Difficult Delivering By Sea…’ with bilingual ‘TIENTSIN/29.12.46’ arrival machine roller cancel on reverse. Est. HK$700-800 (Image1)

Est. HK$700-800

1946 (17 Dec.) An air mail cover to Tientsin, on reverse, bearing SYS Chungking Central print, 450 and $100 in pair, tied by char. 'PINGYAO' with index 'Instead One' (??/??) unusual cancellation. With bilingual 'TIENTSIN' arrival cds. Est. HK$400-500 (Image1)

Est. HK$400-500

1946 (21 June) An air mail cover to USA, bearing Saving stamps $100 strip of 3 and CNC surcharged $500 on SYS 3c, tied by char. 'HONAN' cds.'DENVER/12.9.46' transit and 'BOULDEP/25.9.46' arrival cds. Est. HK$500-600 (Image1)

Est. HK$500-600