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China (Shanghai) 1896 Amoy Postage Due overprint in black, SGD14
£2,000.00
 1896 Amoy Postage Due overprint in black, SGD14)
China (Shanghai) 1896 Amoy Postage Due overprint in black, SGD14
JC929£2,000.00
China (Shanghai) 1896 Amoy Postage Due overprint in black, 2c blue (stone I), SGD14.
A fine quality marginal example. A couple of shortish perforations evident but benefiting from large part original gum.
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The Dowager Empress stamps were the very first commemorative stamps issued by China to celebrate the 60th Birthday of the Dowager Empress, one of the most powerful women in the history of China.
This stamp is a very rare variety of this popular stamp issue, with less than twenty examples being recorded. SG78d.
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China Wei Hai Wei Courier Post: 1898 (8 Dec) 2c black/scarlet block of 4, SG1.
The lower pair show slight colour suffusion from signature, yet a fine quality unused as issued multiple.
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China 1944-45 Chungking Central Trust printing, Parcels Post set of 6 to $20,000 red-orange, SGP711/16.
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