A new cancel group very similar to the one shown under 8) but now with a 2 figure year was introduced in 1894 both in domestic and foreign post offices and was used until substituted by the Comb Type handstamp in 1905. Many varieties have been found and because of the numerous items I want to present I divide this section into domestic, Korean, Chinese and Seapost cancels.
Japan Proper
11Hakodate: Foreign Mail Postcard 3 Sen, FC9, from Hakodate to Wuerzburg,
Germany
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11Hakodate2: Foreign Mail Postcard 4 Sen, FC12, from Yokohama
to Treuen, Germany
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11Kanawazawa: A pair of 20 Sen New Koban stamps on piece
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11Kioto: Domestic Mail Postcard 1 Sen, PC14, with additional
1894 Silver Wedding 2 Sen, from Kioto to Leipzig, Germany
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11Kioto2: Foreign Mail Postcard 4 Sen, FC12, from Kioto to Kilmarnock,
Scotland
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11Kobe: Cover with 2 off 5 Sen UPU Koban from Tokushima to Berlin,
Germany
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11Kobe2: Foreign Mail Postcard 4 Sen, FC12, from Kobe to Neuss, Germany
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11Kobe3: Stamped Envelope 2 Sen (84 x 132)
SE16, from Kobe to Hof, Germany
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11Kobe4: I do not want to bore visitors by showing similar
items several times, but here I just could not help it with yet another
of these funny Kobe Double Circles on a FC12 card to Singapore:
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11Kobe5: and here I go again with another Kobe
Double Circle on a registered cover from Kobe to Peine in Germany. Stamps:
2 off 20 Sen and 3 Sen and one each of 10 and 5 Sen new Koban issues.
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11Kofu: 10 Sen new Koban
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11Kumamoto: 1 Yen new Koban
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11Moji: Foreign Mail Postcard 3 Sen green, FC9
From Moji via Yokohama and London to Kiel in Germany
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11Moji2: Card with 4 Sen new Koban from Moji via Yokohama to
Dollerup in Germany
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11Moji3: 4 Sen new Koban
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11Nagasaki: Postcard with 4 Sen new Koban from Nagasaki to Scotland
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11Nagasaki2: 2 + 2 Sen Foreign Mail Reply Postcard FC8.
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11NNagoya: 3 Sen new Koban
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1Niigata: 4 Sen Foreign Mail Postcard FC12 from Niigata to Hong
Kong.
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11Oita: 1 Sen new Koaban
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11Oita2: 50 Sen new Koban
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11Osaka: 3 Sen UPU Koban
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11Otaru: Cover with 10 Sen new Koban from
Otaru via Tokyo to London.
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11Sannomiya: Foreign Mail Postcard 4 Sen from Kobe to Erfurt,
Germany
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11Sapporo: 20 Sen new Koban
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11Sendai: 20 Sen new Koban
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11Shizuoka: 15 Sen new Koban
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11Tadotsu: 50 Sen new Koban
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11Tokio: Card with 4 Sen new Koban from Tokyo to Olmutz, Austria
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11Tokio2: Foreign Mail Postcard from Tokyo to Leipzig,
Germany
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11Tokio3: Pair of 10 Sen new Koban
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11Tokio4: Foreign Mail Postcard 2 Sen, FC8 with additional 2
Sen UPU Koban from Tokyo to Treuen, Germany
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11Tokio5: Foreign Mail Postcard 2 Sen, from Tokyo via Victoria (Canada)
to Portland and forwarded to Long Beach, Wash. I show this card because
of the reversed "N" in the Tokyo cancellation.
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11Tokushima: 15 Sen new Koban.
Another example of a Medium Circle not mentioned by John Gordon Bishop.
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11Tsuruga: Postcard with 4 Sen new UPU Koban from Tsuruga via
Kobe to Bordeaux in France
Arrival mark Bordeaux |
11Yamaguchi: 1 Sen new Koban
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11Yokohama: Foreign Mail Reply Postcard 3 + 3 Sen, FC11 from
Yokohama to Apolda in Germany
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11Yokohama2: Postcard with a pair of 1 Sen UPU Koban from Yokohama
to Wien, Austria
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11Yokohama3: Foreign Mail Postcard FC12 from Kobe to Dresden,
Germany
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11Yokohama4: 4 Sen Foreign Mail Postcard FC12 from Kobe to Hamburg.
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Medium Single Circle Cancellations but with Meiji Year
11Meiji3 10 Sen new Koban
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