China - French post offices 1900 - Dragon postal stationery card Shanghai–Stuttgart with Chinese–French double franking.

Postal stationery card of the Imperial China, 1 cent, with red dragon value stamp and decorative frame, dated 1900, sent from Shanghai to Stuttgart in Württemberg.

Additional franking with three Chinese dragon stamps at ½ cent, 1 cent and 2 cents, as well as a 10-centimes stamp of the French Post in China, issue “Sage” with overprint “CHINE”.

Several Shanghai front-side cancellations, including “SHANGHAI LOCAL POST” and the French post office stamp “SHANG-HAI / CHINE”, as well as arrival postmark from Stuttgart.

A tangible post-historical record for forwarding Chinese foreign mail via the French Post in Shanghai. An attractive combination of a postal stationery item, colored additional franking, and various postmarks.

Front and back are shown, see scans.

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This item is sold under § 25a UStG (margin scheme for collectibles and antiques / special regulation) without VAT shown.

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