China Filatelie, vol. 50, whole nr.
187, June 2018
English summary
page summary
25-26 From
the editor, from the board
27-31 From
China to Belgium in 4 years traces the history of mail sent in 1914 from
China to the occupied parts of Belgium; the post was only delivered in December
1918; various routes and ways of
handling are discussed
31-35 Chinese
fiscal stamps – a little appreciated
collecting area; the author gives an introduction into the fiscal
stamps from various periods, areas and uses and advocates more attention for
these fascinating stamps
36-40 Mao on stamps gives some insight into
various aspects of a themed collection on Mao Zedong. Many stamps were issued
for the Liberated Areas. They give insight into the history of the People’s
Republic and also give ample opportunity for philatelic specialization.
41-42 Keep on hunting is the personal account
of a collector focused on collecting Japanese Occupation stamps
42 Where are the carp? discusses the
announced issue 2017-14 of the People’s Republic and speculates on why these
stamps were never issued.
43 Magpies are shown on a recent Chinese
issue; their behavior and the various subspecies living in China are discussed
here.
44-46 New
issues PRC post
45 New
issues Hong Kong post
47-48 New
issues Taiwan (ROC)
48 Commemorative sheetlets
showing landscapes of Jiangxi, for the 60th anniversary of the
CNPC and for Mother’s day are shown
More information on this publication from the
editor:
Johan Sevenhuijsen
Rietkraag 10
3121 TB Schiedam
Netherlands
e-mail: johan7h@gmail.com