Japan 1904 - Registered mail Tokyo → New York – Tsuji & Co. – 3×10 sen deep blue - Transpacific mail Meiji - Scott 103





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Geographic origin Tokyo, Japan; title "Registered mail Tokyo → New York – Tsuji & Co. – 3×10 sen deep blue-Posta transpacifica Meiji"; condition used for postage; year 1904; a Meiji-era international registered mail sent from Tokyo to New York with three 10 sen deep blue stamps (Scott 103) and a Tokyo B117 registration label.
Description from the seller
Beautiful international registered letter from 1904, sent from Tokyo (Japan) to New York (USA) during the Meiji period, franked with three dark blue 10 sen stamps, Scott catalog 103, issued with the imperial chrysanthemum.
The envelope comes from the prestigious Japanese trading company Tsuji & Co., active in Tokyo, Yokohama, and the United States. The company's commercial correspondence is highly sought after in transpacific postal history.
A highly valuable element is the original recommendation tag from Tokyo, with number B117, perfectly preserved: a detail that certifies the special handling of the shipment and increases its collectible value.
Main features
Origin: Tokyo, Japan
Destination: New York, USA
Anno: 1904 (Meiji 37)
Type of shipment: International registered mail (Registered)
Recommendation sign: Tokyo – B117
Franking: 3× 10 sen deep blue (Scott 103) – correct tariff for registered mail to the USA
Sender: Tsuji & Co. (a major Japanese-American trading house)
Cancellations: Tokyo CDS are well readable.
Route: via Pacifico (Yokohama → San Francisco), then forwarded to New York.
Collectible interest
Post Transpacific Meiji
Pre-1910 recommendations
Japan–USA trade history
Multiple use of 10 for Scott 103.
Original Registered Badge (Tokyo B117)
Major corporate sender (Tsuji & Co.)
Tracked shipment
Beautiful international registered letter from 1904, sent from Tokyo (Japan) to New York (USA) during the Meiji period, franked with three dark blue 10 sen stamps, Scott catalog 103, issued with the imperial chrysanthemum.
The envelope comes from the prestigious Japanese trading company Tsuji & Co., active in Tokyo, Yokohama, and the United States. The company's commercial correspondence is highly sought after in transpacific postal history.
A highly valuable element is the original recommendation tag from Tokyo, with number B117, perfectly preserved: a detail that certifies the special handling of the shipment and increases its collectible value.
Main features
Origin: Tokyo, Japan
Destination: New York, USA
Anno: 1904 (Meiji 37)
Type of shipment: International registered mail (Registered)
Recommendation sign: Tokyo – B117
Franking: 3× 10 sen deep blue (Scott 103) – correct tariff for registered mail to the USA
Sender: Tsuji & Co. (a major Japanese-American trading house)
Cancellations: Tokyo CDS are well readable.
Route: via Pacifico (Yokohama → San Francisco), then forwarded to New York.
Collectible interest
Post Transpacific Meiji
Pre-1910 recommendations
Japan–USA trade history
Multiple use of 10 for Scott 103.
Original Registered Badge (Tokyo B117)
Major corporate sender (Tsuji & Co.)
Tracked shipment

