China Boxer Rebellion 1898 Old Postcard Gruss aus Kiao-Tschau - German Conquests

Vintage Colour Art Artist Drawn Undivided Back U.B. Old Picture Postcard. 1898. German China. Chinese Qing Dynasty Political Comic Humour. Japan Japanese Women Ladies wearing Kimono Costumes. Fan. Western Seaman. Marine. Navy. Gruss aus Kiao-Tschau Kiautschou Kiaotschau. Chinaman China Man. Deutsche Eroberungen! German conquests. Postally Used in 1898 with Italy Italian stamp 5c tied Torino Ferrovia 27-2-98, and Germany stamp 5pf tied Torino Ferrovia.

Publisher: Lith Anst Vat Sachs Darmstadt
Series No: 34
Faults: Creases at bottom right, tiny wear & marks
Background: The Boxer Movement or Boxer Rebellion was a Chinese uprising against foreign influence in areas such as trade, politics, religion and technology that occurred in China during Qing Dynasty. The Boxer activity began in Shandong province in March 1898, in response to German occupation of the Jiao Zhou / Kiao-Tschau region. The Eight-Nation Alliance 八國聯軍, an alliance of 8 nations (Austria-Hungary, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States) put down the Boxer Rebellion in China in 1900. At the end, the China imperial government was forced to sign the unequal Boxer Protocol of 1901.

Price:

£84.99

€110.49

US$116.44

China Boxer Rebellion 1898 Old Postcard Gruss aus Kiao-Tschau - German Conquests

Browse in related categories: