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Derung Nationality (Maximum Card)
Unused maximum card from 1999. Grade: 1
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Yi Nationality (Maximum Card)
Unused card from 1999, a very clear postmark. Grade: 1
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Dong Nationality (Maximum Card)
Unused maximum card from 1999. Grade: 1
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Tibetan Nationality (Maximum Card)
Unused maximum card from 1999. Note multiple scripts in the postmark. Grade: 1
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Mongolian Nationality (Maximum Card)
Unused maximum card from 1999. Grade: 1
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Kazak Nationality (Maximum Card)
Unused maximum card from 1999. Grade: 1
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Jiangyin Highway Bridge (Maximum Card)
Unused maximum card from 2000 of this bridge over the Yangtze River. Grade: 2
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Huangshi Highway Bridge (Maximum Card)
Unused maximum card from 2000 of this bridge over the Yangtze River. Grade: 1
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Camelus bactrianus ferus (set of 2) (Maximum Cards)
We used to hear, “a face that only a mother could love.” Not true. We love this one. The set of two maximum cards is from 1993, unused and with massive camel/desert graphics on the reverse. Note the different scripts in the postmarks. Grade: 1
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Chinese Aircraft A-5 (Maximum Card)
Unused maximum card from 1996. Grade: 1
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Chinese Aircraft Yun-7 (Maximum Card)
Unused maximum card from 1996. Grade: 1
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China Shandong Provincial Stamp Corp. (set of 4) (Maximum Cards)
Set of four unused maximum cards from 1991, captioned as you see. We also have one extra copy of card #4-2 (Ten Feet of Steel). If you buy the set, we’ll give you the extra card for free. Otherwise, that single card 4-2 will be $3. Grade: 1
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Gymnastics Lessons
Beginning a series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C15-20-11. Grade: 1
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Telephone Office within The Forbidden City
Continuing a series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C15-20-18. Grade: 1
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Army Official in Bamboo Sedan Chair Carried by Two Footmen
Continuing a series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C15-20-19. Grade: 1
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Street Gamblers in Guangzhou, 1869
Continuing a series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C14-20-16. Grade: 1
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Manchu Ladies Dinning (sic) Together, Beijing 1871
Continuing a series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C14-20-17. Grade: 1
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A bride on Her Wedding Day, Fuzhou 1911-1913
Continuing a series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C15-20-14. Grade: 1
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Chinese Scholars in a Traditional Chinese Garden, Shanxi
Continuing a series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C15-20-12. Grade: 1
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Purchasing Antiques, Beijing 1871
Continuing a series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C14-20-10. Grade: 1
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A Mandarin Official Couple, Guangzhou 1860-1862
Continuing a series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C14-20-9. Grade: 1
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Enamellers at Work in a Cloisonne Workshop, Beijing 1871
Ending our series of unused Wuji postcards from 2012, showing old photographs of the Late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. This is card C14-20-15. Grade: 1
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Tianjin 2013, The 6th East Asian Games JP182(4-1)
China Post issued these in 2013. The reverse is completely blank. Two of these are available. Grades: 1
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Tianjin 2013, The 6th East Asian Games JP182(4-2)
China Post issued these in 2013. The reverse is completely blank. Two of these are available. Grades: 1
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Tianjin 2013, The 6th East Asian Games JP182(4-3)
China Post issued these in 2013. The reverse is completely blank. Two of these are available. Grades: 1
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150 Centenary of Mao Tse-tung birth (folio) – outer and inner covers
Another product from Guangdong Philatelic. Here you see the outer sleeve and front of this hardcover set of stamps, stamped (uncancelled) covers, and four stamped (also uncancelled) postcards. There are five heavy cardboard pages in addition to the inner covers, and the entire folio measures 8-3/4″ x 11-1/2″ x 1/2″. See also scans for 20307691B/C for more information, and you can always ask us. Grade: 1
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150 Centenary of Mao Tse-tung birth (folio) – two inner facings
See 20307691A/C.
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150 Centenary of Mao Tse-tung birth (folio) – page with card
See 20307691A/B also. This is just one of the cards.
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Chinese Baggar (sic) in Native City Shanghai
As China gets more expensive, so will these cards. Trust us. Unused, with aging and some album mark on the back. Grade: 2
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Bund in Shanghai
Consider what The Bund looks like now, and imagine yourself in this scene. Unused card. Grade: 1
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Huntun – Daily Pastries
Others might know these as wonton. Regardless, the card was mailed in 2013 with two different stamps, full postmark, and bilingual Par Avion sticker affixed. Upper perforated edge. Grade: 1
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Chongqing, The Restaurant on River
Mailed in 2014 with two stamps and postmark and red bilingual Par Avion chop, this card has a detachable stub (the white part on the left). Not quite sure why one would want to do that, but there it is. Grade: 1
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Beijing, stadium
Popularly known as Bird’s Nest stadium, on an uncaptioned card mailed in 2013, with large stamp and postmark and red Par Avion chop. Grade: 1
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Jia Zi
Distinctive, non-touristic card showing Dou Erdun in “Theft of the Imperial Horse” (Dao Yu Ma). You can pick up a lot about China in one card, mailed in 2014 with an equally distinctive metered label and red Par Avion chop. Grade: 1
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Harbin (set of 32) – front cover
The front cardboard cover of a set of 32 unused cards. See 20307699B for thumbnails of most individual items. Grade: 1
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Harbin (set of 32) – back cover
See 20307699A.
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Cats in Literature – folio (cover)
Please read this carefully: there may or may not be any postcards in this collection of stamps as described on the cover. We don’t know, because the item is in its original seal and we have not opened that. It measures 6-3/8″ x 8-3/4″ x 1/4″ and has several thick pages, which we assume to contain text and stamps. To repeat: it might not have any postcards at all. Grade: 1
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Gui Si Da Ji (set – Lunar New Year of the Snake) – front cover
The front cover of a slim set of stamps and one postcard issued by Guangdong Philatelic in 2013 for the Lunar New Year of the Snake. The item measures about 8-1/4″ x 11-1/4″ x 1/4″ and has six page facings of stamps in different formats, as well as the postcard you see in 20307701B. Grade: 1
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2015 Lunar New Year Chinese Government lottery card
As with similar cards from other years, these have individual numbers for the annual lucky draw. Your chances of winning more than a set of chopsticks were remote, but you also had instructions on how to claim your prize — if you won. We show the front and back of a single card. Grade: 1