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608E
1898 (20 June) A cover from Peking to I.M. Customs, Wuhu, beearing ICP Coiling Dragon 4c tied by 'PEKING' Dollar chop, on
reverse with very fine strike of 'WUHU/29.6.98' Dollar chop in brown arrival cds, a few tears at top, fine. Photo
HK$ 5,000 - 6,000
608F
1908 (11 Dec.) CIP 3rd issue 1c green stationery card sent to Germany from TENCHOW (11 Dec. 1908), transit via Tientsin (14
Dec), Shanghai (19 Dec), Shanghai-British Post Office (21 Dec.) and postman chop ‘S3’ on front. Hand-written message on back.
An interesting card with clear cancellations. Photo
HK$ 9,000 - 10,000
608G
1901 (30 Aug.) A returned pc from Shanghai to Lecce, Italy, bearing CIP Coiling Dragon 1c tied by bilingual ‘SHANGHAI’ cds,
returned to Shanghai with additional Korea 2c light blue in pair, tied by ‘CHEMULPO/COREE/25.10.01’ cds, right stamp top
corner damaged. With ‘SHANG-HAI/6.11.01’ Fr.P.O arrival cds, fine. Photo
HK$ 3,500 - 4,000
608H
1900 (4 Sept.) A mixed franking opened cover from Shanghai to USA, rejoined by transparent tape, bearing CIP Coiling Dragon
1/2c x 2, 1c, 2c x 4, tied by Pakua chop in black, with opt. ‘China’ on Japanese Chrysanthemum 10 sen blue overlapped on 2
Coiling Dragon stamps, tied by ‘SHANGHAI/I.J.P.O/12.9.00’ cds, with ‘SHANGAI/LOCAL POST/4.9.00’ transit alongside, a
couple od USA transit and ‘PHILA.PA/15.10.00’ arrival cds. Photo
HK$ 11,000 - 14,000
608F
608G
608I
608J
608I
1909 (20 Mar.) A CIP 4th issue 1c green stationery card with Coiling Dragon 5c mauve to Germany via Siberia. Tied by bilingual
'TIENTSIN' cds, fine. Photo
HK$ 1,000 - 1,200
608J
1909 (6 Mar.) A CIP 4th issue 1c green stationery card with Coiling Dragon 10c blue to Germany, via Siberia. Tied by bilingual
'HANKOW' cds, fine. Photo
HK$ 1,000 - 1,200
608H