The 2022 Winter Auction - Sale 339
17 – 20 December 2022
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Displaying 3685 - 3696 of 4146
Starting Price: 1,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 4,000 HK$
f.w. CIP 1c and 10c, tied by Fengtien Liaoyang double-ringed cds., along with Shanghai French PO transit cds. (Jul 18). On reverse with Newchwang (Jul 12), Shanghai Chinese PO (Jul 13) transit and England arrival cds. (Aug 25).
The Liaoyang CIP office was closed since the Battle of Liaoyang in Aug 1904
Starting Price: 1,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 1,000 HK$
tied by Paris cds., along with Shanghai French PO, Shanghai Chinese PO (Dec 28) transit and Harbin Russian PO arrival cds. (Jan 5, 1905).
The Liaoyang Russian Field PO was closed since the Battle of Liaoyang in Aug 1904. Shanghai - Vladivostok route was therefore adopted.
Starting Price: 1,500 HK$
Hammer Price: 1,600 HK$
sent via Kobe or San Francisco. 37-42 days of transit were spent. Good for comparision with Trans-Siberian route.
Starting Price: 2,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 2,000 HK$
f.w. French or Russian issues. Mostly showcasing the reopening of Vladivostok by the examples via Tientsin - Vladivostok and Shanghai - Vladivostok route before 1907. A nice group.
Starting Price: 1,600 HK$
Hammer Price: 5,000 HK$
1906 cover from Chungking to England via Shanghai. 1907 postcard from Penang to Harbin via Hong Kong and Shanghai. Former adpoted Shanghai - Vladivostok route with 28 days of transit while latter adopted Peking - Moukdon route with inland transmission by South Manchuria Railway to Harbin.
Starting Price: 1,500 HK$
Hammer Price: 3,200 HK$
showcasing Shanghai - Daiven route and Tientsin - Vladivostok route after the reopening of Dairen for Trans-Siberian Railway mails. The postal card stained and with deep fold, other VF-F.
Starting Price: 700 HK$
Hammer Price: 700 HK$
f.w. CIP 4c, tied by Shantung Fangtze lunar year cds., along with Chefoo Chinese PO and Chefoo French PO transit (May 8).
Starting Price: 2,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 2,200 HK$
f.w. CIP issues, tied by Shanghai or Hangchow cds., postcards showing Shanghai French PO cds. The registered cover showcased the Shanghai - Dairen route with 25 days of transit.
Starting Price: 12,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 12,000 HK$
mixed franking with CIP 2c, 4c, 5c and Russian 20k x 2, tied by Moukden bilingual cds. and Harbin Russian PO cds. (Aug 15) respectively.
As there was no French office available in North East province at that time, Chinese Imperial Post charged postage to Harbin agency for further transmission.
Starting Price: 1,500 HK$
Hammer Price: 1,500 HK$
f.w. CIP 10c x 2, tied by Moukden lunar year cds., on reverse with Shanghai Chinese PO, German PO, Italy transit and Roma arrival cds. VF-F.
Starting Price: 2,200 HK$
Unsold
all f.w. CIP or Reaper issues, tied by Moukden cds, showcasing the joint delivery between Chinese Imperial Post and Russian PO as well as the dispatch of Moukden after Nov 1907, including a WWI cover.
Starting Price: 1,500 HK$
Hammer Price: 5,500 HK$
uprated by CIP 1c and 2c, tied by Newchwang bisected bilingual cds., along with Chefoo Chinese PO, Chefoo French PO transit and Germany arrival cds. The card was sent before the Russian acceptance of Chinese Imperial Post packet.