East China, 1947, First Shandong Post printing, $5 on 50¢ brown, black and blue surcharges (Yang EC90-91), fresh with good margins, without gum as issued, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 1,200 - 1,600. Est. HK$1,200-1,600 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,200-1,600

East China, 1947-49, Shandong Bohai Post, Chairman Mao, $100 on $10 to $500 on $5 surcharges (Yang EC188a-190), a pretty, crisply clean trio, the $100 on $10 orange surcharge inverted on a top margin single, without gum as issued, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 1,000 - 1,200. Est. HK$1,000-1,200 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,000-1,200

East China, 1942, Su-Chung First "Unit Issue" without value indicated, red set (Yang EC255-257), service indicated by black handstamp; "Ordinary" on the Junk, "Confidential" on the Torch, and "Express" on the pigeon; one set of all three mint, plus a used "Express" example, cancelled by red circular handstamp at right, Fine to Very Fine, an uncommon quartet.
Estimate HK$ 5,000 - 6,000. Est. HK$5,000-6,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$5,000-6,000

East China, 1943, Hwai Nan machine resurcharge on First Issue, $1 on 20c black on blue Pigeon (Yang EC220), exceptionally well-margined single; crisp printing on clean paper, without gum as issued, Very Fine+, a difficult stamp, especially in this quality.
Estimate HK$ 8,000 - 10,000. Est. HK$8,000-10,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$8,000-10,000

East China, 1942, Central Kiangsu Area, Su-Chung First "Unit" Issue, "Express" on deep green (Yang EC254), a nicely centered example with good color, without gum as issued, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 1,500 - 2,000. Est. HK$1,500-2,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,500-2,000

East China, 1943, Hwai Nan machine re-surcharge on First Issue, $1 on 30¢ Junk (Yang EC221), the new surcharge indicating the new denomination; four ample margins, with red circular cancel at right, Very Fine, a scarce and valuable stamp.
Estimate HK$ 10,000 - 14,000. Est. HK$10,000-14,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$10,000-14,000

East China, 1942, Shandong, 2nd War Time Post, Hand With Torch, 5¢ blue, type C (Yang EC8c), a beautiful bottom right margin example in light blue, with sharp impression and well-balanced margins, without gum as issued; faint horizontal crease above value tablets mentioned for accuracy, Very Fine, a pretty stamp.
Estimate HK$ 2,000 - 2,400. Est. HK$2,000-2,400 (Image1)

Est. HK$2,000-2,400

East China, 1944, Shandong Wartime Post Chairman Mao issue, 2nd print, 10¢ yellow green (Yang EC24), used, with "Hopeh/1946.6.3/Linchen" dotted-rim c.d.s., Fine.
Estimate HK$ 600 - 800. Est. HK$600-800 (Image1)

Est. HK$600-800

East China, 1945, Shandong, Communist Party Congress, 5¢ green (Yang EC61), a lovely example with crisp printing on fresher-than-usual paper and huge margins all around, without gum as issued; plate flaw to left of Mao's chin, still nearly Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 3,000 - 3,600. Est. HK$3,000-3,600 (Image1)

Est. HK$3,000-3,600

East China, 1945-49, "Temporarily Used For" overprint & surcharge on Shantung Wartime Post Chu Teh issue, imperf, $1 on 5¢ blue (red) (Yang EC67), well-printed design, fully visible behind "Shantung/1949.8.6/Penglai" c.d.s., large margins all around, Fine.
Estimate HK$ 800 - 1,000. Est. HK$800-1,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$800-1,000

East China, 1945, Victory of National War Against Japanese Aggression issue, $1 orange yellow, imperforate (Yang EC76a), clearly printed on fresh paper, the stamp's color nicely complemented by the violet partial c.d.s. at bottom, Fine to Very Fine, scarce.
Estimate HK$ 1,000 - 1,400. Est. HK$1,000-1,400 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,000-1,400

East China, 1946, Shandong Bohai Post, Zhu De, $1 green (Yang EC80), with a light, largely face-free cancel, Fine to Very Fine, a key East China stamp, difficult to find.
Estimate HK$ 4,000 - 6,000. Est. HK$4,000-6,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$4,000-6,000

East China, 1947, Shandong Bohai Post, Zhu De, $10 (round "0") blue (Yang EC180), two stamps, one mint, one used; both exceptionally clean and framed by gargantuan margins (the mint stamp a bottom margin single); what appears as a black line on Chu's left shoulder is a bit of wood fiber showing through from the back, without gum as issued, Very Fine+, a pretty duo.
Estimate HK$ 1,500 - 2,000. Est. HK$1,500-2,000 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,500-2,000

East China, 1944, Central Jiangsu Area, 4th Su-Chung "Unit" issue, no value indicated complete (Yang EC267-269), a lovely set, without gum as issued, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 2,400 - 2,800. Est. HK$2,400-2,800 (Image1)

Est. HK$2,400-2,800

East China, 1949, Feng-Tai hand-surcharge with "Postage Paid" on Revenue stamps complete (Yang ECL40-43), with services "Ordinary", "Express", "Registered" and "Double Registered" indicated on the $1000, $500, $3000 and $20 values respectively; each basic stamp fresh, clean and sound, and all bear a solid strike of the surcharge, without gum as issued, Very Fine, an uncommon set.
Estimate HK$ 1,400 - 1,800. Est. HK$1,400-1,800 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,400-1,800

East China, Parcel Post stamps, 1949, surcharged "East China Posts" on Silver Yuan Flying Geese, complete (Yang ECP7-10), two mint sets of four, $5000 on 10¢ blue to $50,000 on $5 red; one each $5000 and $20,000 top margin singles, all fresh, clean and sound with incredibly bright colors, without gum as issued, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 1,000 - 1,400. Est. HK$1,000-1,400 (Image1)

Est. HK$1,000-1,400

East China, Parcel Post stamps, 1949, first 3 issues complete (Yang ECP1-14), all vibrantly colored on crisp white paper; Yang #ECP1-6 (on green Flying Geese) used, with #ECP7-10 and ECP11-14 mint, without gum as issued, Very Fine, a lovely set.
Estimate HK$ 2,400 - 2,800. Est. HK$2,400-2,800 (Image1)

Est. HK$2,400-2,800