franked on reverse Junk 10c and 16c, tied by unclear cds. Rare oversea Chinese remittance cover sent to Burma. Letter enclosed. VF-F.

handwritten with "Remittance stopped due to warfare. City gate was closed therefore no manpower for delivery and stop issuance". P.S, on 7 MAY 1926, the city of Sian was surrounded by the troops of Warlord Liu Chen-hua. Postal communication ceased between Sian and external postal routes. In 28 NOV, the troops of Feng Yuhsian and Yu Youren reinforced Sian and ended the surrounding. During the surrouding, two out of four Sub-post offices in Sian were out of service while other two were operational but the business slumped. Strength of 200,000 soldiers were engaged in the battle of Sian lasting for seven months. The number of casualty was about 50,000. This battle weakened the strength of warlord and facilitate the North Expedition, favoring the Eastern attack by Feng Yuhsiang's troops. This is the only known example directly reflecting the battle of Sian. With original illustration card. Ex-Yasoichi Nakajima collection.

f.w. Hong Kong KGV issue from 1c to 12c, in total rate of 41c, tied by Hong Kong registered cds., along with registered label and Shanghai arrival. On picture side f.w. a Junk 5c on 15c issue, tied by Shanghai cds bilingual cds., used as service charge. Rare. VF-F.

comprising an early Gold Yuan domestic cover on 1948 (Oct 22), but error datestamps showing ROC year 38 -- "1949", a CNC & Gold Yuan stamps mixed franking airmail cover to Australia on 1948 (Nov 11), and a 1949 (May 22) Chengtu airmail to England Silver Yuan cover. VF-F.