Stamps on Stamps - Hong Kong

Hong Kong stamps

Hong Kong-China stamps

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#182
Scott: #182O

Issued: 10.10.1949

75th Anniversary, UPU

Inside #182: Stamps on Envelopes

Scott: #347-8O

Issued: 2.6.1978

25th Anniversary, Coronation of QE II

Inside #347-8: Hong Kong Type A25P (B) (Pic of #197)

Scott: #502cO

Issued: 16.11.1991

Phila Nippon '91

Inside #502c: Pseudo Stamp-Emblem

Scott: #600O, #601O, #602P, #603O, #604O

Issued: 25.8.1991

150th Anniversary, Hong Kong Post Office

Inside #600: Hong Kong Type A1 (Pic of #1)

%2373 Inside #601: Hong Kong Type A10P(Pic of #73)

Inside #602: Hong Kong #149O

%23162 Inside #603: Hong Kong Type A16P(Pic of #162)

%23496 Inside #604: Hong Kong Type A98P(Pic of #496)

Scott: #605O

Inside #605 (In Margin): Hong Kong #66O

%23173 Inside #605 (In Margin): Hong Kong #173O

Scott: #629O (Michel 653 Bl.22)

Issued: 22.5.1992

World Columbian Stamp EXPO-92

Inside #629: Pseudo Stamp-Emblem

Scott: #650dP

[Queen Elizabeth II, type RS] Inside #650d: Queen Type of 1992 (B) P

Scott: #651hO

Issued: 16.8.1994

Conference of Postal Administrators

Inside #651h (In Margin): Commonwealth Stamps


		St. Helena #622O	Uganda #1020O	India #1460O

	Malta #824O	Solomon Is. #740O

	Canada #1168P	St. vincent #721O	Guernsey #524O

Canada #1499P	Nauru #400O	Nigeria #623O	Hong Kong #689O	Namibia #738P

Solomon Is. #744O	Gibraltar #646O	Solomon Is. #743O	Samoa #832O	Canada #1466O

Zimbabwe #687O	Cayman Is. #671O


Zimbabwe #687O	Cayman Is. #671O	Australia #992eP	Maldives #1894O	Canada #1466O

Gibraltar #606O	Uganda #1058O	Singapore #598P	Lesotho #939O	India #1443O

Sri Lanka #1034O	Botswana #522O	New Zealand #1192O	Barbados #845O	Malta #B78P

	Brunei #432O	St. Kitts #294O	Zambia #576P	Bahamas #780O

	Jamaica #797O	Maldives #1833O	TBI


Sri Lanka #983O	Canada #1506P	G.B. MH193PX	Maldives #1638O	Australia #1000P

Jersey #661O	St. Helena #613O	Jamaica #769O	Mauritius #767O	Anguillu #893O

Vanuatu #536O	G.B. #1478O	Ghana #1637O	Malta #820P

Namibia #738O	Pakistan #786O	Br. Virgin Is. #770bO	Bahamas #783O	Kenya #608O

Canada #1466O	Papua New Guinea #804O			TBI


Australia #1000O	Uganda #1073O	Papua New Guinea #803O

Anguillu #893O

Sri Lanka #1027O	Seychelles #743O	Jamaica #784O	Pakistan #795O

	Cyprus #745O	Barbados #833O	Zimbabwe #620O	Guernsey #494O

Bermuda #663O	Hong Kong #685O	St. Vincent #282O	Nauru #408O	Vanuatu #602O


Anguillu #856O	New Zealand #1184O	Brunie #454O	Barbados #764O	St. Helena #610O

Belize #960O	Seychelles #751O	Hong Kong #672O	Singapore #675O

Papua New Guinea #802O	Cayman Is. #637O	Ghana #1624O

	Mauritius #769O

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #651iP

Issued: 18.2.1994

Hong Kong '94

Inside #651i: Queen Type of 1992 (B)

Inside #651i (In margin): 150th Anniversary, Hong Kong Post Office stamps of 1991

Scott: #651mP

Inside #651m: Queen Type of 1992 (B)

Scott: #652P, #653O, #654O, #655O

Issued: 15.7.1992

Stamp Collecting

Inside #652: Hong Kong #559O

Inside #652: Hong Kong #586aO

Inside #653: Hong Kong #66O

Inside #654: Hong Kong #174O

Inside #654: Hong Kong #180O

Inside #654: Hong Kong #181O

Inside #655: Hong Kong #9 to Match Watermark

Scott: #656P

Issued: 1.9.1992

Kuala Lumpur Philatelic Exhibition ’92.

Inside #656: Pseudo Stamp-Emblem

#651h

Scott: #677P

Issued: 6.7.1993

Hong Kong '94

%23148

%23150

Inside #677: In Margin: Hong Kong #147-150O

Scott: #678O

Scott: #683O

Issued: 5.10.1993

Bangkok '93

Inside #683: Queen Type of 1992 (B)

Inside #683: Pseudo Stamp-Emblem

Scott: #688cP

Issued: 27.1.1994

130th Anniversary, Hong Kong Stamps

Inside #688: Queen Type of 1992 (B)

Inside #688: Hong Kong #275P

[Queen Elizabeth II, type HJ] Inside #688: Hong Kong #390P

[Queen Elizabeth II, type LX] Inside #688: Hong Kong #492P

[Queen Elizabeth II, type AI9] Inside #688: Hong Kong #194O

[Queen Elizabeth II - Watermark Upright, type AL] Inside #688: Hong Kong #203P

Scott: #724O

Issued: 25.8.1995

Singapore '95

Inside #724: Queen Type of 1992 (B)

#729

Scott: #729P

Issued: 9.10.1995

50th Anniversary, End of World War II

[Return to Peace after WWII, type AA]

Inside #729 (In Margin): Hong Kong #174-5O

Scott: #738O

Issued: 23.2.1996

Hong Kong '97

Scott: #743O

Issued: 18.5.1996

Hong Kong '97

Scott: #756P

Issued: 16.10.1996

Hong Kong '97

Scott: #757P

Issued: 16.10.1996

Summer Olympic Games, Atlanta

[Queen Elizabeth II, type RS] Inside #738, #743, #756-7: Queen Type of 1992 (B)

%23792c

Scott: #792P

Issued: 30.6.1997

Last Day of British Authority in Hong Kong

[Queen Elizabeth II, type LV] Inside #792: Hong Kong #490P

[Queen Victoria - Not Watermarked, type A7] Inside #792 (In Margin): Hong Kong #7O

[King Edward VII of the United Kingdom, type I2] Inside #792 (In Margin): Hong Kong #76O

[King George V of the United Kingdom, type A48] Inside #792 (In Margin): Hong Kong #121O

[King George VI - Ordinary Paper, type T12] Inside #792 (In Margin): Hong Kong #166O

Inside #792 (In Margin): Hong Kong #194O

[Local Motives, type BN] Inside #792 (In Margin): Hong Kong #245P

[Local Motives, type BO] Inside #792 (In Margin): Hong Kong #246P

Inside #792 (In Margin): Hong Kong #509O

[National Symbols, type ML] Inside #792 (In Margin): Hong Kong #510P

Scott: #776aO

Issued: 26.01.1997

Hong Kong 97

Inside #776a: Pseudo Stamp-Emblem

Hong Kong-China stamps

Scott: #???O

Issued: 25.8.2001

160^th Anniversary, Hong Kong Post

Hong Kong #653 (B)

the Booklet contained 4 stamps with face value of $1.80

of the stamp collecting type of 1992 with inscription "Hong Kong, China"

Inside #??? (In margin): Hong Kong, China #893O

Inside #??? (In margin): Hong Kong, China #924O

#784-7

Inside #??? (In lower left corner of sheet on Shop wall): Hong Kong #784-7P

Inside #??? (In lower left corner of sheet on Shop wall): Hong Kong #788-91P

Inside #??? (In lower left corner of sheet on Shop wall):

Hong Kong, China #793O, #794P, #795O, #796O, #797O, #798O

2001

The full pane (from the booklet)

Inside #??? (In margin): Hong Kong, China #843O

Inside #??? (In margin): Hong Kong, China #834O

Inside #??? (In margin): Hong Kong, China #852O

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Lou Wrote: Postal cards and envelopes with imprinted SoS indicia are a very collectible addition to a SoS collection. I have been very slowly adding them to our sites for you to see, and now that my scanner is working again, I hope to show you some unusual or uncommon items.

First off, are three postal cards issued by Hong Kong Post on February 22, 2002 to commemorate participation in Hong Kong Stampex 2002. The undenominated cards were postage paid for international airmail, and sold in a special folder prepared for the exhibition. It was expected that showgoers would use them as souvenirs to mail home. What was unusual, and so far unique, is that the three cards are attached to each other with rouletting inbetween for easy separation. Because of their long length, I had to "separate" them in my scans.

The SoS designs of the indicia are smaller, revised versions of Hong Kong #s 653-654-655 from the Stamp Collecting series of 1992; the values are removed and the inscription panels are changed. I added these earlier stamps to my pages so the differences could be seen.

The face side of the cards are all different, very colorful, and show other themed Hong Kong stamps. I use Vario pages in my albums, and for cards such as these I use clear pages to show both sides.

A set of cards with first day cancels was also produced (I attached just one), and both are offered occasionally from online Asian dealers-- prices range from $7.00-$10.00.

I hope these and those on the sites pique your interest to look for and add postal stationery to your collection.

Hong Kong #653

Hong Kong #654

Hong Kong #655

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #1349O

Issued: 07.04.2009

China 2009

Inside #1349: Pseudo Stamps (logo)

Scott: #1350O

Issued: 14.05.2009

Tangram Figure

Inside #1350 (In margin): Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #1546-51O

Issued: 08.12.2012

150th Anniversary of the Issuance of Hong Kong Stamps

Inside #1546-51:


Hong Kong #1O	Hong Kong #2O	Hong Kong #3O

Hong Kong #4O	Hong Kong #5O	Hong Kong #6O

Scott: #1552O

Inside #1552: Hong Kong #7O

Mini Sheet

Scott: #????O

Mini Sheet

Scott: #????O

Booklet Pane

Booklet Cover

As early as 1841 when Hong Kong became a free trading port, a postal bureau was established locally to handle mail items for the British Army and postal matters for the public. In its early days, the Post Office (now also known as Hongkong Post) did not issue stamps but focused on postal service, and mail items were postmarked as a proof of postage payment. It was not until 1862 that Hong Kong had its first stamp issue.

It has been one and a half centuries since the release of our first set of stamps on 8 December 1862 when Hong Kong was under British rule. The stamps came in a set of seven and featured Queen Victoria in profile. To mark the 150th anniversary of stamp issuance in Hong Kong this year, Hongkong Post issues a set of six commemorative stamps and a stamp sheetlet adopting a "stamp-on-stamp" design, modelled on the first set of stamps issued in Hong Kong, with each featuring one of our first seven stamps alongside a writing instrument from an era in history or an electronic data carrier device widely used nowadays. The contrast between the past and the present highlights the progression of time and the unfading charm of stamps.

$1.40: The two-cent stamp from our first stamp set appears on the left and is accompanied on the right by a quill, a writing instrument believed to be invented in the 6th century.

$1.80: The eight-cent stamp from our first stamp set appears on the right and is accompanied by a fountain pen, a popular writing instrument since the late 19th century.

$2.40: The 12-cent stamp from our first stamp set appears on the right and is accompanied by a ballpoint pen, a prevalent modern writing instrument invented in the 1930s.

$2.50: The 18-cent stamp from our first stamp set appears on the left and is accompanied by a typewriter, a regular item of office equipment between the late 19th and late 20th century.

$3: The 24-cent stamp from our first stamp set appears on the left and is accompanied by a keyboard, the indispensable input device for a computer system since the late 20th century.

$5: The 48-cent stamp from our first stamp set appears on the right and is accompanied by a QR Code, a popular electronic data device today. With a camera phone equipped with compatible applications, one can scan the QR Code on the stamp to gain instant access to the webpage of "The 150th Anniversary of Stamp Issuance in Hong Kong" and browse the stamp information.

$10: Stamp Sheetlet - Taking centre place of the stamp portion of the sheetlet is the highest denomination stamp from our first issue. Positioned next to a barcode, which is an item commonly used in the modern commercial world, this 96-cent stamp and the other six stamps of lower denominations on the right of the sheetlet form a complete set of our first stamps, making the sheetlet a truly precious souvenir.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno and Prof. Plinio Richelmi