Bhutan – Scott # 119, used
$0.50Bhutan – Scott #119, Used.
A 2 chhertum stamp depicting Wangdiphodrang Dzong, a historic Bhutanese fortress-monastery set above a mountain valley. A nice architectural issue for Bhutan or worldwide collections.
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Bhutan – Scott #119, Used.
A 2 chhertum stamp depicting Wangdiphodrang Dzong, a historic Bhutanese fortress-monastery set above a mountain valley. A nice architectural issue for Bhutan or worldwide collections.

Bhutan – Scott #81, MNH.
A 75 chhertum stamp depicting Daga Dzong, one of Bhutan’s historic fortress-monasteries. A striking architectural issue and a nice addition to any Asian or worldwide stamp collection.

Bhutan – Scott #82, MNH.
A 1 ngultrum stamp featuring Lhuntse Dzong, one of Bhutan’s historic fortress-monasteries. A handsome architectural issue and a nice addition to any Bhutan or worldwide stamp collection.

Brunei Scott #225, 10 sen definitive stamp featuring Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, used with cancellation.

Brunei Scott #217–219, 1974 MNH set commemorating the Universal Postal Union centenary with globe and Sultan design.

Burma Scott #185, 1K hornbill stamp, used with right margin tab attached.

Used Cambodia Scott 180–182 featuring Royal Ballet dancers in traditional Khmer performance. Strong cultural imagery and clear period cancels.

Cambodia Scott 237–239 MNH commemorating the 25th anniversary of the United Nations with space-themed modernist designs. Fresh color and full gum throughout.

Cambodia Scott 71–73 MNH semi-postal set supporting Red Cross child welfare, featuring children’s imagery and bilingual Khmer–French inscriptions. Clean, fresh examples with full gum.

Hong Kong Scott 136, 8c King George V definitive in hinged mint condition, featuring bilingual English–Chinese design and classic colonial engraving.

1907 Indo-China Scott #45, a mint, never hinged French colonial definitive featuring the classic Annamite woman design. Printed in red and black, issued for everyday postal use in French Indochina.

Indo-China Scott #74, mint never hinged. Early 20th-century French colonial surcharge issue with “14 CENTS” overprint on the Annamite woman definitive design.

Japan Scott #1335–1337, MNH. Three-stamp set featuring traditional Japanese cultural figures and classical art themes, each with a ¥50 denomination. Clean, fresh set with full original gum.

Japan Scott #1342a, MNH. Se-tenant ¥50 pair depicting a traditional sumo wrestling scene in classical Japanese art style. Fresh, well-centered pair with full original gum.

Japan Scott #1401–1402, MNH. Two-stamp set featuring modern Japanese paintings of domestic and figurative scenes, each with a ¥50 denomination. Fresh pair with full original gum.

Japan Scott #1359–1360, MNH. Two-stamp set reproducing classical Japanese paintings, each with a ¥50 denomination. Clean, fresh pair with full original gum.

Japan Scott #1365–1366, MNH. Two-stamp set featuring modern Japanese paintings, including a contemplative female figure and a rural work scene, each with a ¥50 denomination.

Japan Scott #1367–1368, MNH. Two-stamp set featuring modern Japanese paintings, including a still-life figure study and a traditional architectural scene, each with a ¥50 denomination.

Japan Scott #1403–1404, MNH. Two-stamp set featuring modern Japanese paintings, including a Western-style portrait and a traditional kimono figure, each with a ¥50 denomination.

Japan Scott #1449–1450, MNH. Two-stamp set featuring modern and historical Japanese paintings, each with a ¥60 denomination. Clean, fresh pair with full original gum.

Japan Scott #1497–1498, MNH. Two-stamp set featuring modern Japanese paintings, including a kimono-clad female figure and a Buddhist devotional image, each with a ¥60 denomination.

Japan Scott #1503–1504, MNH. Two-stamp set featuring Japanese fine art, including a genre painting of a child and a modern sculptural figure, each with a ¥60 denomination.

Korea Scott #1049a, 1976 MNH souvenir sheet with se-tenant pair issued for Philatelic Week.

South Korea Scott #1102, 500w traditional relief design stamp, used with visible cancellation.

South Korea Scott #277, 55h scenic coastline stamp, unused hinged with original gum.

Korea Scott 279 unused hinged, 200h deer wildlife definitive.

South Korea Scott #292 (1972) – Commemorative marking the 10th anniversary of Korea’s membership in the World Health Organization. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #304 (1973) – World Population Year commemorative featuring a symbolic tree design. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #307, MNH, commemorating the opening of the National Assembly, featuring a stylized legislative scene and hibiscus motif.

South Korea Scott #322 (1974) – World Health Day commemorative featuring the WHO emblem and family health theme. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #330A (1974) – Souvenir sheet commemorating the 10th National Sports Festival of Korea. Cancelled to Order (CTO).

South Korea Scott #331 & #221a (1974) – UNESCO 15th Anniversary commemorative stamp and souvenir sheet. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #342, 10h telecommunications-themed definitive stamp, used with cancellation. Features industrial design motif from Korea’s modernization period.

South Korea Scott #348 (1975) – Commemorative marking the 10th anniversary of Korea’s membership in the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #348a (1975) – Souvenir sheet commemorating the 10th anniversary of Korea’s membership in the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #435 – Scenic issue depicting Hwahong Gate at Hwaseong Fortress in Suwon. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #436 – Scenic issue featuring Uisang Pavilion, a historic coastal pavilion associated with the Buddhist monk Uisang. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #438 – Scenic issue depicting Paekma River with traditional boats and hillside pavilion. Used example.

South Korea Scott #439a (1964) – Scenic Postage Stamps souvenir sheet featuring Paekma River and Anap Pond. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #441 – Scenic issue featuring Kwanghan Pavilion (Gwanghallu Pavilion) in Namwon. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #472a (1965) – Souvenir sheet commemorating the Centenary of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #473a (1965) – Souvenir sheet commemorating the 15th anniversary of UN forces participating in the Korean War. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #474a (1965) – Souvenir sheet commemorating the 15th anniversary of UN forces participating in the Korean War. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #475a (1965) – Souvenir sheet commemorating the 15th anniversary of UN forces participating in the Korean War. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #477a (1965) – Souvenir sheet honoring UN forces in the Korean War, featuring General Douglas MacArthur with the South Korean and U.S. flags. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #536 (1979) – Energy Conservation Campaign commemorative featuring an industrial plant design. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #537 (1979) – National Census commemorative featuring a population map of the Korean Peninsula and economic activity symbols. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #550 (1979) – Commemorative honoring the state visit of West German President Walter Scheel to South Korea, featuring portraits of Scheel and President Park Chung-hee. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #551 (1979) – Tax Day commemorative featuring a coin and industrial development imagery. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #564 (1979) – Commemorative marking the International Youth Conference held in Seoul. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #565 (1979) – Commemorative marking the 5th Asian Broadcasting Union General Assembly in Seoul. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #565a (1967) – Souvenir sheet commemorating the 5th Asian Pacific Dental Congress. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #635a (1966) – Souvenir sheet commemorating the 15th WCOTP Assembly of Delegates in Seoul. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #838 (1972), MNH, commemorating a Lions Clubs International convention in Seoul, featuring a bold emblem and abstract design.

South Korea Scott #C39, 110w airmail stamp featuring jet aircraft and global map design, used.

South Korea Scott #C41 – Airmail stamp featuring a jet aircraft flying across a world map, symbolizing international air routes. Used example.

South Korea Scott #1021–1022, MNH set of two featuring a spoonbill and black stork in naturalistic designs.

South Korea Scott #1050–1051 & 1050a–1051a MNH 1976 New Year’s set with singles and souvenir sheets.

South Korea Scott #1052–1053 MNH 1977 Economic Development set featuring industry and maritime themes.

South Korea Scott #1145a & 1146a MNH souvenir sheets from 1978 New Year’s issue, featuring traditional art and crane motif designs.

South Korea Scott #350 & #350a (1975) – Malaria Eradication Campaign commemorative stamp and souvenir sheet. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #383–384 (1963) – International Red Cross Centenary commemorative two-stamp set. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #434–437 – Scenic four-stamp set featuring the Secret Garden, Hwahong Gate, Uisang Pavilion, and Mt. Songni. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #440–443 – Scenic four-stamp set featuring Choksok Pavilion, Kwanghan Pavilion, Hwaeom Temple, and Cheonjiyeon Falls. Mint never hinged (MNH).

South Korea Scott #552–554 (1979) – Three-stamp set featuring traditional Korean masks and mask dance culture. Mint never hinged (MNH).

Macao Scott #1001 (1999), 2.5 patacas commemorative depicting traditional Macanese cuisine. Wide-format cultural issue highlighting gastronomy. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #329 (1953), 20 avos pictorial definitive depicting Colina de S. Jerónimo. Portuguese colonial issue featuring a scenic hillside view. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #353 (1954), 1 avo commemorative honoring Portuguese explorer Fernão Mendes Pinto. Engraved portrait design referencing Peregrinação. Unused, hinged, with original gum.

Macao Scott #357 (1954), 10 avos commemorative depicting St. Francis Xavier. Portuguese colonial issue honoring a key religious figure in Macao’s history. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #384 (1956), 3 avos pictorial definitive featuring a map of Macao, Taipa, and Coloane. Portuguese colonial issue. Unused, hinged, with original gum.

Macao Scott #390 (1956), 1.50 patacas pictorial definitive depicting a map of Macao, Taipa, and Coloane. Higher-value issue of the Portuguese colonial map series. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #403 (1986), 10 avos commemorative marking the 40th anniversary of Portugal’s National Revolution. Features civic and institutional buildings in Macao. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #413 (1956), 10 avos commemorative marking the 90th anniversary of the Clube Militar Naval. Features a naval officer portrait and the patrol vessel Vega. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #416 (1956), 70 avos commemorative honoring Jesuit missionary Padre João de Brito. Statue-style religious design with cross motif. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #418 (1969), 1 pataca commemorative marking the 500th anniversary of Vasco da Gama’s birth. Features Nossa Senhora da Penha Chapel in Macao. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #440 (1976), 0.05 pataca commemorative marking the inauguration of the Macao Legislative Assembly. Modern allegorical design with bilingual inscriptions. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott C20 (1953), 10 patacas airmail stamp depicting Baía da Praia Grande and Penha Hill with aircraft in flight. Portuguese colonial aviation issue. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #433–434 (1974), commemorative pair honoring the opening of the Macau–Taipa Bridge. Bridge infrastructure designs in two denominations. Used examples with visible cancellations.

Macao Scott #435–436 (1974), commemorative pair marking the first anniversary of Portugal’s Carnation Revolution. Bold modern designs featuring revolutionary symbolism. Used examples with visible cancellations.

Federated Malay States Scott #29, used. Classic 5c Tiger design definitive from the British colonial era, with visible cancellation and good detail.

Malaya Kelantan Scott #71, unused hinged. 1953 Coronation issue featuring Queen Elizabeth II, part of the British Commonwealth coronation series.

Malaya Malacca Scott #27, unused hinged. 1953 Coronation issue featuring Queen Elizabeth II, part of the British Commonwealth coronation series.

Malaya Penang Scott #54, used. $2 King George VI definitive from the British colonial period, with visible cancellation and good overall detail.

Malaya Perlis Scott #28, unused hinged. 1953 Coronation issue featuring Queen Elizabeth II, part of the British Commonwealth coronation series.

Malaya (Selangor) Scott #110, MNH, bi-color engraved issue featuring the Sultan of Selangor and Government Offices.

Malaya Trengganu Scott #74, unused hinged. 1953 Coronation issue featuring Queen Elizabeth II, part of the British Commonwealth coronation series.

Malaysia Scott #61–62 (1969) Tahun Padi “Year of Rice” commemoratives showing a woman harvesting rice. Offered as a used pair with clear postal cancellations.

Malaysia (Trengganu) Scott #93–95 featuring Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah, issued as state definitives in three denominations. Offered mint never hinged (MNH) with full original gum.

Mongolia Scott #841–847, complete 1975 MNH set featuring children and animals in colorful folk-style illustrations.

Nepal Scott #283 is a used definitive stamp depicting King Mahendra in traditional royal attire. Part of Nepal’s mid-20th-century monarchy series, it reflects everyday postal use during the Shah dynasty era.

Nepal Scott #327 is a used commemorative stamp issued in 1976 honoring the American Revolution Bicentennial. Featuring the Liberty Bell, it reflects Nepal’s participation in an international commemoration of American independence.

China PRC Scott 2266–2269 MNH set promoting the National Tree Planting Campaign, featuring modern green-themed designs focused on reforestation and environmental protection.

Used China PRC Scott 2453–2456 depicting Changbai Mountain landscapes, including Heaven Lake, waterfalls, and forest scenery. Clean designs with period cancels.


Ryukyu Islands Scott #114 MNH 15¢ orchid stamp featuring detailed tropical floral design.

Ryukyu Islands Scott #130 (1965) 3¢ Boy Scouts 10th Anniversary, MNH. A classic youth-themed issue from the U.S.-administered Ryukyus.

Ryukyu Islands Scott #146 MNH 1966 issue featuring a traditional incense burner (koro).

Ryukyu Islands Scott #147 (1966), MNH, issued for the UNESCO 20th Anniversary, featuring a traditional Okinawan architectural design.

Ryukyu Islands Scott #148 MNH 1966 issue commemorating the Ryukyu Government Museum building.

Ryukyu Islands Scott #201, 3¢ stamp featuring educator Yukichi Fukuzawa, used with cancellation.


Ryukyu Islands Scott #57 MNH 1959 issue featuring the Atlas moth, issued for the Entomological Society of Japan meeting.

Ryukyu Islands Scott #140–142, complete 1966 MNH set of 3¢ stamps featuring protected wildlife: woodpecker, deer, and dugong.

Singapore Scott #136, 50¢ stamp featuring a colorful skyline and waterfront scene, used with cancellation.

A Mint Never Hinged 55¢ commemorative celebrating Deepavali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, with a beautifully stylized traditional oil lamp (diya).

A used stamp featuring the White-breasted Waterhen (Amaurornis phoenicurus), part of Singapore’s colorful series highlighting the nation’s native birdlife.

Singapore Scott #149, $1 stamp featuring an 1861 waterfront harbor scene, used with cancellation.

Singapore Scott #195 on 1975 airmail cover to Florida with commercial Starlight Corporation origin.

A used 50¢ commemorative stamp issued to mark the 10th Anniversary of Singapore’s National Service, honoring the dedication of the nation’s citizen-soldiers.

A used $1 commemorative stamp honoring the Singapore Science Centre, celebrating the nation’s commitment to science education and technological progress.

Singapore 1984 airmail cover to USA with single $1 ship stamp (Scott #345).

A used $1 definitive stamp featuring a Field Cricket, part of Singapore’s popular insects definitive series.

A used 50¢ commemorative stamp celebrating Singapore’s 1986 National Day, featuring the spectacular annual boat parade and illuminated skyline along the Singapore River.


Singapore Scott #87 (1971) 6¢ Tiger from the Zodiac series, used with clear 1971 cancellation. A bold and collectible animal-themed issue.

Singapore Scott #90 MNH 20c stamp featuring a colorful traditional theatrical mask.

Singapore Scott #91 MNH 25¢ stamp featuring traditional Chinese opera masks in bold, theatrical design.

Singapore Scott #93, 50¢ stamp featuring a traditional dance scene with candle performance, used.

Singapore multi-franked airmail cover to Austria with colorful stamps and decorative elements.

Singapore Scott #319–322, used set of four Vanda hybrid orchid stamps (10¢, 35¢, 50¢, 75¢), featuring vibrant floral designs.

1959 Singapore/Malaya airmail cover to USA with QEII definitives including $1 high value.

Singapore Scott #345–348, used set of four high-value ship definitives ($1–$10) featuring coaster, oil tanker, screw steamer, and paddle wheel steamer.

1959 Singapore/Malaya airmail cover to USA with QEII definitives including $1 high value.

Malaya (Singapore) Scott #5 & #17a on early airmail cover to Charleston, SC with commercial law firm usage.

1958 South Vietnam Scott #132–135 definitive set depicting family resettlement themes. Mint never hinged complete set with full original gum.