| Id/Pic | Title/Description | Price |
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Interesting, detailed catalogue on the Money Order Stamps of China. |
US$29 (ca €22.79) | |
Huge amount of detail/illustrations on these stamps, in English. |
US$29 (ca €22.79) | |
Single franking of the 25Pf Hindenburg Medallion stamp on cover to one Norbert Gruenberg in the Jewish / German expatriate ghetto in Shanghai, China where a large population of Jews had fled from the Holocaust. At this time few countries were accepting the Jewish refugees; the US certainly wasn't. Roosevelt had ordered away a large shipload of refugees in 1939. All returned to Europe, and a majority were eventually exterminated. The 1939 Refugee Bill to allow 20,000 German (Jewish) children into the country was defeated, leaving these children at the mercy of the Nazis. [Defining America Through Immigration Policy, 2004, Bill Ong Hing and Anthony D. Romero]. Rough condition as per scan, with Shanghai circular and rolling handstamp receivers reverse. Sent via Siberia, with multiple Chinese cancels/censors and German censor marks. |
US$199 (ca €156.39) | |
Street scene of Chinese town of Charbin / Harbin / Charbine around 1920-1922. This has the stamp of 'Legion Photos' (Fotolegie) reverse, as this was produced by Czech forces, likely around the time of the fall of the Eastern Empire (Cossack/White holdout government in Vladivostok) - many of the Vladivostoks residents fled over the border to Shanghai and Charbin, China. |
US$129 (ca €101.38) |