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

Probably produced in the mid-to-late 1980s, this collection of unused cards includes a wide variety of urban scenes, including but not limited to:  urban overviews of different districts, Repulse Bay, the Tsim Sha Tsui clock tower, Hong Kong University, Hong Kong Government Football Stadium, Shatin Race Course, and many more.  Because the views are often not very touristic, postcards like these are very hard to come by.  Trust us on that.  Grade: 1

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

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. 

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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