China, Michel 1053b or Scott 1045 cover, inland cover single franked with Heroic Death of Jin Xunhua 8 f red and black-brown. The Stamps is a bit wrinkled, but unusual on cover. EUR 300 (Image1)

China, Michel 1054 cover, Inland cover single franked with People's Liberation Army 8 f blue-green. (Image1)

China, Michel 1148 cover, Inland cover single franked with 1973 Exports Fair 8 f (N95) . (Image1)

China, Michel 1098-1100 cover, Inland covers all single franked with 1971 The Albanian Communist Party 8 values f(25-27) (3). (Image1)

China, Michel 1189-94 or Scott 1181-86 cover, Inland covers all single franked with 1974 Farmers Paintings SET (6) (T3). (Image1)

China, Michel 1926 or Scott 1904 **, Mini sheet # 31, three MNH copies. Mi 750 € together. (Image1)

China, , Two Charity related covers: The CHINA INTERNATIONAL FAMINE RELIEF FUND blue adhesiveIlabel on back, cancelled sent 1927 to Stockholm franked 2x1c + 2x4c djonk sent via Siberia as notated; The second cover was sent in 1947 by the Salvation Army /Canton, blue oval very clear handstamp also in Chinese. On both front and back of cover a strait-lined blue THE SALVATION ARMY franked 100 + 1000 Dollar of 1947 issue.. Very interesting, clear and genuine charity covers. (Image1)

China, Year sets. Five year sets: 1985+ 1988-1991and year book 1987.

China, Covers. Smal lot cards. One franked 3 x 10$ imperf Sun-Yatsen cancelled Kuanhsien sent 1944 to Sweden. Also a few Japanese postal stioneries and a reg cover from India to Austria 1899. 9 items . (Image1)

China, Covers. Three covers from Sweden to Sven Hedin, Peiping, 1933-36 incl one with cachet "Mit Luftpost nach Saigon". Also cover from Simla, India, 1906 to Alma Hedin, Sweden. (Image1)

China, Covers. 4 covers 1909-12. 1932 to China from Denmark, Great Britain and 2 x Russia. (4) (Image1)

China, Postcards lot 1951-1984. Four 1950s ppc´s with better franking and a 1984 ppc sent to Sweden. The entire lot is presented at www.philea.se. (5) (Image1)

China, R.O.C., , Registered cover sent to USA 1929 franled with 5 and 2 x 10 Junk and a pair 3c on 4 c Junk. (Image1)

China, Shanghai, Postal stationery, 2 ch violet card on thick paper. (Image1)

Japan, Used. Back of the book collection of 100s of used stamps written-up in an album, focussing on airmails and national parks sets from the 1920s to 1960s, the airs including the 1929/34 monoplane set, flying pheasants to 144.00, etc, then the Parks seemingly virtually complete for the period from 1936 Fuji-Hakone onwards. Please inspect. (Image1)

Japan, Mostly used collection 1871-1940´s on leaves. Some a bit better. Mostly fine quality (200+)

Japan, Postcards. Excellent diverse and colourful collection of approx. 170 cards, displayed in a large album, a good proportion used, running from the first years of the 20th century to the 1930s with many beautiful early coloured cards, a range of photographic cards with ornate hand-coloured and embossed frames, as well as1904 UPU entry commemorative cards in different colours, sets of views, lots of geisha girls. Also noted an unusual usage 'received from H.M.Ship - no charges to be raised', etc. Please inspect. (Image1)

Japan, Postcards. Russo-Japanese War propaganda postcards 1905 Set of six very early 20th century colour postcards of portraits of the Japanese statesmen and military leaders involved in the Russo-Japanese war of 1905 including the emperor, president, prime minister and three admirals, all in Western-style uniforms, seldom seen. (Image1)

Korea, , Reg cover franked with two 10 s stamps sent from UNSAN, Kiko sent to Sweden over Yokohama via Canada or USA 1921. Arr dss at back side. (Image1)

Nepal, */used. One-volume collection of hundreds of stamps with a good range of classics including tete-beche pairs to 1/2a black, Shiva/mountains issues mint and used by printing, useful 20th century high values, as well as highly unusual back of the book, with dozens of large Shiva revenue types showing star or oval handtsamps in various colours, hardly ever seen. A fascinating collection with some very scarce material, an opportunity not to be missed for the specialist. (Image1)