The 2026 June Auction - Sale 347 (June 20 - June 23, 2026)
Sale 347
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including two commemorative postcards issued for the First Exhibition of the Shanghai General Chamber of Commerce Commodity Display Hall, depicting portraits of participating merchants and local figures; a family portrait postcard titled “陳崇桂”; a Dutch East Indies “Soerabaja” river scene; and a color postcard of General Tong Un-Pai (湯恩伯) in military uniform, trimmed at edges. Mixed printing styles and conditions, representing scarce early commercial and portrait issues. Faulty edges and corners. F-VF.
one wearing military uniform, the other showing Ho Ying Chin takes a salute from J. Reilly O'Sullivan, Associated Press War Correspndent.
According to the official Chinese Central News Agency, Col. Chiang Wei-Kuo, the adopted son of Chiang Kai-shek, had arrived in Peiping. Earlier reports had indicated that he was trapped with the army southwest of Suchow. Please view.
Seated from left to right are Premier Zhou En-lai, an interpreter, Mao Tse-tung, and President Nixon. The photograph vividly depicts this significant moment in U.S.-China diplomatic history.
likely a public figure or celebrity. Judging by the clothing and cameras, it was taken in postwar Asia, capturing the energetic atmosphere of media attention on notable personalities of the era.
depicting scenes from displays titled “Record of U.S. Imperialist Aggression in Vietnam” and “Bravely Advancing under the Great Red Banner of Mao Zedong Thought”. The photographs provide an authentic record of political propaganda and exhibition practices in China during the 1960s. Well-preserved and historically significant, they offer valuable insight into domestic political messaging and perceptions of international affairs in mid-20th-century China.
including an early portrait captioned “Here to Investigate Industrial Conditions,” an official press photograph of O.K. Yui and Gen. Chen Cheng upon cabinet appointments under Chiang Kai-shek, and a later AP wirephoto concerning Chen Cheng’s arrest order during the Chinese Civil War period. An interesting group illustrating the political history of Republican China and contemporary international press coverage.
