Indochina, Kingdom Annam, November 20th, 1936, Michel Nr. IND 198-208; Eleven stamps in nominals of 1C, 2C, 4C, 5C, 10C, 15C, 20C, 30C, 50C, 1P and 2P were issued in perforation 13.
Here are the mint never hinged set. All in matching top right sheet corners and an attached white unprinted field in stamp size. Unusual.
Mixed franking of the 1C, 2C and 4C Kingdom Annam set together with stamps from the World Exhibition set paying an overall postage of 31C on an international registered air mail letter sent from Hue to the well known philatelist Theo KLewitz in Germany in June of 1937.Saigon transit and Fulda arrival cancel on the reverse.
Mixed franking of the 3C and 6C Nam Giao Festival stamps in blocks of four along with 1C Sihanouk stamp in a block of four and a single 2C Bao Tai stamp on a philatelic cover mailed on March 22nd., 1942 within Hue. The bottom right stamp of the 6C Nam Ciao Festival stamp shows the plate error “Eye of the Elephant missing”.
Detailed scan of the plate error
Mixed franking of the 2C (2), 4C and 15C Bao Dai together with stamps from the Air Mail and Domestic Scenes sets paying an overall postage of 36C on an international air mail letter front sent from Lang Son to France in January of 1937.
Mixed franking of the 15C Bao Tai (2) and the 6C World Exposition stamps paying an overall postage of 36C on an international letter sent from Hanoi to France in October of 1937. Toulon arrival cancel on the reverse.
Mixed franking of the 15C and 20C Bao Tai stamp plus the 1C stamp from the Domestic Scene set paying an overall postage 36C on an international air mail letter sent in May of 1937 from Hanoi to France. Marseille Gare transit and Toulon arrival cancels on the reverse.
Mixed franking of the 2C World Exposition stamp (8) together with the 20C Bao Tai stamp paying an overall postage of 36C on an international air mail letter sent in June of 1937 from Hanoi to France. Marseille Gare arrival cancel on the reverse.
Multiple franking of the 20C Bao Tai stamp (2) paying an overall postage of 40C on an international air mail letter sent in June of 1937 from Hanoi to France. Marseille Gare transit and Toulon arrival cancels on the reverse.
Mixed franking of the 30C Bao Tai and the 6C World Exposition stamps paying an overall postage of 36C on an international air mail letter sent in June of 1937 from Hanoi to France.
Mixed franking of the 2C, 4C and 30C Bao Tai stamps paying an overall postage of 36C on an international air mail letter sent in March of 1937 from Hanoi to France. Toulon arrival cancel on the reverse.
Spectacular mixed franking of the 30C Kingdom Annam (20), 66C Air Mail (18), 2C and 10C Landscape stamps paying an overall postage of 18 Piastre sent in October of 1937 on a very large registered envelope by the General Government of Indochina to the Ministry of Colonies in Paris, France.
Mixed franking of the 1C, 15C and 50C Bao Tai stamps paying an overall postage of 66C on an international air mail letter sent in April of 1`937 from Hanoi to France. Marseille Gare transfer and Toulon arrival cancel on the reverse.
Mixed franking of the 50C Kingdom Annam together with the 3C Domestic Scenes II stamp paying an overall postage of 53C on an international air mail letter sent from Saigon to Portugal in September of 1937. Various Portuguese machine arrival cancel on there reverse.
Mixed franking of the 1P Kingdom Annam stamp together with the 30C Domestic Scenes II stamp paying an overall postage of 1.30P on an international air mail letter sent from Tourane (Da Nang) to the United States in February of 1940. World War II was in progress and as a result the letter was censored by the French military as is indicated by the censure cachets and banderole used to re-seal the letter. Hue and Hong Kong transit cancels on the reverse.
Mixed franking of the 2P Kingdom Annam value together with stamps from the Domestic Scenes II and Air Mail sets paying an overall postage of 3.20P on a International letter sent by the Bank of Indochina in Hanoi in September of 1940 to a branch in Vichy. All three stamps carry the Bank of Indochina perfin that was applied to protect from internal theft. This was during World Was II which meant that the letter was subject to censure. However, the bank enjoyed special privileges that exempted it from such censure inside Indochina which was indicated by a red cachet struck in front that read “Banque Privilegied a expedier sans delai Exempt de Censure”. However, the privilege did not extend to other countries and so the letter was censured by the British in Hong Kong as indicted by the black and white censure tape.
Mixed franking of the !p and 2P Domestic Scence I stamps together with stamps from the Air Mail and World Exhibition sets paying an overall postage of 7.23P on an international air mail letter sent from Saigon to China in April of 1949. Canton arrival cancels on front.
Registration Nr. 090190
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