China Filatelie, vol. 48, whole nr. 182, November 2016
English summary
page summary
49-50 From the editor, from the board
51-52 The B.P.O.
to C.P.O. cancel shown, used in
Shanghai 1919-1922, was in use at the Chinese post, as shown by a ‘postal
memorandum’, showing the cancels in use at the time.
53-56 The New
Peking Printings of several SYS and Martyrs stamps were produced 1941-45
and were used primarily for Japanese Occupation overprints; the article lists
the identifying properties of these printings
57-59 N.C.H. perfins in Large Dragon stamps
shows all known copies of this perfin of the North China Harald
59 Talking
letters were introduced by China Post in 1987, using special envelopes and
cassette tapes.
60 Chinese
presence in the South Chinese Sea is shown by a 1988 special envelope,
cancelled at Nan Sha Island, part of the contested archipelago
61-62 Creation
stories and fairytales that are subject of set T120 (1987) are told here.
62-63 Too
late or too early? gives the story of the 50th anniversary of
Chinese Post stamps, issued late in 1947
63-64 Folk
art on stamps; the 1987 stamp set shows good prospects for rural areas
using Jin Shan County farmer’s paintings.
64 The 1959 Rocket stamp shows the first
rocket leaving the earth’s orbit, launched in January of that year.
64 The bronze bells found at the 5th
century BC tomb of marquis Yi are dubbed the Eighth wonder of the world.
65-68 New
issues PRC post
68-69 New
issues Hong Kong
69-72 New
issues Taiwan (ROC)
72 From the heart reveals a hidden message
on the 2015 Father’s day stamp
More information on this publication from the
editor:
Johan Sevenhuijsen
Rietkraag 10
3121 TB Schiedam
Netherlands
e-mail: johan7h@gmail.com