The 2022 Winter Auction - Sale 339

17 – 20 December 2022

17th to 20th December 2022, Hong Kong

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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$

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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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Lot# 8121

Starting Price: 12,000 HK$

Hammer Price: 16,000 HK$

1913 and 32 two covers from Tihwa to Shanghai (domestic) and England (international) via Tacheng & Trans-Siberian route,

both bearing Tacheng transit cds. 1913 cover also with Tacheng Russian PO transit cds. 1932 cover was censored with label. A nice pair.

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Lot# 8122

Starting Price: 1,000 HK$

Hammer Price: 1,100 HK$

1908-11 a group of 3 Trans-Siberian Railway covers and postcard between USA and North China,

two incoming postal covers from USA to Tientsin and Peking while one postcard from Peking to USA. 1908 and 1909 are early dates for Trans-Siberian Railway mail between China and USA. 1911 cover was sent via Hamburg, Germany and Siberia.

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Lot# 8123

Starting Price: 1,500 HK$

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1909-10 a grop of 3 covers and postcard from North China to USA, via Siberia,

sent from Moukden, Harbin and Kalgan respectively. A group of early Trans-Siberian Railway mail between China and USA.

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Lot# 8124

Starting Price: 2,200 HK$

Hammer Price: 2,200 HK$

1911-13 a group of 3 covers from Szechun to North America, via Siberia,

sent from Siufu, Kiatingfu, etc, with Shanghai French PO, Peking French PO or Moukden transit cds.

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Lot# 8125

Starting Price: 2,800 HK$

Hammer Price: 6,500 HK$

1914 (Jan 4) Flag 1c postal stationery card from Szechuan Yachowfu to USA, via Siberia,

uprated by CIP ovpt. ROC 1c x 3, tied by Yachowfu bilingual cds., along with Chengtu transit cds. (Jan 6).

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Lot# 8126

Starting Price: 1,600 HK$

Hammer Price: 1,600 HK$

1908-10 a group of 3 picture postcards from North China to England, via Siberia,

sent from Newchwang, Peking and Moukden respectively, all bearing Shanghai transit cds., some with Tangku transit cds. Showcasing the resumption of Shanghai - Vladivostok route which was obstructed due to flooding before.

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Lot# 8127

Starting Price: 1,800 HK$

Hammer Price: 1,800 HK$

1911 and 12 three picture postcards from Shanghai and Hankow to Europe, all endorsed via Siberia,

two sent from Shanghai to Hungary via Osaka, Japan and one with transit cds. This route was the temporary route at the beginning of Hsinhai Revolution. The rest one sent from Hankow to Germany via Shanghai, reflecting the Peking-Hankow Railway taken over by Beiyang Army during Hsinhai Revolution.

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Lot# 8128

Starting Price: 20,000 HK$

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1912 (Jan 22 and 23) two picture postcards from Nanking to Shanghai and Germany,

both bearing German ship PO and Shanghai transit cds. These examples were sent via German navy mail bag. Between 22 and 23 Jan 1912, German navy escorted German citizen from Nanking to Germany.

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Lot# 8129

Starting Price: 30,000 HK$

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1912 (Jan 21 and 23) a group of 3 picture postcards from Nanking to Germany,

all bearing German ship PO and Shanghai transit. These examples were sent via German navy mail bag. Between 22 and 23 Jan 1912, German navy escorted German citizen from Nanking to Germany.