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Myriad Butterflies (Yu Sheng) (set of 2) (Taiwan)
Butterflies in Qingyu Province, on (different) handscrolls called “Myriad Butterflies” produced by Yu Sheng during the Qing Dynasty. Set of two maximum cards, postmarked as shown and with more technical information on the original cellowrap. Grade: 1
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Ancient Chinese Paintings – 24 Solar Terms (Spring) (set of 6) (Taiwan)
You might want to see our entry 39600567 and others near that, for the other three seasons. This set of six maximum cards — the scan shows two of those, plus the cover — was issued on 5 February 2023. It’s a nice and comprehensive series of artworks, and if all four seasons are still available and you want them all, we’ll offer a discount. Grade: 1
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1984 Olympics, USA Women’s Basketball
Unused card 827C issued in San Antonio in June 1983 by the U.S. Postal Service. Grade: 1
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Hongkong Post Headquarters (set of 5)
Hongkong Post celebrates itself in this set of five postal-themed cards showing old and new artwork, issued in 2023. We have two unused sets available, in their original Cello-wrap: one of just the five cards (Grade: 1, $9) and another of five maximum cards as appears in our scan (Grade: 1, $16).
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50th Anniversary of China-Spain Diplomatic Relations (set of 2)
Issued as set MC-134 by China Philatelic in 2023, both cards feature flamingos but one is stamped and postmarked as China, while the other, naturally, represents Spain. Grade: 1
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National Archaeological Site Park (Set of 4) (PR China)
Here is China National Philatelic’s 2023 set MC-137 of four maximum cards showing (and identifying in Chinese) various archaeological artifacts. Our scan shows the front of the cardboard cover at the lower right, and three of the four cards. Grade: 1
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Innovation in Science and Technology (IV) (Set of 5) (PR China)
The cardboard cover for this set of five maximum cards appears in the top right of our scan, along with most of three of those five cards. It’s China National Philatelic set MC-138 from 2023, and the cards show experimental rice, the Mars Rover, a cosmic ray observatory, a satellite, and … artificial starch. Definitely an outer-space theme. Grade: 1
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Lunar New Year 2010 – Year of the Tiger (Hong Kong)
Unused, and in full Maximum Card style. Grade: 1
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Charming Chinese Lanterns (Hong Kong)
No mistaking the clarity or purpose of this unused Hongkong Post maximum card from 2006. Grade: 1
