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1961
1927 (3 July) Cover sent by the Punjae Regiment 4th Battalion to England, franked on front with G.B. stamp 1-1/2d, tied by
FIELD POST OFFICE 4 3 JY 27 double-circle cds (Type 2), and London AUG 9 1927 arrival duplex, fine. Photo
HK$ 4,000 - 4,500
1962
1928 (20 Jan.) Registered cover sent from Shanghai to England through A.P.O. No. 1 of the Shanghai Defence Force, franked on
front with G.B. stamps 1/2d and 1d horizontal strip of 4, tied by ARMY POST OFFICE 1 20 JA 28 double-circle cds’s (Type I),
a registration label no. 13 (Type 7) with “A.P.O.1” handstamp (Type 5) in black, backstamped with same cds, light age toning,
scarce. Photo
HK$ 10,000 - 12,000
1963
1964
1963
1928 (21 Aug.) Registered cover sent to England via Siberia, franked on front with G.B. stamp 1/2d and 6d, tied by FIELD POST
OFFICE 1 21 AU 28 double-circle cds (Type 2), a blue registration label No. 29 (Type 7) bearing unframed “F.P.O.” handstamp
with “1” handfilled, on reverse with two strikes of same F.P.O.1 cds, fine. This unframed registration marking with a manuscript
“1” has not previously been recorded and thus very rare. Photo
HK$ 10,000 - 12,000
1964
1931 (29 May) British Registered Letter envelope KGV 4-1/2d, sent to England via Siberia, cancelled by ARMY POST OFFICE
1 29 MY 31 double-circle cds’s (Type I), a registration label no. 8 (Type 7) with A.P.O. 1 in manuscript in blue and A.P.O. 1 cds,
and Sutton Coldfield 15 JU 31 arrival cds, fine, early usage of hand-written A.P.O. 1. Photo
HK$ 6,000 - 7,000
1961