The 2022 Winter Auction - Sale 339

17 – 20 December 2022

17th to 20th December 2022, Hong Kong
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Lot# 8154
Starting Price: 1,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 1,000 HK$
1931-32 a group of 3 cover and postcards during the Japanese invasion of Manchuria, all via Siberia,
two items from Moukden and Antung to Europe while one cover from France to Moukden via Harbin.
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Lot# 8155
Starting Price: 1,200 HK$
Hammer Price: 1,200 HK$
1931 and 32 two covers from Kirin Holung to Europe, via Siberia,

plus a Harbin to Korea postcard. Two Holung covers were sent before and after Japanese controlling Kirin. And the Harbin card was sent before Japanese army entering into Harbin.

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Lot# 8156
Starting Price: 3,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 3,000 HK$
1932 a group of 3 covers from Harbin and Shanghai to Europe,
showcasing the postal service after the establishment of Manchukuo and Shanghai Jan 28th Incident.
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Lot# 8157
Starting Price: 10,000 HK$
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19001-10s a group of 25 postcards and postal stationery cards to China, all bearing Trans-Siberian Railway Train PO cds.,

including Vladivostok station, Harbin station, Bochkina - Chita line, Irkusk - Chita line and Kpachorpck station, etc. A nice collection.

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Lot# 8158
Starting Price: 2,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 3,600 HK$
1930 (May 26) Shanghai to Germany registered airmail cover,
1930 (May 26) Shanghai to Germany registered airmail cover, f.w. Junk and Reaper issues x 12 on revese, in total rate of $1.71, tied by Shanghai bilignual cds., along with Moscow (Jun 7), Berlin (Jun 7) transit and Leipzig arrival cds. (Jun 8). On front bearing German airmail handstamp. Airmail example to Europe after delivered by Trans-Siberian Railway.
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Lot# 8159
Starting Price: 2,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 4,200 HK$
1930 (Jul 17) Tientin to Denmark registered airmail cover,

f.w. Junk and Reaper issues x 7 on reverse, in total of $1.4, tied by Tientsin bilingual cds., along with Harbin (Jul 20) , Moscow (Jul 28), Berlin (Jul 29) transit and Copenhagen arrival cds. (Jul 30). On front with German airmail cachet. Airmail example to Europe after delivered to Moscow by Trans-Siberian Railway.

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Lot# 8160
Starting Price: 1,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 1,600 HK$
1903 and 08 a group of 3 cover and postcards to Europe via Japanese PO in China and Siberia,
sent from Tientsin, Shanghai and Peking, all f.w. Japanese Chrysanthemum issues, bearing Japanese PO transit cds.
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Lot# 8161
Starting Price: 1,000 HK$
Hammer Price: 1,000 HK$
1907 and 08 a group of 4 picture postcards from Lushun and Dairen to Europe,

all f.w. Japanese Chrysanthemum issues, tied by Japanese PO cds. Some send via Japan-Siberian route or South Manchuria Railway - Kwangchengtze route.

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Lot# 8162
Starting Price: 600 HK$
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1912 (Dec 15) Dairen to Kobe cover,
f.w. Japanese Chrysanthemum issue 3sen x 3, tied by Dairen Japanese PO cds., along with Kobe arrival (Dec 19). The cover was endorsed "via Moukden and Fusan".
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Lot# 8163
Starting Price: 600 HK$
Hammer Price: 5,500 HK$
1908 (Nov 29) Dairen Paquebot cover to Switzerland,
f.w. Japanese PO in China issue x 4, tied by Dairen IJPO cds., along with "via Siberia" cachet and "Paquebot" cachet. On reverse with Changchun-S IJPO ( 30.11 ) transit and Switerland arrival cds. (Dec 14). This cover was carried via Shanghai - Darien streamer line.
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Lot# 8164
Starting Price: 800 HK$
Hammer Price: 1,100 HK$
1913 (Nov 15) Picture postcard from Dairen to Germany,
f.w. Japanese issue 4sen, tied by Dairen Japanese PO cds., along with oval South Manchuria Railway Train PO transit datestamp (Nov 15), showcasing Moukden-Changchun mail car route.
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Lot# 8165
Starting Price: 1,200 HK$
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1903-04 a group of 5 covers and postcards to and from Japan,

3 covers sent from Nagasaki, Hokkaido and Yokohama to Europe while one stationery card from Harbin to Tokyo via Vladivostok, and one registered cover from Odessa, Ukraine to Japan. Showcasing Japanes mails via Trans-Siberian Railway.

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