1966, 10 f on 15 C History of Olympic Games with black Football overprint "LONDON JULY 1966", big unit of 25 (!) stamps with margins and imprint "THOMAS DE LA RUE ...", mint never hinged in perfect condition, 3.750,-

1963, Birds, complete mint never hinged set, all with margin and often corner, very fine

1972, registered cover NABABPUR, franked with 6 Pakistan values with local overprints in violet tied by 3 strikes, scarce modern postal history in good condition

1919, set of scarce early provisionals, 35 K on 3 K red provisional postal stationery card (Ascher Nr. 1) uprated with 5 K green and 10 K grey ultramarine Aloe Tree from BATUM 24.8.19; 10 K ultramarine Aloe Tree mint never hinged as horizontal strip of three; 10 K dark blue Aloe Tree with British Occupation overprint both as mint never hinged and used blocks of four; and 25 K yellow orange Aloe Tree with British Occupation overprint as horizontal pair; all in excellent condition

1936, 400 R ultramarine, 200 R violet, 2000 R violet blue and 10000 R purplish red on international airmail letter to Germany used EXPEDICIAO 1A TURMA CEARA 23.VII.36 with routing "pela CONDOR via Natal/Lufthansa", with purple Brasilian Vargas censorship handstamp on reverse, marks of use

1962, Birds, complete set all with good upright watermark, plus all except 4 C with margin or from corner, mint never hinged, very fine

1938, King George VI and Local Motifs, 3 P, 6 P, 2x 3 A, 3 A 6 P and 8 A on three covers including international airmail cover to the US via Hong Kong with Burmese handstamp "Not Opened by Censor" and additional rectangular handstamp with the same information, sent by a missionary, interesting and fine set

1991/95, Local Ethnicities, both issues with country name "Union of Myanmar" and "Union of Burma" in mint never hinged with margin as well as used, while the mint stamps are already rare, used copies are hardly ever seen and are listed without price in Michel catalogue

1918, colourful franked registered cover DUALA 29.12.18 to Bern in Switzerland, German postmark and registration label "Fontemdorf", slight traces of transportation

1897, Red Revenue, 2 C on 3 C red, mint hinged with original gum, fine

1898, Chinese Imperial Post with watermark, ½-50 C on 1 C red Imperial Chinese Post postal stationery card as non-mailed souvenir during Boxer Rebellion, all cancelled PEKING JAN.19.1901

1898, Chinese Imperial Post with watermark, ½ C Coiling Dragon as single franking on picture postcard depicting Ming Tombs, from PEKING JUN.3.1901 during Boxer Rebellion to Diedenhofen in Germany, fine

1906, Coiling Dragons, three-colour franking on postcard depicting a criminal held in a variation of the cangue - a torture device also used for slow hanging -, from HANKOW 12 MAY 06 via Shanghai to Baroness Auguste Spaun in Austria, highly interesting card with good franking, very fine

1902, Chinese Imperial Post without watermark, 4 C Coiling Dragon as single franking on coloured picture postcard depicting Imperial Garden in Shanghai, from SHANGHAI 15.NOV.11 to Hannover in Germany, fine

1902, Chinese Imperial Post without watermark, 4 C Coiling Dragon as single franking on coloured picture postcard depicting Shanghai Race Course, from SHANGHAI 11.JAN.12 to Hannover in Germany, fine

1926, colourful four-colour Junk franking with ½ C, 1½ C and 6 C Beijing print and later issue 2 C on international red-band cover to Germany, from CANTON SUB OFFICE 14.4.15 (Minguo), very fine

1921, 25th Anniversary of Postal Service, complete set as blocks of four, horizontally lightly pre-folded, mint never hinged, very fine

1927, mass franking of 9x 2 C on 3 C Junk Overprint on local letter by the German Consulate General in Hankow, posted HANKOW 14.4.27 with clear postmarks, very fine

1929, two international registered letters with Junk franking addressed to the same person in Germany but sent via very different routes from Hankow, one with four-colour franking of 2x 1 C, 4 C olive, 3x 7 C and 10 C Junk via Siberia, the other with 5 C and 2x 16 C Junk and unusual routing via the US, the letter via the US took about two weeks longer than the route via Russia, interesting set

1934, international cover with both sea and airmail to Germany, with 3,10 $ mixed Sun Yatsen, Martyrs and Junk franking from SHANGHAI 20.11.34, with seamail aboard SS Carthage and Dutch Airmail from Singapore to Basel, little stained and marks of use