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Manchurian Local Overprints 1945 - 1947 |
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Japanese | Kerr 139. |
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Mitsuzan | Mi Shan | Mishan | Mì shān | |||||
密 山 |
See also
Tungan Became Tungan City in 1942 (the provincial capital). Fisher |
Mì shān | ||||||
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Mi-shan | |||||||
Map of 1945 | Mishan (Map) | |||||||
50f on 6f | 100f on ½f | |||||||
200f on 20f | 300f on 30f | |||||||
A set of four sort black surcharges with the new value overprinted in Chinese and Arabic numbering. | ||||||||
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50f on 2f |
50f on 10f | 50f on 10f | ||||||
This is a set of three blue black surcharges for 50f (5 chiao). The two upper characters read 中華 China, with the surcharge below. |
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50f on 2f | 1Y on 13f | |||||||
Set of two distinctive surcharged stamps featuring western numerals. Centre 暫用Temporary Use and below this the surcharge. |
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50f on 10f | ||||||||
This is a hard olive green surcharge on
a standard Chan Chun overprinted 10f. All of the stamps known for this town are shown above. |
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These stamps have been identified by using Volume II of the Stamp Catalogue of China by Shui-Hon Chan and the four booklet guide The Local Overprinted Stamps of Manchuria 1945-7 by Allen D Kerr (published 1978 and now out of print). Both works are essential for anyone delving seriously into this subject. | ||||||||