Austria, Israel, 1950: Postkard, „Feier anlaesslich der Ueberfuehrung der sterblichen Ueberreste Prof. Dr. Z. P. Chajes nach Israel, am 9. November 1950.“ ( Ceremony on the occasion of transferring the corpse of Prof. Dr. Z. P. Chajes to Israel on November 19th, 1950).
Mixed franking with 2 airmail stamps and additional 2 stamps at reverse.
Censor strike, fine condition.
Republic of China Stamps 1949: Sun Yat Sen part of sheet 40 stamps. 1 Dollar vals.
Scott# 376 (Michel Nr. 316A). (Perforation after catalogue should be 12 ½, these ones are 13).
Original gum, no toning, no hinges, shade of bend at midle of upper margin otherwise without any faults.
Old Ceylon: Useful stamp lot with quite a few interesting stamps. Though there might be a few forgeries. (Please contact if you need a better scan of a/some stamp/s ).
What makes this lot special are the colour varieties and some cancellations.
Used and unused lot. Pleasing condition. (Though there are some atamps with faults it is not a junk lot but has valuable stamps ).
Chinese Stamp: 700 th anniversary of publication of works of Kuan Han-ching, Miniature Sheet 1958.
Cancelled to order, hinged. Clean and fresh, Peking-cancellations.
China 1940: Censored Letter Minhow, Fuzhou to Denmark
Republic of China, W.W.II: Scarce cover sent Minhow, Fuzhou to Charlottenlund in Denmark. Franked with a 50 cents Martyr stamp. Bilingual Minhow Foochow cancellation. Opened by Nazi censors. "C" - Censor Mark at front. Scarce destination.
Republic of China 1949: Letter, sent Nanjing to Shanghai, franked with 2 stamps, Scott# 786 and 784, tied by bilingual Nanking-cancellations. Shanghai arrival-mark at reverse. Fine condition, no tears or foxing.
1955: Stationery with little Revolutionary Red Guard Girl and doves. Tian An Men Series 800 Fen, tied by clear Hu Nan 1955 April 15th – strike. Sent Hu Nan to Court of Justice in Wu Tai- District.
China 1929: Letter, sent Peiping ( Beijing ) to Michigan, USA.
It is the complete letter, cover and actual letter, sent by a certain Mr. Sam Wilson from the Oberlin Shansi Memorial Schools in Taihu, Shanxi to Josh Hillman.
The cover has 4 stamps attached, a pair of Scott# 284 and 2 # 280, all tied by bilingual Peiping – cancellations.
Clean and fresh, carefully opened no tears or creasing.
Taiwanese 0.20 Cent entire with anti Chinese slogan at the lower edge ( Fight against Russian invasion eliminate the traitors Zhu (De) and Mao (Tse Dong ).
Very scarce. Commemorative strikes. Fine condition.
1927: Austrian First Flight, March 21st 1927: 10 Groschen stationery + 10 Groschen airmail stamp, sent to Berlin (Berlin Post office#2). Red, square "via Tempelhof "– strike. Fine condition.
Condition: Mint, hinged (light, first time hinge). The stamp has a bend at the upper part of the stamp, 2 mm under the perforation). Clean, fresh colors, good perforation.
Scarce stamp though with a high catalog value! The low price reflects the fault of the stamp.