1891, card QV 3 C. canc. "FOOCHOW A MR 26 91" via "HONG KONG A MR 31 91" to London w. large red arrival of May 5, horiz. crease. - And card QV 1 C./3 C. canc. "SHANGHAI B JY 6 96" to Manila, reverse has printed ad of live insurance, the 1 C. card rate to the Phillipines.
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1894-95: Three different postal stationery cards used from Hong-Kong to Bombay, with 1880 card 1c. green, uprated 2c. carmine, and card 3c. brown both used in 1894, and 1894 card 4c. on 3c. used in 1895, all with respective transit and arrival postmarks, slightly toned and minor imperfections but still good.
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1902, registration envelope QV 10 C. uprated KEVII 1 C. (3), 2 C. (4 inc. margin copy) tied "REGISTERED G.P.O. HONG KONG NO 25 03" to Kenzingen/Germany w. Dec. 25 backstamp.
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1946, card KGVI 2 C.uprated KGVI 4 C. pair, 15 C. with victory 30 C. canc. "REGISTERED G.P.O. HONG KONG 14 DE 46" by registered airmail FFC to Shanghai endorsed "BY CNAC DC-4 Skyliner", s.l. "RETOUR" as addressee Julius Caesar did not collect his mails. HK R-label and "Shanghai 16.12.35" on reverse. Imprinted cachet "First Airmail Flight".
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