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| CHINA |
| IMPERIAL POSTAGE DUE ISSUE |
| 1904-1911 |
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| THIRD POSTAGE DUE ISSUE |
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| CANCELLATIONS |
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| RECTANGULAR GRID | RED "CANCELED" | |
| & BI-LINGUAL CANCEL | & LUNAR 1910 HANKIANG | |
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| OVAL PEKING | OVAL KIAOCHOW | |
| 17 OCT 19__ | 01 NOV 1904 | |
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| LUNAR CHUNGKING | LUNAR | |
| 1904 SEVENTH MONTH | 1906 EIGHTH MONTH 29 DAY | |
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| BI-LINGUAL CANTON | BI-LINGUAL CHUNGKING | |
| IN RED & BLACK | 8 MAY | |
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| BI-LINGUAL NINGPO |
| 1 JUN 09 |
| COVER |
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A 1904 cover send without any postage stamps was canceled with a Tientsin Bi-lingual of 16 MAY 04 and a large 'T' beside it, and is due 2 cents when arrived in Peking. A 2 cents Imperial Postage Due stamp from the first issue was added and canceled by a Peking Bi-lingual with another stroke to the back of the cover. |