Guam, Island of Guam: 1936 (May 22) to Korea, A lovely beachfront buildings scene, franked by 5¢ US postage, all three stamps tied by a single long four-bar "Guam/May/22/4 PM/1936/Guam." c.d.s. Typed ") N (" on reverse with no other markings. Addressed to Dr. Sherwood Hall, a medical missionary. Note the hastily penciled "Haiju" in Chinese characters. A most unusual origin/destination cover., Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 2,200 - 2,600. Est. HK$2,200-2,600 (Image1)

Est. HK$2,200-2,600

Guam, Island of Guam: 1937 (June 10) to Ontario, Similarly cacheted to the previous item, franked by two US stamps totaling 3¢ postage, each tied by a short four-bar "Guam./Jun/10/4 PM/1937/Guam." c.d.s. No opening instruction on reverse (the cover was neatly opened at top), but with double-circle kan handstamp across flap in blue, plus black shield-shaped personal seal of J.H. Underwood, Postmaster at Guam, Lewis' agent on the island. A very pretty cover with the uncommon destination of Canada—and a rarely seen agent's mark. The apparent toning to the front of the cover is actually a very thin all-over wash of color laid down by the artist., Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 2,200 - 2,600. Est. HK$2,200-2,600 (Image1)

Est. HK$2,200-2,600