Postal History of China
Postage Due (1)












Home

Favorite Quote | Starting Point | Favorite Cover | 1897 (1) | DS | 1897 (2) | Stampless | 1897 (3) ?1? | 1897 (4) | PAID (1) ?2? | PAID (2) | 1897 (5) | 1897 (6) | 1897 (7) | Cash Cover | 1897 (8) | 1897 (9) | ICP (1) | ICP (2) | ICP (3) ?3? | Combinations | Comb. (French) | Comb. (British-1) | Comb. (British-2) ?4? | Comb. (British-3) ?5? | Comb. (Japanese-1) | Comb. (Japanese-2) ?6? | Comb. (German-1) | Comb. (German-2) | Comb. (Russian-1) | Comb. (Russian-2) | Comb. (Russian-3) | Comb. (US) ?7? | Bisects | Temple of Heaven | Sinkiang ?8? | Mongolia | Tibet (1) | Tibet (2) | Mobile Post Office | Express (1) | Express (2) | Postage Due (1) | Postage Due (2) | Receipts | Coda | Want List | Contact Me | Reference | Links




CIP Postage-Due issues













chingpostoffice.jpg

chingpostoffice.jpg

From Shanghai to Tientsin. CIP 2c Converted into Postage-Due canceled by Tientsin Bilingual Dater on Apr. 26, 1904. Large "T" mark.

On the back Shanghai Luner Dater of Apr. 20, 1904 and Shanghai Bilingual Dater of Apr. 20, 1904.

chingpostoffice.jpg

Shanghai local mail (letter card). CIP Postaage-Due 1st issue 2c canceled by Shanghai Lunar Dater on Apr. 9, 1907. Large "T" mark.

On the back Shanghai Local Post CDS of Apr. 8, 1907. Small "K" mark.













Postage Due (2)