Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Hong Kong became a British colony after the First Opium War in 1841.

The postal system in Hong Kong began in 1841 when the Royal Mail established an office in the region. Merchants were trading in Hong Kong at the two sides of Victoria Harbour for some years before the establishment of the British possession in 1842. They had complained about the absence of proper postal services and therefore the Postal Department was established.

On 8 December 1862, the Office issued the first set of Hong Kong postal stamps. Before that, only British soldiers in Hong Kong could use British stamps while other local residents did not have any.

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Hong Kong 1983 Commonwealth Day Set of 4 SG438-441 V.F MNH
£3.50
Hong Kong 1983 Hong Kong by Night Set of 4 SG442-445 V.F MNH
£8.50
Hong Kong 1983 Observatory Set of 4 SG446-449 V.F MNH
£3.00
Hong Kong 1984 Aviation Set of 4 SG450-453 V.F MNH
£3.50
Hong Kong 1986 Halleys Comet Set of 5 SG507-MS511 V.F MNH
£12.00
Hong Kong 1974 Arts Festival Mini Sheet SGMS307 V.F MNH
£30.00
Hong Kong 1966 Churchill 10c New Blue SG218 V.F MNH Plate Corner Block of 4
£10.00
Hong Kong China 1963 $1.30 Freedom from Hunger SG211 V.F MNH
£18.00
Hong Kong 1986 Halleys Comet Set of 4 SG507-510 Very Fine MNH
£8.00
Hong Kong 1973 Set of 9 to $1 SG283-291 in V.F MNH Strips of 5
£140.00
Hong Kong 1976 $20 Pink & Black SG353 Very Fine MNH
£90.00
Hong Kong 1999 $10, $20 & $50 SG986-988 Very Fine MNH
£19.00
Hong Kong 2002 Cultural Diversity Set of 4 SG1131-1134 V.F MNH
£26.00
Hong Kong 1967 10c Reddish Violet SG223var 'Collar Flaw' in a Very Fine MNH Block of 4
£65.00

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