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Historical Postcard Collections of Hong Kong – City Focus – Vol. 11 (set of 28)
A set of 28 unused cards, showing some wear around the edges (even though it’s bound), with focus on Wanchai and Causeway Bay and occasional glimpses into other areas of Hong Kong Island. There will be no cards like these again. Grade: 2

Code: 20308626
Price: $39.00
Tour Points Collections of Hong Kong – Vol. 8 (set of 28)
The focus in this set of 28 cards is on scenes in Tsin Shui Wan, Aberdeen, Ocean Park (misspelled as “Peak”), Haw Par Mansion, and Tai Ping Shan. The set is in its original unopened packaging so we don’t know exactly what cards are in there, but you can be certain many scenes no longer exist. The outer cellowrap is rumpled but the cards should be fine. Just to be safe, we will say Grade: 2

Code: 20308627
Price: $44.00
Country Side of Hong Kong, Vol. 1 (set of 30)
Sorry to have to price this unused set higher, but cards of scenes like these were never common, and as the countryside is grabbed (legally and otherwise) by developers, that’s it. We may have one set of Vol. 2, and one set of Vol. 4. (Vol. 1 is sold.) Some views are in “Country Parks”, some in remote areas and some in outlying islands. Please confirm availability with us in advance. Grades: 2

Code: 20308628
Price: $79.00
Country Side of Hong Kong, Vol. 2 (set of 30)
See the description in 20308628. The scan here shows the cover of Vol. 2. We also have Vol. 4, though are not creating a separate entry for it. Please ask us about availability.

Code: 20308629
Price: $79.00
Aerial View Collection of Hong Kong “13” (set of 28)
This opened set has 28 cards, unused, loosely bound or falling out, but no rips or tears. The scenes are mostly aerial, a mix of urban and rural as things were in the 1980s. Everything has changed since then. Because of the heavy handling only, Grade: 3

Code: 20308630
Price: $38.00
Aerial View Collection of Hong Kong “14” (set of 28)
Still in the original cellowrap, which itself is crumbling and tattered, the set of 28 cards looks like it is probably still in good condition. We assume the collection has the same sort of variety as our entry 20308630. Grade: 2

Code: 20308631
Price: $42.00
Life Style of Children in Old Hong Kong (set)
Another set that is hardly likely to be found again. It’s in the original tattered wrapper so we’ve not opened it. It probably has at least 28 and maybe as many as 30 cards. Classic and well worth the price. Grade: 2

Code: 20308632
Price: $69.00
Celebration Reuniformation of China in Hong Kong (set of 30)
We like this word “Reuniformation”. The cards are nice, too. You will see individual entries from this set elsewhere in our “Hong Kong” category, but this description will serve for 20308633/634/635. Each is a set of 30 unused cards, in the original but crumbling cellowrap. Each presents various views of the 1997 handover from Britain to China, from different perspectives. Each is in roughly the same condition: the cards should be fine, but we’ve not checked, so we will say Grade: 2

Code: 20308633
Price: $40.00
Celebration Reuniformation in China (B) (set of 30)
See description for 20308633.

Code: 20308634
Price: $40.00
Celebration Reuniformation of China On The World (set of 30)
See description for 20308633.

Code: 20308635
Price: $40.00
A Garrison in Hong Kong (set of 30)
Commemorating events of the 1997 handover of Hong Kong from Britain to China, this is an unused set of 30 cards in ther original old cellowrap. The cards, as with similar sets we list, should be in excellent condition but we have not opened the pack so we will guess at Grade: 2. Please confirm availability with us in advance.

Code: 20308636
Price: $79.00
The Rubber Duck at the Star Ferry Pier, Tsim Sha Tsui
This artwork caused quite a splash (sorry, couldn’t resist that) when it appeared in Hong Kong Harbour briefly during May and June, 2013. We despaired of ever seeing postcards of this one-time event, but here they are, and nice ones, too. We have two of these 5-1/8″ x 6-7/8″ cards, both unused. (The duck came back in 2023, with a friend, but we haven’t seen any cards of that yet.) Grades: 1

Code: 20308637
Price: $4.00
Conrad Hong Kong, poolside
Earlier in the website, we have other cards of this same hotel, identified as “Conrad International”. We think the hotel (still there) is international enough, but they no longer use that name. Unused. Grade: 1

Code: 20308638
Price: $2.00
Conrad Hong Kong, room interior
Earlier in the website, we have other cards of this same hotel, identified as “Conrad International”. We think the hotel (still there) is international enough, but they no longer use that name. Unused. Grade: 1

Code: 20308639
Price: $2.00
Conrad Hong Kong, lobby
Earlier in the website, we have other cards of this same hotel, identified as “Conrad International”. We think the hotel (still there) is international enough, but they no longer use that name. Unused. Grade: 1

Code: 20308640
Price: $2.00
Conrad Hong Kong, exterior
Earlier in the website, we have other cards of this same hotel, identified as “Conrad International”. We think the hotel (still there) is international enough, but they no longer use that name. Unused. Grade: 1

Code: 20308641
Price: $2.00
Hong Kong by night – The Lee Theatre Plaza in Causeway Bay
Nice picture though in real life it isn’t quite as bright as this. The card was mailed in 2013, with stamp and postmark — though note carefully that it was mailed from Malaysia to Hong Kong (with stamp and postmark) and not the other way around. Grade: 4

Code: 20308642
Price: $2.00
Jetway Express Ltd. map
We had great fun trying to nail down the date this unused ad card might have been designed. It still shows the old HSBC HQ in Central, so that makes it pre-1985. Though there are many other clues, we’ll leave those to you. Grade: 1

Code: 20308643
Price: $12.00
Astronomical Phenomena (3D) (set of 7)
This unused set is Hongkong Post’s “Postage Prepaid Picture Card Series No. 52,” with pre-printed postage corresponding to the photos, and all with 17 March 2015 first day of issue postmarks. These are 3D cards. Our scan shows two of the fronts and one of the reverses, for your reference, but there are seven different cards in each set, and four sets are available. By the way, these are really sturdy and quite heavy. Grades: 1

Code: 20308644
Price: $29.00
Geological Heritage of Hong Kong (set of 10)
The scan shows three of the 10 cards (in a 4-7/8″ x 8-7/8″ cardboard case) whose cardboard cover is subtitled “Sketches and photos of 10 geological features of Hong Kong by Prof. Chan Lung Sang”. As this cover had been opened before, the tape that originally sealed it has left a small mark on the back of the cover–not disturbing the cards themselves. Note that some of these locations are a UNESCO Heritage site but the cards do not say so. Cards: Grades 1. Case: Grade: 3

Code: 20308645
Price: $19.00
Hong Kong Disneyland 10th Anniversary – Happy Memories to 10th (set of 10)
These didn’t last long at their source because they commemorated Hong Kong Disneyland’s 10th anniversary in 2015. Our scan shows you the front and back of this set of 10 cards, still in their original cellowrap. These cards are by definition unique and limited edition, and should be desirable for Disney fans. Grade: 1

Code: 20308646
Price: $59.00
Hong Kong Disneyland set of three cards with coloured pencils
Each card in this set of three is individually cellowrapped. We’re sorry abut the poor scan but it’s because those pencils disrupt the photo. One card (in the scan) has the whole team. One card has Snow White and princesses. One card has Mickey and Minnie and Donald and Daisy; all three cards have richly decorated scenic park backgrounds, and Hong Kong Disneyland is identified on the wrapper. And you’re wondering: what about the pencils? The backs of the cards do not have any special outlines for colouring but there’s plenty of space for youngsters to use their imagination. Grade: 1

Code: 20308647
Price: $29.00
Umbrella Movement – ribbons at night
Starting a series of unused cards that came out during Hong Kong’s 2014 demonstrations against a political reform proposal that would have changed the way Hong Kong’s Chief Executive was elected. Occasionally violent, often confusing, always colourful and noisy, the demonstration ended after 70+ days and the proposal was eventually defeated in 2015, though it’s doubtful that happened because of these demonstrations. The cards show various scenes around the city, with yellow umbrellas being one of the iconic symbols. All cards have the same design (yellow ribbon logo and more umbrellas) on the reverse. All are Grade: 1

Code: 20308648
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – halo
See description for 20308648.

Code: 20308649
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – Piaget, night
See description for 20308648.

Code: 20308650
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – multiple umbrellas, night
See description for 20308648.

Code: 20308651
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – Mongkok, Bank of China
See description for 20308648.

Code: 20308652
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – many overhanging umbrellas
See description for 20308648.

Code: 20308653
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – sea of yellow umbrellas
See description for 20308648.

Code: 20308654
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – red figure
See description for 20308648.

Code: 20308655*
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – thumb
See description for 20308648.

Code: 20308656*
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – Lion Rock
See description for 20308648. Banners like these were quickly hung from various spots in the territory and just as quickly taken down by the Government.

Code: 20308657*
Price: $7.00
Umbrella Movement – cataclysm
See description for 20308648. This card ends the series.

Code: 20308658
Price: $7.00
Chinese and Foreign Folklore (set of 6)
This unused set of six cards was issued by Hongkong Post in 2015 with coloured pre-printed postage, and special First Day philatelic postmarks. The scan shows two of the six cards as examples. In the original cellowrap. Grade: 1

Code: 20308659
Price: $12.00
Cheung Chau, Street Scean (sic) under Historical Banyan Tree
Beginning a short series of unused 5″ x 7″ art cards from one of Hong Kong’s most important “other” islands. Grade: 1

Code: 20308660
Price: $3.00
Cheung Chau, Main Shrine of Kwan Kung Temple
From a short series of unused 5″ x 7″ art cards from one of Hong Kong’s most important “other” islands. Grade: 1

Code: 20308661
Price: $3.00
Cheung Chau, Government Secondary School
From a short series of unused 5″ x 7″ art cards showing one of Hong Kong’s most important “other” islands. Grade: 1

Code: 20308662
Price: $3.00
Cheung Chau, Police Station, Historical House
From a series of unused 5″ x 7″ art cards showing one of Hong Kong’s most important “other” islands. Grade: 1

Code: 20308663
Price: $3.00
Cheung Chau, Ancient Sacred Tree, Tung Wan Road
From a short series of unused 5″ x 7″ art cards showing one of Hong Kong’s most important “other” islands. Grade: 1

Code: 20308664
Price: $3.00
Life in Tai O
Tai O is as far as you can get from the chaos of urban Hong Kong, in every way. Having said that, the card does look chaotic, doesn’t it? Unused. Grade: 1

Code: 20308665
Price: $3.00

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