The 2022 Winter Auction - Sale 339

17 – 20 December 2022

17th to 20th December 2022, Hong Kong
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Lot# 8109
Starting Price: 1,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 5,000 HK$
1909 (Dec 5) Imperial 4th postal card from Kweilin to Belgium, via Siberia,
uprated by CIP 1c and 2c, tied by Kwangsi Kweilin lunar year cds., along with Wuchow (Dec 12), Shanghai (Dec 20) transit and Belgium arrival cds. (Jan 8).
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Lot# 8110
Starting Price: 1,300 HK$
Hammer Price: 5,000 HK$
1910 (Apr 26) Imperial 4th postal card from Kweilin to Belgium,via Siberia,

uprated by CIP 1c and 2c, tied by Kwangsi Kweilin lunar year cds., along with Wuchow (Apr 30), Shanghai (May 7) transit and Belgium arrival cds. (May 23).

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Lot# 8111
Starting Price: 1,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 2,600 HK$
1909 and 11 two picture postcards from Kweilin to Belgium, via Siberia,

both f.w. CIP issues, tied by Kweilin cds., along with Wuchow and Shanghai transit cds.

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Lot# 8112
Starting Price: 1,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 6,500 HK$
1915 (Dec 3) Flag 1c postal stationery card from Lungchow to France, via Siberia,
uprated by Junk 3c, tied by Lungchow bisected bilingual cds., along with Nanning (Dec 9), Shanghai (Dec 12 / 20), Tientsin (Dec 22) transit and France arrival (Jan 13). This cover was delivered from Shanghai to Tientsin by Tientisn-Pukow Railway.
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Lot# 8113
Starting Price: 6,000 HK$
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1911 (Jun 22) Kiungchow to Germany registered cover, via Siberia,

f.w. CIP 4c and 16c, tied by Kiungchow bisected bilingual cds., along with registered mark. On reverse with Shanghai Chinese PO, Shanghai French PO transit (Jun 28) and Germany arrival (Jul 18).

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Lot# 8114
Starting Price: 2,400 HK$
Hammer Price: 2,600 HK$
1912 and 13 a cover and a postcard from Kiungchow to Germany, via Siberia,

both f.w. CIP issues, tied by Kiungchow bisected bilingual cds., with Shanghai transit cds.

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Lot# 8115
Starting Price: 4,000 HK$
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1910 (Jan 22) Yunannfu to England postcard, via Siberia,

f.w. CIP 4c, tied by Yunnanfu bilingual cds., along with Mengtsz (Jan 23), Shanghai Chinese PO, Shanghai French PO (Feb 8) transit cds.
It is the earliest recorded Trans-Siberian Railway mail from Yunnan .

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Lot# 8116
Starting Price: 1,600 HK$
Hammer Price: 3,000 HK$
1911 and 12 a group of 3 covers from Yunannfu to England, via Siberia,
all f.w. CIP issues, tied by Yunnanfu bisected bilingual cds., with Shanghai Chinese PO and Shanghai French PO transit cds. One with stamp fault, other VF-F.
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Lot# 8117
Starting Price: 1,500 HK$
Hammer Price: 5,500 HK$
1913 (Jul 9) Imperial 4th postal card ovpt. ROC from Mengtsz to Germany, via Siberia,
uprated by CIP ovpt. ROC 3c, tied by Mengtsz bisected bilingual cds., along Shanghai transit (Jul 18) cds.
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Lot# 8118
Starting Price: 2,400 HK$
Hammer Price: 7,000 HK$
1912 (Jul 3) Imperial 4th postal card fromYunnan Amichow to Germany, via Siberia,
uprated by CIP 3c, tied by Amichow bilingual cds., along with Hokow and Shanghai (Jul 16) transit cds.
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Lot# 8119
Starting Price: 1,200 HK$
Hammer Price: 3,600 HK$
1913 and 32 a picture postcard and a postal card, both from Yunnanfu to Europe, via Siberia,

canceled by Yunnanfu cds. The 1913 card bearing Shanghai and Moukden transit cds.

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Lot# 8120
Starting Price: 6,000 HK$
Unsold
1908 (Oct) incoming red band cover from Kyakhta to Fengchow,

f.w. Russian issue 2k on reverse, tied by Trans-Siberian Railway Chita - Irkusk line 242 Train PO cds (Oct 23), along with Peking, Taiyuan transit and Fengchow transit cds. (Nov 11).

This cover was carried by courier to Irkuska, then travelled via Trans-Siberian Railway, South Manchuria Railway and Peking-Moukden Railway to Peking. Early Trans-Siberian Railway item from Mongolia before the establishment of Chinese Imperial Post PO.

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