China 1932 People's Republic China regular issues, Red Posts issue: Hunan-Jiangxi 1c grey-blue, SGRP12.
A fine unused example of this rarity, with no gum as issued. Benefits particularly from large to very large margins. Some toning and creasing as typical with this fragile and scarce issue.
Issued by the early Chinese Soviet Republic during one of the most turbulent and pivotal eras in China’s 20th-century history.
A very rare stamp with the stamps from the Chinese Soviet Republic being era being amongst the most rarest in Chinese philately.
Accompanied with a 2015 Experts & Consultants certificate of authenticity.
Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: £4,500.
This stamp forms part of the Red Posts issues, printed and circulated by the Communist authorities operating independently of the official Nationalist postal system. It was released shortly after the Communist leadership relocated to Juichin in March 1930 and in the wake of the official proclamation of the Chinese Soviet Republic in November 1931, with Mao Tse-tung elected President later that month.
The stamp embodies the defiant infrastructure of the early Communist movement, operating entirely outside the Nationalist-controlled postal system.
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