Poland 1923: Company cover with mixed franking 1950 MK ( 23 stamps).
Fine condition.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Chinese Stamp Mao Zedong. Revolutionary Literature and Art, MNH
PR China single stamp from the set “Mao's direction for revolutionary literature and art”.
Mint never hinged. Scott# 990, Michel Nr. 1018.
Saturday, December 03, 2011
WWII: Scarce German Shanghai Strike on Receipt
China, Shanghai 1936: German Agfa company in Shanghai. Receipt for Registered article with violet strike „Deutsche Gesandtschaft in Shanghai“ and Nazi eagle beneath.
Black Shanghai cancellation 16. 9 25 ( = 1936).
Green strike at reverse, oval Shanghai District Head Office cancellation.
Very scarce.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Airship Zeppelin Letter to Holland, 1929
Hollandflight with airship „Graf Zeppelin“. Franked with a 100 Mark Deutsches Reich-stamp. Michel Nr. 343. Numerals shifted to left version.
Peoples Republic 1958. Miniature sheet Unveiling of People’s Heroes Monument, Peking.
First Day cancellation.
Minimal bend at upper right edge.
Scott# 344a, Michel Nr. 372 Block 5.
Interesting Chinese stampless letter from app. 1920, sent as registered mail. Red strikes,
Swatow to Tai-Ping-Pu. Black Swatow cancellation at reverse. Fine condition.
1968, China Cultural Revolution: Cover with a Mao Zedong 8 Fen stamp attached. Michel Nr. 1027. Guizhou cancellation. Shanghai arrival-mark and small black stamp at reverse
W.W.I.: Vintage postcard, sent from the S.M.S. Wien with red strike „ K.K. Kriegsmarine Lloyd Dampfer VII“ and black „K.u.K. Kriegsmarine S.M.S. Monarch“ cancellation. 1917.
1929: Republic of China Xinjiang Province: Mint Set Chiang Kai Shek, Jiang Jieshi, ( Scott 25 – 28, Michel 58 – 61 ). For use in Sinkiang overprint in red. U(nused set.
As for the condition of the stamps: 1 ct no gum 4, 10 cents MNH original gum 1 Dollar: gum, slight hinge mark.
Shanghai, China, 1941: Selfmade mail ( brown wrapping paper) as registered letter to USA Baltimore.
Attached are 8 stamps: SYS 10 Dollar, Scott# 362 ( fault) and 9 vals from the overprinted martyr series from 1941 Scott # 477 as single and as pair, # 479 as block of 4.
Red Nov. 1941 strikes and violet Febr. 1942 Baltimore-arrival strikes.
German WW2 propaganda postcard with imprinted stamp, ridiculing the Allied leader Winston Churchill.
It illustrates the Germans attacking Churchill and his navy by depicting a British destroyer being broken over his head.
This postcard was designed by Heinz Fehling. The imprinted stamp-like label bears a crossed-out denomination "1" and the German text “Wert keinen Pfennig” (Not worth a penny).