A set of seven unused cards (“Postage Prepaid Picture Card Series No. 47”), issued by Hongkong Post, in their original Cellophane wrap.  The cards are preprinted with global Air Mail postage, and the scan shows one of the seven different cards.  We have a few sets available, some with special postmarks on the back and others without.  Just tell us what you’d like.   Grades: 1

Not to be confused with our other sets of three cards, this is a (scarcer) set of five, in its original wrap.  We have scanned the back instead of the front–and deleted the original retail price–because it shows miniatures of all five cards.  Very iconic Hong Kong, indeed, and hard to get.  Grade: 1

Unopened set of 12 cards whose cover measures about 5-1/2″ x 7-1/4″.  Grade: 1

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

See description for 20308633.

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

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

First, let’s provide the English version of bilingual captions on the reverse:  “Hong Kong Post Office Hologram Postcard Series No. (3 through 8, each card a different number) to commemorate HONG KONG ’97 Stamp Exhibition from 12 to 16 February 1997”.  Note that the holographic stamp on the lower left is printed into the card, not attached.  The same is true for the three other stamps on the right, and pre-printed actual postage on the reverse.

We have two sets available.  One has no special postmarks on the reverse; the other (see scan) does.  The scan shows you three of the six cards in each set; the others include a highway interchange, bamboo scaffolding, and a ceremonial dragon.  The set without postmarks is Grade: 1 ($22).  One of the holographic stamps on one of the cards from the other set has a flaw, so the whole set is  Grade: 3 ($10).  Any questions?  Please ask us.  Unused, and with original cellowrap.

We’re supposing this set was produced in the 1980s, from old photos.  The cellowrap is gone but all 32 sepia unused cards are still bound in, and span a vast and interesting cross-section of places and themes, military, education, cemetery, ships, construction, waterfronts … so much.  We will list this set in several theme categories, though without further explanation, so if it’s in a category you can be certain at least one card (but not all) meets the requirements.  You will hardly find this set anywhere else–very scarce now.  Because a price sticker lies over the original printed price, we’re assigning Grade: 2.