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**Kiauchau**
LotNo.	Symbol	Lot Description
3631		1900 (May 9), ICP 1c Postal Card from Kiaochow to Magdeburg, canceled by "Kiaochow" oval bilingual datestamp, with another strike (5.11) on reverse, and 1898 "China" diagonal overprint 10pf carmine (Michel V3I. Scott A16), canceled by "Tsingtau/Kiautschou" c.d.s. (5.14), Fine to Very Fine. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China 1900.0509] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$800-1,000 SOLD for HK$1,100.00 Will close during Public Auction
3632		1901 (Nov.), ICP 1c Postal Card from Tsinan to Munich, the indicium canceled by "Tsinanfu" tombstone handstamp in violet, in combination with Kiautschou 1901 5pf green (Michel 6. Scott 11) canceled by "Tsingtau-Kiautschou/Bahnpost/Zug 2" oval datestamp (11.3), Fine to Very Fine. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Kiauchau) 1901.11] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$2,000-2,400 SOLD for HK$1,200.00 Will close during Public Auction
3633		1901 (Dec.), Cover from Ichow to Mariendorf (1.19.02), bearing CIP 2c deep red horizontal pair, canceled by "Ychow" oval bilingual datestamp, "Kiaochow" bilingual transit datestamp (12.10) in violet adjacent, in combination with Kiautschou 1901 5pf green (Michel 6. Scott 11), canceled by "Tsingtau/Kiautschou" c.d.s. (12.11), Fine to Very Fine, with 2014 Steuer BPP certificate. (Image1) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) Get Market Data for [China (Kiauchau) 1901.12] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$3,000-4,000 SOLD for HK$1,500.00 Will close during Public Auction
3634		1902 (Mar. 5), Tsingtau-Kaumi Railway cover, franked by 20pf blue Yacht tied by oval "Tsingtau-Kaumi/Bahnpost/Zug. 2/5/3" postmark with bold double-ring "Tsiangling/Deutsche Post" [Tsining] postmark below; reverse with next-day Kaumi receiver; remarkably fresh with just the lightest corner wrinkle at top right, Very Fine, an attractive Railway cover. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Kiauchau) 1902.0305] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$1,000-1,400 CLOSED Will close during Public Auction
3635		1902 (Mar. 10), Cover from Tsianling (Tschiangling) to Kaumi (3.11), bearing 1898 "China" steep overprint 20pf ultramarine pair (Michel V3II. Scott A11), canceled by "Tsingtau-Kaumi/Bahnpost/Zug 2" oval datestamp (10.3), showing "Tschiangling/Deutsche Post" double-ring origin handstamp adjacent, Fine to Very Fine, with 2011 Steuer BPP certificate. (Image1) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) Get Market Data for [China 1902.0310] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$1,000-1,400 SOLD for HK$900.00 Will close during Public Auction
3636		1902 (Aug. 6), Kiautschou 5pf postal card from Tsingtau to Ichow, with Sun and Moon receiver, indicium cancelled by "Tsingtau/Kiautschou" c.d.s., with next-day "Kiautschou/Deutsche Post" transit at left and Ichow Sun and Moon arrival c.d.s. (Aug. 14) below, Very Fine. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Kiauchau) 1902.0806] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$2,000-3,000 SOLD for HK$1,900.00 Will close during Public Auction
3637		1914 (July 15), Postcard from Tsingtau to Germany, "via Sibirien", bearing on reverse Kiautschou 2c, canceled by "Tsingtau/Kiautschou" c.d.s. (7.15); the train departed Tsingtau on the 17th, connecting at Tsinanfu (7.18), where the mail continued in closed bag by rail to Harbin (7.20) and the Trans-Siberian Railway to Moscow (7.28), and then on to Berlin, Very Fine. The last mail carried on the Shantung Railway connecting with the Trans-Siberian Railway which was not detained. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Kiauchau) 1914.0715] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$2,000-2,400 CLOSED Will close during Public Auction
3638		1914 (July 20), Kiautschou 2c postal card from Tsingtau to Berlin, canceled by "Tsingtau/Kiautschou" c.d.s., departed Tsingtau on the 21st at 5:30 am, connecting at Tsinanfu (7.22), Harbin (7.23), Moscow (7.31), where detained, then sent to Vladivostok and censored, returned for release via German P.O. in Shanghai and United States, December 1914 later delivery, Fine to Very Fine. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Kiauchau) 1914.0720] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$800-1,000 SOLD for HK$400.00 Will close during Public Auction
3639		1914 (July 20), Postcard from Tsingtau to Germany, "via Sibirien", showing "Tsingtau/Kiautschou" c.d.s., departed Tsingtau on the 21st at 5:30 am, connecting at Tsinanfu (7.22), Harbin (7.23), Moscow (7.31), where detained, then sent to Vladivostok and censored, showing "Shanghai/Deutsche/Post" c.d.s. (9.16), released in September (most of this mail was released in October) and then sent onwards via United States, with October/November delivery, Fine to Very Fine. The first Shantung Railway train carrying mail which was detained. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Kiauchau) 1914.0720] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$2,000-2,400 CLOSED Will close during Public Auction
3640		1914 (July 24), Kiautschou 2c postal card from Tsingtau to Paderborn, Germany, canceled by "Tsingtau-Tsinanfu/Bahnpost/Zug 1" oval datestamp, connecting with the Trans-Siberian Railway at Tsinanfu, then to Peking, Tientsin, Harbin, Moscow, where it was detained, and then Vladivostok where censored, subsequently released in October and returned to the German P.O. in Shanghai for transmission via the United Sates, with eventual delivery at Paderborn, blue crayon notation for receipt on Dec. 14, 1914, Very Fine use. The latest recorded date for intercepted/delayed mail with this Railway Post Office cancellation. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Kiauchau) 1914.0724] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$2,000-2,400 CLOSED Will close during Public Auction
3641		1914 (July 27), Kiautschou 2c postal card to Flensburg, Germany, canceled by "Tsingtau/Kiautschou" c.d.s. (7.27), departed Tsingtau on the 28th at 5:30 am, connecting at Tsinanfu (7.28), Harbin (7.30), Moscow (8.8), where it was detained, and then Vladivostok, showing Russian "D.Z." framed censor cachet in red, onwards to Shanghai and the United States, for December delivery, Fine to Very Fine. The third and final Shantung Railway train carrying mail which was detained in Russia. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Kiauchau) 1914.0727] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$2,000-2,400 SOLD for HK$1,100.00 Will close during Public Auction