Commemorative 2 Emperor Hsuan Tung Commemorative Issue (1909)
| Stamp SN | B002 |
| Stamp Name | Commemorative 2 Emperor Hsuan Tung Commemorative Issue (1909) |
| Stamp Cat Standard | Commemorative Stamps |
| Stamp Cat | Relics, Countries |
| Issue date | 1909-09-08 |
| Suspersion date | 清宣統1年10月01日 |
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| Printer | Waterlow & Sons Co., London |
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| Sheet composition | 10×10 |
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| Process | Intaglio |
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| Perforation | 14 |
Description
After a reign for 34 years, Emperor Kuang Hsu died near the end of 1908.The following year Pu I succeeded him, known as Emperor Hsuan Tung. To commemorate the first year of his reign, there was issued a set of commemorative stamps with the Temple of Heaven in Peking as the central design and with two dragons on both sides.
The words〝Waterlow & Sons, Limited, London〞were printed at the bottom of each stamp.
The words〝Waterlow & Sons, Limited, London〞were printed at the bottom of each stamp.