China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1897 (1 Mar.) registered envelope to I.M. Customs Kowloon, c/o B.P. Office, Hong Kong (5.3) "Per s.s. Kwanglee & I.C.P.O.", showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in red, matching "R" unframed h.s., and "Customs/Shanghai" double-ring origin d.s. of "Mar 1 1897" in brown, addressee's name neatly inked out, very fine and early date.
Estimate HK$ 20,000 - 25,000
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Sale 78 China and other Asian Countries
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Jun 23, 2019 Asia/Hong_Kong
Interasia Auctions Limited Sale 78 China and other Asian Countries
Sunday Jun 23, 2019 09:30 to Monday Jun 24, 2019 15:30 Asia/Hong_Kong
Interasia’s June 23-24 auctions of China, Hong Kong and Asian stamps and postal history will take place at the Habour Plaza North Point in Hong Kong. The two day 2,000 lot sale includes another offering of China and Hong Kong stamps and postal history, with important Ching Dynasty and Republic, substantial postal history with an original missionary correspondence, Taiwan, Local Posts, People’s Republic of China and Liberated Areas, Hong Kong with a specialized study of Postal Fiscals and Revenues, Treaty Ports, and Macau.
Day 2: 24 June 2019
Day two (June 24) includes Local Posts (lots 2086-2116) with a set of the rare Shanghai Double Dragon essays with the values in English lettering rather than Arabic numerals. Taiwan (lots 2117-2156) features rare unused multiples of the 1950 Flying Geese surcharges with the top three values in blocks of six (the two high values with sheet margins). The Foreign Post Offices in China (lots 2163-2302) are highlighted by a splendid array of combination covers, the large part of which are from the Mick Goldsmith collection. Following on from this is the correspondence of Dr. Willis Clarke Noble (lots 2254-2302), a late 19th century American missionary in Paoting who established a public health service there, which comprises mail from both the U.S.A. and China during the 1894-98 period, with much of postal history interest. In addition, there is a fine section of postal stationery (lots 2303-2360). The morning session concludes with a small but interesting section of Thailand (lots 2450-2463).
The Day two (June 24) afternoon session is devoted to the People’s Republic of China and the Liberated Areas, as has been our tradition on the second day. There is a fine representative section of the Liberated Areas, while the issued stamps of the P.R.C. are well represented throughout and showcased by the unissued large format “Whole Country is Red” cancelled by Liaoning c.d.s., one of four recorded used examples of this great rarity.
Sale 76
China and other Asian Countries
Sunday June 23, 2019 09:30 and Monday June 24, 2019 09:30
Sale 77
Hong Kong & Treaty Ports and Macau
Sunday June 23, 2019 15:00
Sale 78
The People’s Republic of China and Liberated Areas
Monday June 24, 2019 13:30
2019-06-23, 9:30am
Session 1: Lot 1 - 493, China and other Asian Countries
Session 2: Lot 1001 - 1613, Hong Kong & Treaty Ports and Macau
2019-06-24, 9:30am
Session 3: Lot 2001 - 2463, The People's Republic of China and Liberated Areas
Session 4: Lot 3001 - 3454, China and other Asian Countries
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Lot #26 - 1: China imperial post
Lot #27 - 1: China imperial post
China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1897 (4 Mar.) "The North China News" newspaper wrapper to Hong Kong, showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in red and "Customs/Shanghai" double-ring origin d.s. of "Mar 4 1897" in brown, and 1897 (21 July) "The North-China Daily News" newspaper wrapper to the German Consulate in Tientsin, showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in red and "Shanghai" origin dollar dater of "21 Jul 97" in brown, a...
Lot #28 - 1: China imperial post
China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1897 (3 Apr.) envelope ("Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation /Shanghai" embossed seal on flap) to Soochow (4.4), showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in red and "Customs/Shanghai" double-ring origin d.s. in brown, with "Customs/Soochow" double-ring arrival d.s. in brown on reverse, cover a little roughly opened at right, fine.
Estimate HK$ 7,000 - 9,000
Lot #29 - 1: China imperial post
China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1897 (8 Apr.) envelope to I.M. Customs, Canton (14.4), showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in red and "Customs/Shanghai" double-ring origin d.s. in brown, with "Customs/Canton" double-ring arrival d.s. in black on reverse, addressee's name neatly inked out, fine to very fine.
Estimate HK$ 9,000 - 12,000
Lot #30 - 1: China imperial post
China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1897 (7 Sept.) envelope to H.M.S. Consulate, Wenchow (16.9), showing showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in red and "Shanghai" origin dollar dater ("S" in "Sep" reversed) in blue, with "Wenchow" arrival dollar dater in brown on reverse, fine and scarce destination.
Estimate HK$ 8,000 - 10,000
Lot #31 - 1: China imperial post
China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1897 (18 Sept.) "Presbyterian Missionary Press, Shanghai, China" corner card envelope to Canton, showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in blue with matching "Shanghai" origin dollar dater adjacent, fine.
Estimate HK$ 5,000 - 6,000
Lot #32 - 1: China imperial post
China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1897 (21 Dec.) envelope to Customs, Chinkiang redirected to Wuhu (23.12), showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in red and "Shanghai" origin dollar dater in black, with "Wuhu" arrival dollar dater in brown on reverse, fine.
Estimate HK$ 5,000 - 6,000
Lot #33 - 1: China imperial post
China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1898 (1 Jan.) envelope to Soochow (2.1.98), showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in red and "Shanghai" origin dollar dater in black, with "Soochow" arrival dollar dater in black on reverse, envelope opened out for display, late usage just following official invalidation of the use of the "Paid" handstamps, fine.
Estimate HK$ 8,000 - 10,000
Lot #34 - 1: China imperial post
China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1898 (12 Oct.) local envelope to the Imperial German Consulate, showing bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. in black, with "Shanghai/Local Post/C" double-ring d.s. on reverse, very late usage as a local Paid marking.
Estimate HK$ 1,500 - 2,000
Provenance: Dr. Stephen Gates, John Bull (Hong Kong), 7.3.2009, lot 2373.
Lot #35 - 1: China imperial post
China, Bilingual "Paid"/Shanghai : 1899 (16 Sept.) "Der Ostasiatische Lloyd" local Shanghai wrapper redirected to Tientsin (20.9), showing worn impression of the bilingual "Paid" framed h.s. and "Shanghai/Local Post/E" double-ring d.s., bearing C.I.P. 2c. applied for redirection and cancelled by pakua and "Shanghai/Local Post/I" double-ring d.s., with "Tientsin" bilingual arrival c.d.s. adjacent, very late and interesting usage...
Lot #36 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon 5ca. brownish ochre on thin wove paper, trial perforation (rough) 12½, a complete sheet of twenty-five with only a trivial portion of the lower right selvedge missing, rich deep mustard colour with a few tiny black specks in the ink which are characteristic of the lack of proper ink mixture in this colour, on brilliant white paper, the combination of its delicate constituency and the heaviness of the blanket...
Lot #37 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon 3ca. brown-red imperforate on thin wove ungummed paper, Setting I, block of four [16-17/21-22] with 7.5mm. sheet margin at left and 8mm. sheet margin at foot, bright colour and sharp impression on crisp white paper, good to huge margins, extremely fine and fresh.
Estimate HK$ 90,000 - 120,000
Provenance: Giulio Mochi, David Feldman (Geneva), 24.10.1984, lot 40565.
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Lot #38 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon 5ca. rose imperforate proof on thin wove paper (26 x 31mm.), highly detailed impression and exquisite colour of the quintessential freshness within large balanced margins, microscopic picked out inclusion in right vertical tablet endemic to such delicate paper, extremely fine and of the utmost rarity and desirability in this colour.
Estimate HK$ 250,000 - 300,000
Provenance: ...
Lot #39 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon 5ca. yellow-ochre imperforate on thin wove paper, Setting I, block of four [4-5/9-10], deep bright colour, "hard" print with heavier frame line at top as well as right resulting from uneven pressure of the printing plate, the lack of consistency in the printing best typified by the impression of the top left corner of [10], very fine and an exceptionally rare multiple of this proof.
Estimate HK$ 350,...
Lot #40 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon thin paper 1ca. to 5ca., bright fresh colours, fine to very fine unused with large part to much original gum, the 1ca. has a few faintly foxed perfs. Chan 1-3.
Estimate HK$ 8,000 - 10,000
Lot #41 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon thin paper 1ca. to 5ca., excellent colours, well centred, fine and fresh unused without gum (the 1ca. has part gum), the 3ca. shows plate wear to Dragon's right claw and the 5ca. has a lightly foxed perf. at foot. Chan 1-3.
Estimate HK$ 7,000 - 9,000
Lot #42 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon thin paper 1ca. yellow-green, 3ca. brown-red, and 5ca. orange-bistre, rough perfs., each cancelled by part "Customs/Tientsin" double-ring d.s. clearly showing "78" year dates, the last two with practically complete "Dec 2 78" and "(De)c 30 78" legible dates, mainly fine, the 5ca. has light staining on reverse which is only just visible at top on front. An appealing matched set of first year dates. Chan 1a, 2, 3...
Lot #43 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon thin paper 3ca. brown-red, Setting I, block of four [6-7/11-12] with sheet margin at left, [12] shows characteristic plate wear to Dragon's lower right claw, delicate pastel-like shade, right vertical pair shows one unpunched perforation between stamps (interrupted perf.), very fine and fresh mint, three stamps are unmounted (never hinged), one faintly foxed perf. and minor creasing in sheet margin only. A...
Lot #44 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon thin paper 5ca. yellow-orange, rough perfs., deep bright colour, well centred, centrally cancelled by "Customs/Newchwang" double-ring d.s. of "Dec 28 78", very fine example of this rare 1878 first year cancellation. Chan 3.
Estimate HK$ 20,000 - 25,000
Expertisation: B.P.A. certificate (2017).
Lot #45 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1878 Large Dragon thin paper 5ca. orange, an used selection (5) of shades and impressions, one cancelled by Chefoo seal and another with part Customs dater, mainly fine to very fine (5). Chan 3.
Estimate HK$ 6,000 - 8,000
Lot #46 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1882 Large Dragon wide margin 1ca. to 5ca., of fine to very fine appearance unused with much original gum, the 1ca. has light overall toning and a few shortish perfs., the 3ca. has largely glazed gun, and the 5ca. (signed "AD" in pencil) has much original gum except for a faintly toned perf. and a light corner crease at lower left corner. Chan 4-6.
Estimate HK$ 40,000 - 50,000
Lot #47 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1882 Large Dragon wide margin 1ca. green, Setting III, block of six [22-17/23-10/24-19] from the top right corner of the sheet with 3mm. sheet margin at top, lovely pale green shade, very fine and fresh unused with much original gum, central horizontal crease, a few light bends and lower left stamp has traces of rust on reverse. An impressive multiple. Chan 4.
Estimate HK$ 50,000 - 60,000
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Lot #48 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1882 Large Dragon wide margin 1ca. to 5ca., cancelled by seals, mainly fine, the 1ca. and 5ca. have minor faults. Chan 4-6.
Estimate HK$ 5,000 - 6,000
Lot #49 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1882 Large Dragon wide margin 3ca. brown-red and 5ca. yellow-ochre (2), cancelled by seals, fine to very fine appearance, two have small faults, one 5ca. is sound. Chan 5, 6.
Estimate HK$ 6,000 - 8,000
Lot #50 - 1: China large dragons
China, 1882 Large Dragon wide margin 5ca. yellow-ochre, clear bright colour, particularly well centred, cancelled by two part strikes of Customs double-ring d.s. leaving almost all of Dragon free, minute thin spot at top, nevertheless very fine. Chan 6.
Estimate HK$ 3,500 - 4,000
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