Unused 5-1/8″ x 7″ card.  Grade: 1

A set of (they say 12) unused 5-1/8″ x 7″ glossy cards in their original wrapper, unopened.  The scan shows what should be the cards, but only 11 views.  The 12th must be a mystery.  We have cut out a little information from the lower right of the scan, nothing that affects the set.  Grade: 1

Unused 3D card with Hong Kong Island in the background.  No motion effect on this card (single photo).  Grade: 1

Unused 3D card with Hong Kong Island in the foreground.  No motion effect on this card (single photo).  Grade: 1

It is odd for Hongkong Post to issue something like this, but they did, so we will describe what we have.  They are books of postcards, bound into a softcover sets of which you see the cover here.  The whole thing measures 5-1/2″ x 9-1/2″ x about 1/4″ and is heavy.  Of the 17 pages in each set, 16 are postcards (in the similar style as this photo) and one is a sort of introductory page of the same size, but not a postcard.  Hope that’s clear.  These are odd.  Special postage rate will apply:  please ask us.  Grade: 1

This is a set of six different 3D cards, printed on exceptionally heavy stock.   What you see in the photo is one card, and one sample reverse:  each card has pre-printed postage.  We have several different sets.  Two sets have the postmark you see in the scan (Grades: 1, US$34).  Two sets have a different “GPO” postmark (Grades: 1, US$34).  Two sets have no postmark (Grades: 1, US$29).

We waited a long time for these, and were not certain they would ever appear.  It’s an (unused) set of three 3D cards (lenticular printing) showing stylised Hong Kong scenes.  You already know that 3D cards don’t scan very well, but we show the fronts of all three, and the typical reverse of one.  In the original packaging.  Grade: 1

To be precise, this is Hongkong Post’s “Postage Prepaid Picture Card Series No. 51” and is a set of seven unused cards issued on 17 June 2014; the scan only shows one.  We now have five sets available, and all are Grade: 1.  One set has no postmarks ($14).  Two sets have a first-day “G.P.O.” postmark ($16), and two sets have a special pictorial “Hong Kong Museums Collection” postmark ($18).

Set C comprises four maximum cards showing four denominations of the July 2014 definitive series.  This set has a special Hongkong Post pictorial postmark.  Original post office packaging.  Grade: 1

Unused set of four cards.  Grade: 1

Unused 2007 maximum card.  Grade: 1

Unused 2007 maximum card.  Sometimes the English language runs amok.  Grade: 1

Unused, Official Souvenir Postcard issued by The Amateur Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong on 29 October 1996.  This is Lee Lai Shan (“San San”), a windsurfer until now one of three Olympic medal winners from Hong Kong and the only one to achieve gold.  Unaccountably, the card chose not to identify her.  But we did.   Grade: 1

Unused card issued by the MTR Corporation (Hong Kong’s mass transit railway) some time before 1998, which is when Kai Tak Airport closed.  The area on the front is the sleeve for a souvenir ticket, which is not there now.  Only because of that, Grade: 5

See the description for 20308616A.  These are the individual cards as shown on the cover.

Not postally used, with a long message from 1969 written on the back, and black “photo corners” from an album, on two of the four corners.  Grade: 5

A set of ten larger (about 5-1/4″ x 7″) unused cards, still in their original wrap.  Grade: 1

A set of ten larger (about 5-1/4″ x 7″) unused cards, still in their original wrap.  Grade: 1