comprising the 1913 £20 bond (main bond and detached coupon sheet), the 1922 20 Dollar bond, and the 1923 500 Francs bond. These three bonds represent important historical evidence of early Chinese foreign loans, beautifully printed with bilingual French and English text, some featuring red seals and ornate decorative borders. The paper is thick and well-crafted, with crisp details that reflect the financial exchanges between China and foreign powers in the early Republic period. Well-preserved overall, in excellent condition, and of high value for both collectors and researchers.

each comprising one main bond and its corresponding detached coupon sheet. Finely printed with ornate blue borders, bilingual (French/English) text, and red seals. An outstanding example of early Chinese foreign loan bonds, well-preserved and highly desirable for collectors and historians alike.

certificate no.:504. The reverse bears a “Kiangsu–Shanghai Special District National Government Revenue Stamp (Type Chung Si),” indicating official tax validation and authentic circulation during the Republican era. This certificate is a significant historical artifact representing early Bank of China equity issuance.