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**Chinese Empire continued...**
LotNo.	Symbol	Lot Description
3109	O	1901 (June 15), ICP 1c red postal card, from Paoting to Munich, Germany, brightly colored card uprated by vertical pair of misperforated ½c, plus normal 1c and 2c CIP Coiling Dragons, with additional French Offices in China 10c adhesive partially covering the 1c stamp; Chinese stamps cancelled by three generally clean strikes of Paoting Large Dollar Dater, the French Offices tied by one of two June 21 (?) Shang-haï double-ring postmarks; bilingual Shanghai transit (June 21) and two Munich receivers (July 29) at lower left, Fine to Very Fine. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [French Offices in China 1901.0615] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$1,600-2,000 SOLD for HK$1,700.00 Will close during Public Auction
3110	O	1906 (Sept. 20), ICP 1c red postal card, from Peking to Antwerp, Belgium, CSS #1, Han #1, brightly colored card uprated by horizontal pair ½c and single 2c CIP Coiling Dragons, cancelled by mix of bilingual and Lunar Dater Peking postmarks, with bilingual Shanghai (Sept. 25) and French double-ring "Shang-haï" transits (latter date not struck up); "Anvers/Arrivee" Oct. 31 receiver at bottom; couple toned spots, Fine to Very Fine. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Empire) 1906.0920] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$1,000-1,400 SOLD for HK$500.00 Will close during Public Auction
3111		1907-11, Trio of CIP Coiling Dragon items, two sent via Shanghai I.J.P.O., the first a cover to Munich, Germany, franked by single 10c with indistinct Lunar Dater, reverse with bilingual Shanghai Jan. 24 [1907] transit and Munich Feb. 26, 1907 receiver; the second a tinted picture post card to the US franked by single 4c tied by indistinct Shanghai Lunar Dater and violet Shanghai I.J.P.O. bridge cancels, bilingual Shanghai Feb. 25, 1908 transit and Wappingers Falls, NY Mar. 25 receiver at left; the third a cover from Shanghai to Plainfield, NJ, franked 1c and 3c (single plus horizontal pair) all tied by bilingual Shanghai Sept. 18, 1911 postmarks (fourth on reverse) with same-day black I.J.P.O. bridge postmark at left; usual wear but attractive, Fine to Very Fine. (Image1) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6) Get Market Data for [China (Empire) 1907-11] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$1,600-2,000 SOLD for HK$900.00 Will close during Public Auction
3112	/O	ca. 1907-10, CIP 1c red and 1c green message-reply cards, CSS #PCDRC-2, PCDRC-3; Han #5, 7, the 1c red Message card uprated by 1c and two ½c CIP Coiling Dragon adhesives, all favor-cancelled by two strikes of Paoting June 16, 01 (erroneously for "10"?) Large Dollar Daters, unaddressed, the Reply card mint; the 1c green mint, Fine to Very Fine. (Image1) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) Get Market Data for [China (Empire) 1907-10] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$800-1,200 SOLD for HK$900.00 Will close during Public Auction
3113	O	1907 (Nov. 19), CIP 1c green "Club Concordia" postal card, local Shanghai use, reverse with pre-printed announcement of an informal dinner with music in honor of Rear Admiral Cörper on Nov. 22; indicium cancelled by double-ring "Shanghai/NOV 19/07/Local Post" postmark; a clean example of these popular Club Concordia cards, Very Fine. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Empire) 1907.1119] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$1,600-2,000 SOLD for HK$900.00 Will close during Public Auction
3114		1909 (Apr.), Registered cover from Ningyuan to Germany, forwarded to The Netherlands, stamp lost but partial [Shan?]xi postmark remaining, the cover with two CIP deep green Official Seals, tied by two of three bilingual Peking Apr. 15 postmarks, one Seal partly covering the Peking Registry handstamp; straightline handstamp through address panel; reverse with additional Peking and two others all poorly struck, plus Roermund, Netherlands receiver of May 1, Fine. (Image1) (Image2) Get Market Data for [China (Empire) 1909.0415] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census	Est. HK$3,800-4,200 CLOSED Will close during Public Auction
3115		China, Attractive Mint Assortment of Dragons and Offices in Tibet, 1878-1911, comprising China #1, 13-15 and Offices in Tibet #1-5, 7-8 and 9 (2, 1 no gum); generally fresh, all with solid color and detail, Very Fine, fully imaged online. Scott $2,300 (HK$ 17,690). (Image1) (Image2)	Est. HK$3,000-4,000 SOLD for HK$4,000.00 Will close during Public Auction