China Macao Pan Am cacheted registered First Flight cover cancelled in Shanghai on April 26, 1937. Mailed to Manila and backstamped there on April 29. (Image)

Dairen, China cancelled on May 31, 1938 under Japanese Occupation. Mailed to Berlin Cover has lower right and left side corner folds. (Image)

China cacheted registered First Flight cover cancelled in Shanghai on April 26, 1937. Mailed to Manila and backstamped there on April 29. (Image)

China Hong Kong Pan Am cacheted registered First Flight cover cancelled in Shanghai on April 26, 1937. Mailed to Manila and backstamped there on April 29. (Image)

(88) and U.S. 270 franked on a cover to USA. Tied with a large double circle Shanghai and United States Shanghai Postal Agency killer cancels. Cover has a distinct vertical crease resulting in a tiny tear at the top. Reverse flap has been torn and several wrinkles. Quite a scarce combination, Fine. (Image)

Japan selection from 1898 to 1959. Around ninety commercial covers, postal stationery, and postcards. Spotted several unusual items. Necessary to inspect for some condtion concerns. Still good source of postal history. (Image)

An 1871 to the late 1960’s mint and used Japan collection/accumulation housed in a Scott album, a few binders, and stock pages. Includes many complete sets, some key souvenir sheets, and a few covers that appears to be assembled by a knowledgeable collector. Condition a little mixed with some toning. A great assembly looking for a new album and further organization. (Image)

Japan (252) 1 Yen NH F-VF (Image)

Japan (456) Boy sheet NH usual gum bends F-VF (Image)

Japan (479) Diving Geese NH Fine (Image)

Japan (479) Diving Geese NH F-VF (Image)

Japan (508b) sports block NH F-VF (Image)

Japan (521A) Blast Furnace NH F-VF (Image)

Japan (C1-C2) used Fine set (Image)

Japan (C2) imprint margin pair NH F-VF (Image)

Japan (C2) 3S. NH F-VF (Image)

Three hand painted cacheted long style covers (no letters) addressed to a young lady in Madison, Wisconsin. All three are done in the style of the famous artist Karl Lewis and two of which show his chop mark. Unlike anything we have ever seen, so offered together as a set. Roughly opened and soiled lightly from their journey across the Pacific carrying a silk sample. Desirable. (Image)

World War I censored cover that originated in a Japanese POW camp in Kurume mailed to Chicago, Illinois. POW was a German sailor, Felix Klaiber. Has old glue remains on its reverse. (Image)

The collection begins in 1914 and continues through 1976 and is housed in a Scott album. There is a good early postwar period and it is almost complete from 1954. There are no Japan air mails. This is a marvelous collection that must be seen to appreciate. Well worth checking out. (Image)

A very good collection/accumulation starting in 1970 and continuing to 1993. There are many souvenir sheets with some of the better being 781a – 786a and 884. There is also a box of souvenir sheets with some lovely sets present. This group will be of interest to both the dealer and the collector. A real opportunity to purchase quality stamps. (Image)

Dealer’s stock of Korea. Many hundreds of 1950’s to 1990’s singles, sets, and souvenir sheets. Majority is NH and duplication present. All identified and sorted for your viewing pleasure. An easy fix for a stock absent of this magical land. (Image)

Korea (80-84) Voting og F-VF set (Image)

An attractive mostly mint 1884-2003 Macao collection of many hundred neatly annotated and mounted on quadrille pages. Includes many sets, blocks of four, and souvenir sheets. Largely complete with much NH. A useful collection awaiting a first-class album. (Image)

A simple 1932-1945 mint Manchukuo collection on Scott pages. Largely complete with a bit of toning. Easy lot to figure. (Image)

Registered first flight cover (1932) from Harbin to Japan where it was held and returned. Proper rate. Clear crisp commemorative airmail cancel tying both stamps. Registration label, part of the attachment and cancel all showing from the front. Remains of the return label on reverse. Rare piece of Manchukuo postal history. (Image)