File:1904 China 3Mk Tientsin Mi26.jpg

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English: Stamp of Deutsche Post in China, red overprint on 3 Mk (Germany Mi 65), issue 1901, cancelled TIENTSIN CHINA on 3-7-04. Michel N°26.
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Author Design of the Mi65 German stamp by W. Roese, inspired by a painting of William Pape (1859-1920).

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