Postal History of China
Comb. (Japanese-1)
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Combination with Japanese Post Office in China | ||||
From Foochow to U.S. "United States Consulate Fuchau China Apr 14 1898" seal. ICP 10c canceled by Foochow Dollar Dater on April 14, 1898. Japanese 5s horizontal pair canceled by Shanghai I.J.P.O. CDS on April 19, 1898. Winter rate cover from Newchwang to U.S. CIP 2c x 2 and 10c canceled by Newchwang Bilingual Dater on Jan. 19, 1900. Japanese 10s canceled by Shanghai I.J.P.O. CDS on Feb. 13, 1900. | ||||
International mail matters dispatched from Northern cities (Peking, Tientsin, Newchwang, etc.) during winter months of 1897 to 1902 paid winter rate (international plus domestic)since the Special Overland Mail Courier Service levied a surcharge for the domestic part of the journey. | ||||