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Meet Chiayi Project
From the Yuh Tong hotel, but we gave up looking for what this Project is/was. Or maybe it’s all in the Chinese-only caption on the reverse. Unused. Grade: 1

Code: 20325381
Price: $1.00
Chiayi, NICE Prince Hotel
Unused. Grade: 1

Code: 20325382
Price: $1.00
Kaohsiung, Leisure travel in harbor city
The ultimate novelty postcard is unique in design and impossible to scan clearly, sorry. Most of those design elements look like punch-outs but the orange oval at the bottom is either pottery or some other hard, raised material. We can’t say because this card is still in its original cellowrap. The reverse has Chinese-only captioning, and more information (and a QR Code) on a separate strip. Complicated! Grade: 1

Code: 20325383
Price: $7.00
Sun Moon Lake
Mailed in 1987 with stamp and postmark, and trilingual airmail sticker. Grade: 1

Code: 20325384
Price: $2.00
Poetry of Hanshan and Recluse Pang (Huang Ting-chien) (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
The cardboard cover and one representative card from this brilliant set of four maximum cards, which should appeal greatly to calligraphy fans. The other three cards are in a similar style. Issued by Chunghwa Post co. on 29th May 2019. Captioned in Chinese and English. Grade: 1

Code: 20325385
Price: $12.00
Blue and White Porcelain (maximum cards) (set of 4)
Our scan shows the cover and two of the four maximum cards in this September 2019 set from Chunghwa Post. The other two cards are in a similar style, and all are captioned in Chinese and English. Grade: 1

Code: 20325386
Price: $12.00
Maximum Cards of Jade Articles from the National Palace Museum Postage Stamps (Continued) (Set of 4)
The unwieldy title is theirs, not ours, and our scan shows the cover and cellowrap of this four-card set. Issued in December, 2019, by Chunghwa Post Co. Grade: 1

Code: 20325387
Price: $14.00
Poster
First of three unused and large (5-3/4″ x 8-1/4″) cards that we believe came from a museum in Kaohsiung, but the reverses have no additional information. Grade: 1

Code: 20325388
Price: $2.00
Carpets
Second of three unused and large (5-3/4″ x 8-1/4″) cards that we believe came from a museum in Kaohsiung, but the reverses have no additional information. Grade: 1

Code: 20325389
Price: $2.00
Walking
Third of three unused and large (5-3/4″ x 8-1/4″) cards that we believe came from a museum in Kaohsiung, but the reverses have no additional information. Grade: 1

Code: 20325390
Price: $2.00
“Maximum” Cards of Taiwan Relics Postage Stamps (Issue of 2020) (set of 4)
First, despite what’s written on the cardboard cover for this set, these are not maximum cards. They have no stamps and no postmarks. But they are unused, and show Gongziliao Fort, the Railway Division of Taiwan Governor General’s Bureau of Transportation, Dalongdong Baoan Temple, and Tainan District Court Building. Chunghwa Post is strange this way. We once went into one of its philatelic branches and saw a similar set of “maximum” cards without stamps. When we pointed this out to the clerk, she said — in effect — oh yes, that’s how we do it, and took out some stamps and a postmark chop so she could do it on the spot. (But not all Taiwanese maximum cards are managed this way.) Grade: 1

Code: 20325391
Price: $9.00
Pinkoi product
We didn’t know how to describe this, but it’s attributed to Pinkoi, which looks a bit like Etsy, and was mailed from Taiwan in 2020 with stamp and full postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 20325392
Price: $1.00
Taiwan Snacks
We have often commented on the brilliance in design and variety of Taiwan postcards, and this is as good an example as any. Of course it helps if you can read Chinese, but you definitely get the idea. Mailed from Taiwan in 2020, with two different stamps and postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 20325393
Price: $2.00
New Taipei, Pingxi Station
Extending through entry 20325398, we have an unused set of five (generally) railroad-themed cards, of which the first one is shown here. Only because they are put together as a set, we will sell them individually at $3 each, or have the set of five for $10. Grade: 1

Code: 20325394
Price: $3.00
New Taipei, Shifen, Suspension Bridge
Extending from entry 20325394 through 398, we have an unused set of five (generally) railroad-themed cards, of which the second one is shown here. Only because they are put together as a set, we will sell them individually at $3 each, or have the set of five for $10. Grade: 1

Code: 20325395
Price: $3.00
New Taipei, Pingxi DaHua
Extending from entry 20325394 through 398, we have an unused set of five (generally) railroad-themed cards, of which the third is shown here. Only because they are put together as a set, we will sell them individually at $3 each, or have the set of five for $10. Grade: 1

Code: 20325396
Price: $3.00
New Taipei, Shifen Waterfall
Extending from entry 20325394 through 398, we have an unused set of five (generally) railroad-themed cards, of which the fourth — the one without a train — is shown here. Only because they are put together as a set, we will sell them individually at $3 each, or have the set of five for $10. Grade: 1

Code: 20325397
Price: $3.00
New Taipei, Pingxi, Sky Lanterns
Extending from entry 20325394 through this one (398), we have an unused set of five (generally) railroad-themed cards, of which the last is shown here. Though you need to look hard for those lanterns, they are there. Only because they are put together as a set, we will sell them individually at $3 each, or have the set of five for $10. Grade: 1

Code: 20325398
Price: $3.00
Puli, Nantou County, Paper Dome
The postcard itself (mailed in 2020 with two stamps and postmark) didn’t explain too much, and the writer was feeling a bit sad that day, so we did as we always do and went to Wikipedia to learn more. Here is what they said, slightly edited: “The Paper Dome (桃米紙教堂) is a temporary church building constructed using paper tubes as structural elements. It was designed by Shigeru Ban, Japanese architect, (and) built on September 17, 1995 to serve as a temporary church after the Great Hanshin earthquake. The venue was not limited for use to religious worship but also used as a place for communal gatherings. However, when the church community planned to build a permanent building, the structure was donated to Taomi Village in Puli Township, Nantou County which had suffered the 921 earthquake in 1999. The deconstructed structure was shipped in 2006 to Taiwan, and is now one of the top tourist attractions in that area.” Grade: 1

Code: 20325399
Price: $2.00
Tea
Unused card with exhibition or sale details printed on the reverse. Small stain in postage area. Grade: 2

Code: 20325400
Price: $1.00
New Year (1)
First of three unused Lunar New Year lottery cards, numbered and with pre-printed postage. Grade: 1

Code: 20325401
Price: $2.00
New Year (2)
Second of three unused Lunar New Year lottery cards, numbered and with pre-printed postage. Grade: 1

Code: 20325402
Price: $2.00
New Year (3)
Third of three unused Lunar New Year lottery cards, numbered and with pre-printed postage. Grade: 1 (Do you want all three? $5)

Code: 20325403
Price: $2.00
COVID-19
We debated how to title this. But this is fair. The card was mailed in late 2020 with two different stamps, and postmark. As of right now, the virus continues unabated. We very much hope by the time you read this, things are better. Grade: 1

Code: 20325404
Price: $3.00
Kaohsiung, night view
Mailed in 2020, with stamp, postmark, and trilingual airmail sticker. Grade: 1

Code: 20325405
Price: $2.00
Seven Heroes
Not commercially available, as this came from a postcard club, but it was mailed in 2020 with stamp, postmark, and trilingual airmail sticker. The full title: “The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants”. Grade: 1

Code: 20325406
Price: $1.00
Land of Flower Blossoms
Mailed in 2020 with two stamps, full postmark, and trilingual airmail sticker. The card is perfectly OK as a postcard, very “Taiwanese” in outlook, but we’re not 100% certain how it was produced. Grade: 1

Code: 20325407
Price: $0.50
Maximum Cards of Jade Articles from the National Palace Museum Postage Stamps (Continued II) (set of 4)
Who comes up with these names? Please compare this set of four maximum cards, issued in August 2020, with our entry #20325387 from 2019. This time, we show you three of the cards, and the outer cover. (If you want both sets, total price US$20.) Grade: 1

Code: 20325408
Price: $14.00
Maximum Cards of Ancient Chinese Paintings Postage Stamps: “Syzygy of the Sun, Moon, and the Five Planets (set of 6)
Such a long title — and we have even abbreviated it — for a nice set of six maximum cards, of which our scan shows you two. Issued on 11 November 2020 by Chunghwa Post, and with a cardboard cover. And in case you didn’t know the word “syzygy” (we sure didn’t), Wikipedia tells us it means “In astronomy, a syzygy is a roughly straight-line configuration of three or more celestial bodies in a gravitational system.” Grade: 1

Code: 20325409
Price: $17.00
National Kaohsiung Normal University (set of 24)
Here’s a set of 24 jumbo (5″ x 7-3/8″) unused cards showing various campus views, mostly buildings, some interiors, some of people. Our scan has the front of one card and the back of another. Everything is identified, but only in Chinese. There’s also a cardboard cover for the set. Grade: 1

Code: 20325410
Price: $16.00
Taichung Intercontinental Baseball Stadium
Brilliant official (Government) card, with a coloured postage meter label, a special postmark, blue trilingual air mail label — but captioned in Chinese only. Grade: 1

Code: 20325411
Price: $3.00
Alishan, Chiayi, “Boarding the train…”
Captions on this sequence of unused cards are fanciful and not so useful, but we present parts of them for help in card identification. Grade: 1

Code: 20325412
Price: $3.00
Alishan, Chiayi, “Rolling out of history…”
Captions on this sequence of unused cards are fanciful and not so useful, but we present parts of them for help in card identification. Grade: 1

Code: 20325413
Price: $3.00
Alishan, Chiayi, “As the locomotive chugs …”
Captions on this sequence of unused cards are fanciful and not so useful, but we present parts of them for help in card identification. Grade: 1

Code: 20325414
Price: $3.00
Alishan, Chiayi, “Alishan railroad has been operated…”
Captions on this sequence of unused cards are fanciful and not so useful, but we present parts of them for help in card identification. Grade: 1

Code: 20325415
Price: $3.00
Alishan, Chiayi, “The passing steam train …”
Captions on this sequence of unused cards are fanciful and not so useful, but we present parts of them for help in card identification. That round icon on the upper left is not on the postcard. It’s on the cello-wrap containing the postcard. Grade: 1

Code: 20325416
Price: $3.00
Nantou, Sun Moon Lake
Unused card. Grade: 1

Code: 20325417
Price: $3.00
Atayal people, face tattooing
“Atayal people believe that face tattoo is an ultimate glory.” Unused, high-quality card. Grade: 1

Code: 20325418
Price: $4.00
Atayal people, with face tattoo
As the caption on this unused card says, “With face tattoo, Atayal people will reach the rainbow bridge after their bodies decayed …” They tell it like it is, all right. Grade: 1

Code: 20325419
Price: $4.00
Taitung, Dongqing Bay, Lanyu, Tatala boats
Waiting for the dawn, on this unused card. Grade: 1

Code: 20325420
Price: $3.00

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