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Driwan Numismatic Cybermuseum:”The Rare Numismatic Collections”(Koleksi Numismatik Langka)

WELCOME TO DrIWANCYBERMUSEUM

A Special Issue of the 1996 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Dime struck at the West Point Mint was produced by the United States Mint to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Roosevelt dime in recognition of President Roosevelt’s long service to the Nation and the March of Dimes.Date: 1996

Mint: West Point

Condition: Uncirulated

Weight 2.268 grams

Diameter: 17.91mm

Composition: 8.33

 MUSEUM DUNIA MAYA DR IWAN S
Are you ever seen the numismatic collections exhibition like this ?
 The exhibitions of rare and unusual coins will be the basic info for future investation numismatic collections, look the unsual Hillary Clinton election banknote three dollars alaso his husband and other like Bobe Dole etc.
 
I hope this info will be the basic of your future investation numismatic collections.
 
I am sorry due to the terrible in the web blog system this exhibition became n like this, but still best information for all my
numismatic collectors friend from all over the world.
Greting From
 
Dr Iwan Suwandy
 
 
 
MUSEUM DUNIA MAYA DR IWAN S.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Frame Two :
The International Rare Numismatic Collections II
This project started about four years go, upon my retirement, with a good friend, also a serious numismatist, we started regular visits to the local SwapShop in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. The first visit found a Russian crown for $5. later sold on ebay for over ten times and our new nicknames – “Mutt & Jeff”. Our coin club started publishing in their newsletter the adventurers of Mutt & Jeff, which after several months, I posted to my first website. Some of them are still up at www.geocities.com/dewardt/flcc/flcc.html
Mutt and Jeff regularly attend the local club meetings. At a recent club auction a small lot of medals was not selling, so Mutt offered $1.00 and to his surprise he won the lot. The half a dozen small medals were not in very good condition, thus the “no interest” in this lot. Later at home, Mutt realized, that one item was of particular interest – a 32mm bronze medal, may have been gold plated. Around a left facing portrait of President Wilson is the inscription UPHOLD PRESIDENT WILSON. The reverse has the following inscription – I / HAVE GIVEN / $1.00 / TO THE PENN-SYLVANIA / DEMOCRAT CAMPAIGN FUND / -.- / FOR UNITED STATES SEN-ATOR / A. MITCHELL PALMER / FOR GOVERNOR / VINCE C. McCORMICK / 1914. A story on the Internet indicates that McCormick lost the election.
The story about this Political Script is very interesting and may be seen on my original site.CLICK HERE

The story refers to the ham and Eggs fire of 1906 and was issued around 1938.

The Coca .Cola Medal was described on another Mutt & Jeff page. CLICK HERE. The Mayflower Medal was part of a different page, the same as the Ham & Eggs script. CLICK HERE. Roger has a special interest in this as some of his relatives crossed over on the Mayflower.

This Medal was purchased unidentified at the flea market. It took hours of searching the internet with google, before the identification was located. The success was based on typing into google ‘mico‘ and yo and behold the artist was identified. He is well known to the ANS. Their collection has 29 other medals attributed to Mico Kaufman, but not this one.

Obverse: Portrait of young Artist kneeling and holding a circler painting of 5 men. He has buster in left hand, within raised rim.

Reverse: THE HAMILTON MINT / Signature of Artist engraver – MICO KAUFMAN / SPIRIT OF AMERICA, within raised rim.

Ag 50mm Edge: .999  FS C HA 75 P  1640

OBV: HERNANDO DE SOTO / above around / 1500 / Coat of Arms, right,Bust of deSoto, left / 1532 below/

CONQUISTADOR, around below

REV: DE SOTO NATIONAL MEMORIAL, above around,

Memorial Marker between two trees / P.D. designer / BRADENTON FLORIDA, around below

Undated medal – 50 mm – pewter

Vietnam War Patriotic Peace Medal 1973

63.5mm bronze

Medallic Art Co. N.Y.

Paul Calle, des. & Joseph DeLorenzo, Sc.

Obv. dove of peace flyng above clasped hands. PEACE IN VIETNAM 1973 below.

Rev. Standing figures of soldier holding child, wife and son within wreath,

OUR BOYS ARE HOME below.

The Bank of Scotland 1991 One Pound sterling Note is still legal tender in the United Kingdom.

Obverse: In center oval, AL DOCTOR / FEDERICO N. VIDELA / (small cross) 19 DE DICIEMBRE / DE 1920 / SUS AMIGOS, between decorative columns, small hourglass below.

Reverse: EN EL PRIMER / ANIVERSARIO / DE (divided by laurel) / SU / MUERTE

Engraver: GOTTUZZO Y PIANA at lower edge.

Placquette – gold plated copper

NATIONAL PARKS CENTENNIAL 1872-1972 Bronze Medal

VIRGIN ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK 1956

Obverse: Bay surrounded by hills and mountains, small sailing ship moored.

Reverse: Stone building

Bronze 39 mm

Comemorative Medal for the 450th Anniversary of the city of San Juan, Puerto Rico

1521 – 1971

Obverse: Four views of building, in circles, imposed over country view of mountains, trees, road and buildings.

Reverse: Coat of arms – Five tower crown for El Morro castel, The Lamb of God carrying a cross with flag, surmonted on rock surrounded with water.

Bronze 40 mm

 

 

 

 

 

Mutt and Jeff still go to the local flea market on Thursday – free parking day, when most of the garage sale venders have to arrive at 5:30AM to be assigned a free selling spot. As a result, you never know what odd and interesting collectables you can see and sometimes purchase.

The National Park medal with the MOOSE on the obverse and the WOLF on the reverse, commerates the first National Park – Yellowstone 1872-1972. The 1940 refers to the date the Isle Royale National Park was established . The park is made up of 200 islands in Lake Superior.

Argentina medals are quite plentiful in South Florida after the monetary changes a dozen years ago in that country. Many citizens visited or emorgrated here during that period, and small things of value were brought out of the country, only to find a very limited market for them in the U.S.

These historical medals were often available at $5 to $10.

The designs and engraving far exceed the street value.

This Medal dated 1896 in Buenos Aires commerates tlishment of a charity sch

Proof AE 47mm

This Medal has a very close connection to our collector.  He spent his whole life working in the hotel business, coming from a hotel family.  When he saw this medal at the flea market, he immediately knew what it represented. As a teenager, he accompanied his Father to the National Hotel & Motel Exposition at Madison Square Garden New York City during one of World War II years in the early forties. Dick Johnson, former head of the Medallic Art Co. advises that the dies were cut by a local New York firm and that the medal was only issued in bronze 73mm size. All were issued to the Exposition in 1965.

THE NEXT SIX ITEMS are of a contempary historical interest.  To have your portrait on American Currency, you have to be a former President and no longer living. As a result of this limitation, satirical political notes have been printed since the 1970’s for presidential candidates to promote their election.  They have an odd numismatic connection as exonumia and some of them are quite hilarious, as the 1998 Hillary Rodham Clinton note shows.

On October 13, 1983 Federal Express donated aircraft #199, which it had operated under N8FE for twenty years, to the National Air and Space Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. The Falcon was the first commercial jet to be placed in the Air Transportation gallery.

This bronze 52 mm medal was issued to commerate this event.

Thanks to a Stacks employee who reads Cyrillic and her father who was better able to explain the meaning of the words, we identified this medal as IX Summer Tryouts for all Cultural Groups of the USSR. 

Reverse: Large letters

K=committee,

Ф= Physical,K=Athletes,

C=Sports,

legend below: City Committee of USSR. These medals were given for participation in tryouts at Moscow 1980.  Struck in Gold, Silver & Bronze 50mm.

A Special Issue of the 1996 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Dime struck at the West Point Mint was produced by the United States Mint to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Roosevelt dime in recognition of President Roosevelt’s long service to the Nation and the March of Dimes.Date: 1996

Mint: West Point

Condition: Uncirulated

Weight 2.268 grams

Diameter: 17.91mm

Composition: 8.33

The Driwan’s  Cybermuseum

                    

(Museum Duniamaya Dr Iwan)

Showroom :

The Driwan Numismatic Cybermuseum 

Showroom:

The Rare International Numismatic Collections

Introductions:

Many numismatic collectors in Indonesia and Asia have the problem to choosed the best rare numismatic collections to collect as the investation for the future.

I have starting built the rare numismatic collections since 1970, and many of my friends only collected the ancield and  old numismatic collectiosn only, but now many type of new rare items exist , plaese look the collections below send by many of my numismatic collectors from all over the world.

I hope after seen the rare collections below, all the numismatic collectors will starting to choose the future collections like that especially the condition and specialist themes.

Jakarta,April 2011

Dr Iwan Suwandy

 

 

 

 

Vietnam War Patriotic Peace Medal 1973

 

THE NEXT SIX ITEMS are of a contempary historical interest.  To have your portrait on American Currency, you have to be a former President and no longer living. As a result of this limitation, satirical political notes have been printed since the 1970’s for presidential candidates to promote their election.  They have an odd numismatic connection as exonumia and some of them are quite hilarious, as the 1998 Hillary Rodham Clinton note shows.

Dr IWAN ‘S CYBERMUSEUM

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  MUSEUM DUNIA MAYA PERTAMA DI INDONESIA

   DALAM PROSES UNTUK MENDAPATKAN SERTIFIKAT MURI

     PENDIRI DAN PENEMU IDE

      THE FOUNDER

    Dr IWAN SUWANDY, MHA

                     

     WELCOME TO THE MAIN HALL OF FREEDOM               

  SELAMAT DATANG DI GEDUNG UTAMA “MERDEKA

The Driwan’s  Cybermuseum

                    

(Museum Duniamaya Dr Iwan)

Showroom :

The Driwan’s Numismatic Cybermuseum Showcase:

The Rare Type Numismatic Collections

Frame Two :
The International Rare Numismatic Collections II

Dr IWAN ‘S CYBERMUSEUM

 THE FIRST INDONESIAN CYBERMUSEUM

  MUSEUM DUNIA MAYA PERTAMA DI INDONESIA

   DALAM PROSES UNTUK MENDAPATKAN SERTIFIKAT MURI

     PENDIRI DAN PENEMU IDE

      THE FOUNDER

    Dr IWAN SUWANDY, MHA

                     

     WELCOME TO THE MAIN HALL OF FREEDOM               

  SELAMAT DATANG DI GEDUNG UTAMA “MERDEKA

The Driwan’s  Cybermuseum

                    

(Museum Duniamaya Dr Iwan)

Showroom :

The Driwan’s Numismatic Cybermuseum

(Museum Koleksi Numismatik Dr Iwan )

Showcase :

The Rare Type Numismatic Collections

Introduction

Are you ever seen the political elections banknote of Hillary Clinton and his husband Clinton Three Dollars ?

Please look the rare type of numismatic collections below, and I hope all collectors fromn all over the world will starting to built their future numismatic collections as investment because this type of collections became more difficult to found.

Jakarta April 2011

Dr Iwan Suwandy

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The Vietnam War Historic Collection 1975 ( Perang Vietnam Tahun terakhir 1975 yang mendebarkan dan dahsyat)

MUSEUM DUNIA MAYA DR IWAN S.

Dr IWAN ‘S CYBERMUSEUM

 THE FIRST INDONESIAN CYBERMUSEUM

  MUSEUM DUNIA MAYA PERTAMA DI INDONESIA

   DALAM PROSES UNTUK MENDAPATKAN SERTIFIKAT MURI

     PENDIRI DAN PENEMU IDE

      THE FOUNDER

    Dr IWAN SUWANDY, MHA

                     

     WELCOME TO THE MAIN HALL OF FREEDOM               

  SELAMAT DATANG DI GEDUNG UTAMA “MERDEKA

Showroom :

The Driwan’s  Cybermuseum

                    

(Museum Duniamaya Dr Iwan)

                    Please Enter

                   

              DVWC SHOWROOM

(Driwan Vietnam War  Cybermuseum)

         

Showcase:

The Vietnam War Document

       and

    Postal History

       1969-1975

THE VIETNAM WAR 1975

__________________________________

Vietcong victory war in 1975

__________________________________

 

1.       January 1975

 

(1) January.6th. 1975

Vietcong capture Phuoc Long province , north of Saigon (D)

photo

Bù Đốp, T. Phước Long

(2)January,23th.1975

The very rare civil cover from D0 Thanh Cholon Viet Nam CDS 23-1.1975 with  rate stamps 25 d (20 +5) , inside the letter and name card in chinese language :

_____________________________________________

“My letter not sistematic, don’t laugh it.  this time  the Battle everywhere, the situation didn’t secured. The criminal and the badman everywhere and the price of good s up everyday.

        The Gouverment administration  very bad and they didn’t gave happiness. My work just finished , the time pass so fast , i didnlt fill that the new year come , I hope in the new year we will happy.

        With this letter I send my two photos don’t laugh when you see that .

                                19.01.75

                                We Siong

______________________________________________–

 

     _____________________________

                  VI-KY

                             ________                                in chinese :

                Chuyen mon sua son cac loai     We Chi

                                     May may ben le gia tien re      Singer machine

                                    So 904/10 Duong Nguyen Trai         service

 

                                                Cholon

        _______________________________________________

 

2.February 1975

1)February,1st.1975

(1) Motorbike Tax

Front

 “VIET-NAM CONG-HOA = THUE XE TU DONG= 19975 SO XE EO 2474” in the

back

 

     BIEN LAI SO     : 1218

        NGAY              : 1-2-75

        SO TI’EN           : 7500 $

        NO’I CAP        :  GD

 TRUONG TY

round red official stamped”Ty Phep Vu Vietnam Cong Hoa Gia-Dinh

________________________________________________________

(until February 4th the South Vietnam “Viet Nam Cong Hoa “ still have the power, and they still charged the motorcycle tax-auth)

2)February, 1st.-28th 1975

      Very rare and informative collections best for showed,the small pocket  dairy’s book  ‘Lich Bo Tui 1975” of Trung –Tam Bao-Hiem Cong-Ty Saigon with handwritten information every day froem Saturday February 1st until 28th 1975 .

(very rare document historic collection, never report , only one because this was private handwritten information-auth)

 

(b,1) Front Cover

#Outside

      The illustrated  High Building (?), LICH HO TUI 1975, THANG-2-1975, at the bottom  Doang Thuong Ngan Hang

Vietnamese to English translation

 

Lich Ho TUI 1975 schedule of meetings, Date -2-1975, at the bottom doang Thuong Ngan Hang

 

#Inside:

      Chung Chuc Tan Xuan

              Red round wheel type

     Emblem

  TRUNG-TAM- BAO-HIEM

            CONG-TY

            68  , Dai-16 Nguyen-Hue (Lau 1)

                                    SAIGON

 

                 BAO HIEM va TAI BAO HIEM

                        TAT CA CAC LOAI

(b.2) Backcover

      #outside

            Thoan Thuong Ngan Hang

            Cong,TY HAC VON 500.000.000.500 GUE DU

                         Tre Se Truong Vung :68 Nguyen-Hue Saigon

                      Dien Tin : DITIBANK

                                 So’ Q.G.D.B : 170-592-21-003

             S’ Thuong Moi : 2466 B

                          Ho’n Thu          : 2372

 

                                    CHI  NHANH

 

                   TONG DOC PHUONG :

                                    48-50 Tong Doc Phuong

                                    Saigon 5-01  :        37469              

                  BINH DU’ONG             :

                                    1,14 Von Duyet

                                    Binh Duong-DT : 79

                   – Nhon cac  kho a’n ky thac

                   – Thuc hien moi nghiep vy ngan han’g

                   – Phuc vy o’n cho’

                                                – Lich su’

                                                -Nganh cho’ng

                                                -co’n moi

                        VONG THUONG  CHA’NH

                         PHAN CHU’A TA VUAN

 

 

Chuc Tan Xuan Chung

               Red round wheel type

      Emblem

   MEDIUM-RARE-TAM-HOW

             Company Profile

             68, Dai-16 Nguyen-Hue (Clean 1)

                                     SAIGON

                  Insurance and reinsurance

                         ALL TYPES

(b.2) Backcover

       # outside

             Thoan Thuong Ngan Hang

             Cong, Co. HAC 500000000500 VON DU GUE

                          Truong Vung Se Tre: 68 Nguyen Hue-Saigon

                       Telegram: DITIBANK

                                  So ‘Q.G.D.B: 170-592-21-003

              S ‘invite: 2466 B

                           Ho’n Thu: 2372

                                     BRANCH

                    TONG ESTATE DOC:

                                     Phuong Tong Doc 48-50

                                     Saigon 5-01: 37,469

                   MILITARY DU’ONG:

                                     Von 1.14 Review

                                     Binh Duong-DT: 79

                    – Nhon the repository deposit a’n

                    – perform all nghiep ngan han’g vy

                    – Phuc vy for o’n ‘

                                                 – History ‘

                                                 -Business cho’ng

                                                 -co ‘n moi

                         VONG THUONG CHA’NH

                          PHAN TA CHU’A VUAN

 
 

#Inside book note

1.backcover

Calender 1975 from january(Janvier ) to December (Decembre) every day ‘s  with Heoro or saint day , like 1st January : M Jour De L’AN, 31th December : M.S.Sylvestre, 25th December: Noel(Christmas)., and centimeter schales from 1 cm to 10 cm.

2.dja chi so dien thoai ca nho

(addresses and  phone number of Milittary area 1 until 11)

 

 

3.Bang Chi  Duoang Di Bo Tu Saigon(The distance between Saigon with famous place Like Ankor Cambodge, Cholon,Dalat,Danang, Vinlong etc)

 

4.Ba’n Te’n Cac Tinh Viet Nam (TheProvince’s  capital of Republic Vietnam)

(b.3)

______________________________________________

Saturday (thu bay) , 1 , February Thang Hay

                        _____________________

                    Ngay 21 thang Chep du nam GIAP DAN means

                               January ,21  travel  south Nam (south Vietnam) Giap Dan

 

                              NAM AT MAO

                                1975

                           (Handwritten)

         DOANH THUONG NGAN HANG

                 KINH CHUC VI THAN CU

     MOT NAM MOI HANH PHUC VA THINH VUONG

________________________________

 

 

 

 

(b.4)

 

 

     Sunday                           2                    February

    Chu nhat                                               Thang hai

                                    ____________

     Ngay 22 thang Chap du nam GIAP DAN

 

 

 

                           Doi Dai ve Cha

                                    (handwritten)

 

 

 

                        DOANH THUONG NGAN HANG

________________________________________________________________________

 

 

(b.5)

               Monday                3                 February

               Thu hai                                     Thang hoi

                                  _____________             

(same as above,after this not included)

Dai lau-7-40

11-2-75 Hong cije a quan  nua

Thuoac hut au cam roi dti lau

Dten so hu 8-10/ C’ est lache

,de faire le faux.le jauos

C’est la lachee a’ qui de l hac

De faublesse.Thap tu nhat sinh

Nen cun vot.Thap loec chung

Sinh noi bo. Diox ca the

Gran nay ma mot wsec theiu-

Dtay nai co du ich gi?

5-2-75 Sang nay, nong cafe

Thuo lac 150$ ay com roi dti

Laen chau dot so. Den so

8 kem 5.(handwritten)

      Ngan Hang cua gioi Doanh thuong

google trasnlate :

 

 

Long-7-40

11-2-75 Hong cije a half of

Drug DTI hut au roi cam lau

Hu Dten than 8-10 / C ‘est Lache

, de faire le faux.le jauos

C’est la lachee a ‘code de l HAC

De faublesse.Thap students from Japan

Nen cun vot.Thap general loec

Internal students. Diox individual

This gran-ma a wsec theiu

Deer can ich Dtay du gi?

5-2-75 This morning, hot coffee

$ 150 early lac roi ay com DTI

Chau dot compared laen. Den comparison

8 Cream 5. (handwritten)

       Bank of world business

 
 

________________________________________________

 

(the complete informations of  Lich Bo Tui 1975 will put at the date that  written in the that pocket book’s dairy, this collection very interesting and best for showed after copy in the bigger format illustration and translate in English, please someone help me to translate –auth)

 February.4th 1975

February 5th 1975

1)North Vietnam General Van tien Dung goes south to take command of Vietcong (Vietnam revolutionary liberation) forces(D)

2)Info from note book in native vietnamese language

 

 

(3) February,6th.1975

6-2-75 (handwritten) . Deu do’ muon gan 10 g  Toi na vi moi o nhen lo nghi vu vo, Co chou Dat dti lu do voi co, ain tria nghi co’ sang bea khu VH choi, au pho ,ga 150, chau dat nong muoi 90$. Lui bon ngoi nghi mot nai nuod phut ma ve , ve lai sang bui HC ngoi nghe ong xuan ve Soan noi ungi mot lac moi toi vo Sang phan TV lam utcc. Buoi chien noi tuyen ong ve ie nho ung roi lif law wei nha thuong.(Lich Ho Tui 1975)

google translate:

 

Were due to ‘na I want liver 10 g of each o reigniting vague worry, DTI Dat Co. chou lu by her, tria think there ain’ to bea the VH choi, au city, ga 150, a hot clay pot salt $ 90 . Carbon back to rest a minute nuod ma nai ve, sat back to listen to Mr HC bui xuan ve ungi Soan said a new contact me vo Sang phan lam utcc TV. Chien inline Buoi his law ie grape cancer wei nha thuong roi LIF

 

     (4)February,7th.1975

7.2.75(handwritten).Thang pho nec tai vi xe va bo lao, hoi buon au com ra dti law din so.(Lich Ho Tui 1975)

 translate :

Nec chip scale disasters of the car and labor board, a bit sad com au din from the DTI law.

 

    (5)February, 8th.1975

8.2.75(hanwritten) .Hom nay vi law dai biet rat vui ve. Dai so 8-15 C.S. ha? Gray to rat vui ve can thuong, nhung co nga lai thoi khong can, thuef ches chua co suong dai, ve nha. Buoi sang o nha co aia yho bi 150 $. Lai au them 50# Soi cho chau Dat thuoo la Ba tay kang.

Su tat dtuoc 1.2.3 ngay lai di lam nu nha thuong tu hon tha 6, hom nay thue hai chu nhat hoi dti le?, choan chu nhat hoi nga dte chin, thue boy thi lioi gat gong, au banh tuong nhong dtuoc ngon vi gray phai luon sau thuoc thuom. Mang dtuoc nau moi, moi su an lanh xia thieu chua ra em cho gra donh dtuoc moi su lyui am. Va ruong con dtuoc thoe manh. Hom nay thu hai. (lich Ho Tui 1975)

 google  :

Vi dai law said today was fun. Longer than 8-15 C.S. ha? Gray happy to intervention conventional, but she can stop Russia, sour mist thuef ches long, went home. Morning at home $ 150 AIA yho ball. # 50 au Lai Soi them for three hands potted thuoo la kang.Su tat dtuoc 1.2.3 immediately go to work if more than tha six home business, hired two rectangular today hoi le DTI?, occupied Sunday DTE chin slightly, rent boy contest lioi grumpy, but dtuoc au delicious cake tuong Your Ad vi gray thuom always follows. Bring dtuoc nau, new wellness and sour Indonesia lacks a plan to me for Gra dtuoc lyui am everything. Vulnerable children and farm dtuoc thoe. Today Monday

February 11th.1975

At this page of Lich Ho Tui 1975, handwritten in Vietnamese and Chinese char

          “ Nhat loan xuan thuy nhat phuong dtau thuon co danh, nhan tu khoe lai, Bach-tach bau duyai grai-ai lao, Hong hoa bat haong ho-thanh khai. Hiiu tri xuan khu khong dte thu, Sau khiep trau xau co yem dtoi, Lien lo duen chuong die vau su Kim chi hoang kinh co boy lai.”

translate

“Japan nhat thuy xuan phuong loan dtau have streamlined list, received from healthy, Bach-Grai-one split duyai valuable employees, Hong flowers open bar or bat merchandise. DTE Hiiu not collect the tri xuan, after terrible improve bad dtoi Yem, Lien lo duen bell die lug rubber business Kimchi wild boy has come

          The chinese charcter tranlate “

“    “ (may be from the friend of the pocket dairy ownwer, because different style written, please comment-auth)

    

     (7) February ,12th  1975

     On this two page of Luon HO Tui 1975 pocket dairy, handwritten in two type character Chinese and vietnamese

                   The Chinese character translete :

                   The Vietnamese character :

“ Mot ang xuan dtai  nuoc chay quan , trai xua du –loch bai tai danh, Tho dte dta trang tho cong loa, canh thien hoa vang chay dtinh, Chien xun goi xuan thuongbla biec,nui kinh nho bui phu rao xang xa loan biet ngu xasa con dau nay thay non bong khaes van tanh”

 translate

“One of the ongoing water dtai xuan, boys scare du Loch post-disaster list, page tho dta curve DTE Tho speaker, vegetarian soup yellow flowers dtinh biased, Chien Xun xuan goi thuongbla specifically, small business nui phu bui rao said gas from spreading This rather stupid young seals xasa khaes van fishy bong

            

 

February,16th 1975

Weeding through the old to bring forth to new Confucius advocated virtue benevelence and nightmerness as characteristres of the upright rules, and Mencius advicing the conforoa tradition argue for inmate goodness of human nature(The Native Vietnamese during vietanwar write about Confucius and Mencius in the note book.Dr iwan S)

February 17th.1975

     17.2.75(hanwritten).Hom nay hay 17.2.75 u’c dau thon ma nua, nguoi thay lon lang de cgeu, tuy van e am muon viet dtuoc nhien nhung so yui khong chiu no phan cong. Vi vay hoi buon va dti cham tac phan khong viet nhanh dtuoc,Khong buit muoi dto viet cua vau so chuyen nghe co nhu vay khong va ra the nao?

Nho ngay xua tuen lau noi nae khong biet vi con ngoqua.Ta con cholon me noi, luc namg u may boy uic noi.

Thang cu dti voi cau truong Hoang. Thu tu, hom qua ngay ay-2 dti lam nhu thuong buon twa dti choi ve ngua bin Ho, ong K dau chuoc dep, minh noi dto buon la ong An biet K le tuo xua choyen mon.(lich ho tui 1975)

 translate:

17.2.75 today or u’c thon ma dau nua, nguoi lon lang de cgeu change, but still want to write e am dtuoc compared yui And these will not start a counterattack. So sad and slow DTI author dtuoc part shorthand, Khong buit salt DTO lug forward by listening out there and so no the nao?

Nho ngay xua Tuen nae lau said I do not know because I ngoqua.Ta Cholon me say, at sewing Machine and Home u boy said UIC.

DTI cu truong Thang Hoang him. Thursday, yesterday even as the need ay-2 DTI DTI traders TWA horse brushes bin Ho, K ong dau dep ransom, said the DTO buon la minh biet ong K le Tuo An choyen scare mo

 

3)March 1976

 Nguyen Cong Hoan Info:” At the beginning of March 1975 the communist attack Ban Me Thout. That was the beginning of the end. After Ban Me the government forces just crumbled.I kew were in the middle of a disaster .Nobody in the opposition had any leverageleft.There was no way to influence events. There was simply nothing to do .I was in totally pasive position- as if I was back in the Nha Trang jail, letting them cause I couldn’t do anything about it.”

(1)March,1st .1975

Civil ID

___________________________

Ho Ten          : Nguyen Van Thay

Lan Nam      : 5 So danh bo 337168

Ngay va noi: sann 03 02 1962

Dieu Hoe      : Dinh Tuong

Con on         : Nguyen van Noy

Va Ba           : Nho thi San

Dia chi         :23/73 Nguyen Van hoc Chau

 

                   Gia Dinh Ngay 01 Thang 3 Nam 1975

                                      Signed

                                  Hieu Truong

                                      With

                              Red Stamped

                  Nam Thi Chy-Hoc Chan Gia

______________________________________________

(2)March,4th.1975

Nay buoi trisa ra sag ngain canh nho chay, nong chai nad oc 100$ ve au them 50$ dau phong (lac0 Din bi lau cvee ce ong o ben TTP phy yledin cua sang muion gap ong PT dti nor tuyen (lich bo tui 1975)

Below a phrase written in Franch character :

“ Une sowice de l’air lec printerps sous l’ear courant d’aeton.

A travers le jachis, le voyage ed l’homase de talent

Le paernu est insen’t sur la piveu blachi,en soullant.

Le spectacle qui pas de fleurs jave ni soent ‘n est pas juli.

Les osseau en se rappelen du joun tengo ons d’ailterce petie’les feuillage government vertes.

Le mortague a peur d’attein du les ponotiene qrasecouvremes avec les plantes orgenses et bleues .

Le routives d’autos reyaux par l’ e’criture nobli soisuteneart das lignes de jadis.

Apparn au gourd d’hai de joyenx montagre le visiteur n’y exeste pas. (lich ho tui 1975)

 translate

“An air reading sowice printerps under the current Aeton ear.

Through the fallow, travel ed the talent homas

The paernu is insen’t on piveu Blache, in soulle.

The show that no flowers or soent Jave ‘is not juli.

The Osseau by the rappelen joun tengo ons ailterce petie’les green foliage Government.

The Mortagua afraid of the Reach of ponotiene qrasecouvremes orgenses with plants and blue.

The car routives Reyal by clerical soisuteneart das noble lines of yore.

Apparn of the tough hai joyenx montagre visitors exeste not there

  

(3)March, 6th.1975

     Xe nhan con nho 6/3/75 (lich ho tui 1975)means  Car label the grape 6/3/75

 

  (4) March,10th.1975

     Duong loi vo chu nghan cua co so (lich ho tui 1975) means  The owner of the vo line basis

 

(5) March,13th.1975

Cong vree dtoc sais and in english :”weeding through the old to bring fourth the new Confusius advocated virtue, benevolence and righteourness  no characteristoes of the upright rules, and Mencious advancing the confusian tradition, argued for the innate goodness of human nature”

In another page a letter in vietnamese character

________________________________________________

Nguyen cau Mang

Dien mot ben ma Hai mot ben Nho ai non thuy buoi chan lan thu kau  suong nhat ba chom cuc, am vang may che niet ngoi dten Linh thay nhin biu com thay cho, Ho thanh ha? Nui dta thay ten.

Dong A kai may om den be .

Huong khoi lang dtay dtuc vung ben.

Minh mong cua dta luc nui vong quanh, Lap vong lo xo dta gap gheuk.

Khe tham hang sau xay tac dtong, Tra xanh muoc biec ve voi tram .

Thuyen buong truong Hbo tam lanh lang buon khaeh dton von boy ai chanh.

Tho tac kheu thay bay dtat kheo, Ha doung ueng mot canh xinh xinh .

Dong chou nguyen hue bien

__________________________________________________

(lic ho tui 1975)

     At Li Ho Tui 1975, page  February 20,21,22 23,24 and 25th ,        another information written in Vietnamese :

“Nua o-at mot tioi tuon dte thai .Gia gam gai, khap dtat quat cong lin.Sam nao dtong ca tuoi may tan-tac .Thoang anh lec, tic chop vu doi dtem.

Khap lang xom nha nha xien toi mai.Nua nhu ten vien vut ban tung hoanh tung hoi oi ve dai trang so hoi, Trung gio gain rui rit huy tre xanh.
         

Mua xuan lam tam nhe roi troi xuan dtain am long ngui tinh ten.Phat pho may canh hoa dtai,Nhon nho khu nhac tien canh, Lai cang nhu ve tranh tuyen voi.

Qui toi ce heu,co dau, codtan trang,co cau hui tinh. O caydta,co mai dtinh, Co bay thon nu xinh xinh duc dong.

Mua thu co nhung ha lang, co cay dtu buoi xuan sang dap din. Gia vi vu ti erg sao dien, Ru hon nue ta chien chien tien dte Cho lang co lam qua qui :

Banh dta, banh dtuc,banh lac, banh day. Dau thon co tup quan gay Tinh qui nhue bat nuoc dtay du tam ngo tu nhue khoch quo cu oi.

Veon qui tham mat huong nhai,luong cau. Thang tu chanh com goi dtau.Huong seu ngat ca vuon rau ac beo.Thang hai hou buoi roi nhiem, Ong ong ba em haon dap diu tun hoa, Khum khum gran muoyi ao nha,Cau tre lu tre vui dtua tap boi.

Tieng ga tua lang choi va, Tieng chien en gay,buon oi le buon  ! Ngay ngau gio ky nua dton, Mai tranh re nhung le buon va vo.Dem dai nhep tuong vong dtua, Loi ru di oi ngau xua vong ve.   Nho nhung sau mat le thu,xa xoi nghe day hon qua nao nung.

Cac tinh thuong du

Hoi Ninh , Lang-son, Lao-bang, Bai-lau,Tuyen-quang, Ha grang, San-La, Lai-Chan, Yin Bay, La0-Lai, Hoa-Binh.

Cuc tinh Trung du

Quang-yen,Bai-grang,Thai-Nguyen,Phu-Tho,Hanh –binh

Cai ting Trung chau

Bai Minh,hai Duong, Hung Yen, Kiui An, thai Binh,Ham dtong, Ha Nam. Ha Dong, San Tay, Ninh You va Phuc Yai.        

 google translate :

 

Bring prayer

Two electric side that a party who Grapes non buoi chan lan thuy collected three constellations happiest Kau cuc, sounder cover Nirvana may sit com dten Linh rather curl look instead, Ho Thanh Ha? Dta mountain renamed.

A kai den om line may be.

Lang dtay dtuc departure from sustainability.

Minh’s look at mountains around dta, Lap mortality gap gheuk dta spring.

Take the following daily slot milling operation dtong, green tea specifically about muoc station.

HBO boat shelters truong lang buong buon khaeh boy who dton von lemon.

Tho author dtat desirably rather pretentious air, drinking a soup Ha doung pretty cute.

Dong-chou bien nguyen hue

__________________________________________________

(LIC ho tui 1975)

     At Li Ho Tui 1975, page 23.24 20,21,22 and 25th February, another written information in Vietnamese:

“Nua o-vent at a DTE tioi pregnancy. Gia gam gai, throughout dtat fan lin.Sam dtong any age may tan-tac ca. Thoang I LEC, tic exchange dtem chop.

Khap village nha toi nha Xien mai.Nua vien as the name throw the tung tung hoi oi Hoanh pages long compared hoi, China now gain RIT promote bamboo rafters.
          

Spring as a whip and then read about troi tinh xuan dtain warm smell the flowers may dtai ten.Phat pho, nhac tien Nhon area grape cultivation, Lai increasingly like painting with up.

Qui toi ce HEU, the bride, codtan page, crystal structure hui. O caydta, Mai dtinh, seven village girl sex with cute cute.

Fall co nhung lang ha, plants DTU buoi xuan din to dap. Gia ti vu en erg stars dien, Ru than tien chien chien nue DTE we have made over the rules for lang:

Dta ball, ball dtuc, lac ball, ball day. Dau Tinh gay villages with the rules Nhue tuff country dtay bat tu du tam ngo oi Nhue khoch cu quo.

Veon facing chewing rules involved, the quantity demanded. Com package from lime scale dtau.Huong SEU Ngat ac ca garden beo.Thang two hou buoi whip infection, Ong ong dap daddy Diu tun stained flowers, meniscus meniscus gran muoyi pond, bamboo bridge dtua children swimming fun.

Tieng gas turbines and johns, Tieng gay en chien, le buon buon oi! Right now ngau dton ky nua, le Mai velvet paintings and wholesale re vo.Dem Import tuong dai dtua mortality, Loi ru di xua oi ngau outlook. Small but after collecting mat le, listen to the distant past than any baked day.

The tourists love

Hoi Ninh-Lang Son, Lao-state, clean-Bai, Tuyen-Quang, Ha grang, San-La, Lai-Chan, Yin Bay, La0-Lai, Hoa-Binh.

Polarity Midland

Quang-yen, Bai-grang, Thai-Nguyen, Phu-Tho, Hanh-war

Ting Cai Chinese chau

Thanks Minh, Hai Duong, Hung Yen, Kiui An, Thai Binh, Ham dtong, Ha Nam. Ha Dong, San Tay Ninh, and Phuc You Yai

At page Februarym 26,27,28th, information written in vietnamese  and France :

Hoi van thon que

O lai qui la noi nguoi sinh tuong,cung dtat dtai,hanh phuc huong lau ben. Gac ngoai tai nhung loi noi huyen thien, Koe thanh thi voi bao niem trang le.Ve ky tu, ron rang chi dtang be.Day xe hoi, thanh lich the ma thoi cheu momang, ao ndoc hao, ban oi. Hua nhiem dtay,nhung cho thoi rat itchi cho bang rung xanh,dtang lua chin, voi co hua, voi nghe nghiep quen roi. Cao quy thay roi ong viec sinh sa laoi ngu coc dte muoi nguoi bon bi.

Aux paysans

Paysans, notex aux champs

Aux voix quivous drout la ville et sewervealles. Nou vry pas voty eaur, paysans ,nes a vui os!

A l’appel du cites, n’ouvrez pas vos oxilles. Alles donnent, helas, moius que elles d’out promis.

A vos champs, a vos bois,demeurez doic fidels. Ai mez vos doux valleus, aimez votre miteer!

Auguste est le travarl le vos mains patervelles.C’est de votre labour qui vit le monde entica.

                                      Autran (la vic rural)

On demontre qui la conolition

Necessaire et sufficante pour qu’um fraction irreductible puosse etre nuise seus forme de fraction decimal exacte est qui sou denominateur nei contience pas d’autre factueur premier qeu 2 et 5.

google translate:

FarmersPeasants Note  fieldsVoting quivous Drout the city and sewervealles. Nou VRY not voty eaur, peasants, has ties vui bones!At the call of cites, do not open your oxilles. Alles fairly, alas, out of moius that they promised.In your fields, has your woods, stand Between Now & faithful. Mez valleus have your sweet, love your moth!Augustus is on your hands travarl patervelles.C is your living plowing entice the world.   Autran (the victim rural)We prove that the conolitionNecessary and sufficient diameters to Umm irreducible fraction puosse be detrimental seus decimal fraction which is often accurate denominator nei contience no other factueur first qeu 2 and 5.

Dien Kim cam va dtu dte’ cho mit phan so khong thi pham hien thuo phan so thiap phan chung kae nghia lomau so xhy co chua nhy gia to tau tie 2 va 5.

 

GHI CHU-page 1

Kanh dinh I    : La agusi Viet Nam

Kanh Dinh II   : Khong gi qui hon su suy nghi

Kanh Dinh III  : Dung nen lua doi tinh thuong hay tinh yen

Kanh Dinh IV :  Doi la mat

Tinh thau cuoc chien dtau

Kanh Dinh V  : Doi quan he

Dao dtuc o nhung viec nho, viec nho lam cao dtiep tinh than  cua ta.

 

GHI CHU-page 2

Adress at Hanoi:

Dai Phat Thacks Vietnam 58 Phi Quan sue Hanoi

google translate :

Palace station I: La agusi Viet NamPalace station II: What valuable than thoughtPalace station III: You better love or deceive YenPalace station IV: Doi la matFine Brass dtau the warPalace station V: Doi relationsDao dtuc o small things, small things make our high dtiep spirit.NOTE 2-pageAt Hanoi Adress:Dai Phat Thacks sue Vietnam Hanoi 58 Quan Africa

Dai Phat thanh Vietnam

58 pho Quan Su hanoi.

After three GHI CHU PAGE, we found on the Lich  Bo Tui  1975 information :

 

1) Dia chi, so dien thoai can nhu(telpon-auth)

          Canh-sai cu’u cap  : 17

          So cu’u hoa              : 18

Bo Chi Huy CSOG Thi-do :268 Tran-hung-Dao Saigon

DT 20.093,21.376, 23.576, 21.794,21.795.

BCH CSOG Quan 1: 11,Mac-Dinh-Chi-DT 20.029,24.029

          “          Quan 2: 73,Bac-si yersin-DT.20.095,20.643

          “          Quan 3: 245,Le-vin-Duyet.DT.20.027,24.924

                                                                                      20.787

          “          Quan 4:24,Doan-nhu-Hai.DT.21.58,24.188

          “           Quan 5: 359,Dong-Khanh.DT 36.154,36.595

                                                                                      36.735

               “           Quan 6:114,Pham-van-Chi.DT 36.141,36.595

               “           Quan 7:184,Ben Nguyen Duy,DT 36.138

               “           Quan 8:143.Tung-Thien Vuong,DT 36.113

                                                                                        36.114

               “           Quan 9:   DT 40.868(Dac Khu 9)

               “        Quan 10: 336. Nguyen-Tri-Phuong.DT.36.896

                                                                                           36.991

               “         Quan11:270.Binh-Thoi – DT. 50.092

So Canh Sat Lu’u Thong: 341,tran-hung_Dao DT. 23.554

                                                                                      24.777

BCH/CSOG Gia Dinh. 18 Chi-Lang – DT 20.802

 

BA’NG CHI’ DUO’NG DI BO’       

     TU’ SAIGON :

Angkor            560  cs              Long Thanh            90 cs

Ba Ria              110                    Long Xuyen         190

Bac Lieu          276                    Loc Ninh               135

Banmethout  353                      My Tho                   71

Ben Tre             86                      Nam Vang            240

Bien Hoa          30                      Nha Trang            448

Binh Tuy                   174                      Phan Thiet            198

Chi Mau         344                      Phan Rang           321

Can Tho         169                      Pleiku                    538

Chau Doc      245                      Qui Nhon              677

Cho Lon             5                       Rach Gia              248

Da Nang        972                      Sa Dec                  143

Da Lat             302                      Soc Trang              231

Gia Dinh             5                      Tan An                      47

Go Cong          58                     Tay Ninh                  96

Ha Tien                    338                      Tay Vinh                198

Ha Noi        1.760                       Thu Duc                     15

Hue              1.079                      Thu Dau Mot            30

Hon Quang    124                     Vinh Long               136

Kon Tum         599                      Vung Tau                123

Long Hai        116                      Xuan Loc                  82

 

BAN TEN CAC TINH VIET NAM

Ten Tinh                                       Ten Tinh Ly

MIEN TAY :

An-Giang                                   Long-Xuyen

An-Xuyen                                   Quan-Long

Ba-Xuyen                                   Khanh-Hung

Chau-Doc                                  Chau-Doc

Chuong-Thien                           Vi-Tanh

Dinh-Tuong                                My-Tho

Go-Cong                                    Go-Chong

Kien-Giang                                Rach-Gia

Kien-Hoa                                    Truc-Giang

Kien Phong                                Cao-Lanh

Kien-Tuong                                 Moc-hoa

Long-An                                      Tan-An

Sa-dec                                       Sa-dec

Vin-Binh                                      Pu-Vinh

Vinh-Long                                   Vinh-Long

 

MIEN DONG :

Bien-Hoa                                    Bien Hoa

Long-Khanh                               Xuan-Loc

Phuoc-Long                               Phuoc Binh

Phuoc-Thanh                             Phuoc Vinh

Binh-Duong                                Pu-Cuong

Binh-Long                                   An-Loc

Binh Tuy                                      Ham-tan

Gia-Dinh                                     Gia-Dinh

Hau-Nghia                                 Khiem-Cuong

Phuoc-Tuy                                  Phuoc-Le

Tay-Ninh                                     Tay-Ninh

Con-Son                                     Con-Son

 

CAO NGUYEN TRUNG PHAN :

Dartac                                        Banmethout

Kontum                                       Kontum

Lam-Dong                                  Bao-Loc

Phu-Bon                                      Hau-Bon

Pleiku                                          Pleiku

Tuyen-Duc                                  Dalat

 

TRUNG NGUYEN TRUN PHAN:

Binh-Dinh                                    Qui-Nhon

Binh-Thuan                                 Phan-Thiet

Khanh-Hoa                                Nha-Trang

Ninh-Thuan                                Phan-Rang

Phu-yen                                      Tuy-Hoa

Quang-Nam                              Hoi-An

Quang-Ngai                              Quang-Ngai

Quang-Tin                                  Tam-Ky

Quang-Tri                                   Quang-Tri

Thua-Thien                                 Hue

 

Thi Xa : HUE-DA-NANG- DALAT- CAM-RANH- VUNG TAU.                 

 

CHUNG CHUC TAN XUAN 

                                 

                                  NAM CUONG

                      Tong Phat Hanh Sach, Bao

                   Cung cap dung cu Van Phong

                    Va dung cu Hoc Sinh.

Binh Tuy                   174                      Phan Thiet            198

Chi Mau         344                      Phan Rang           321

Can Tho         169                      Pleiku                    538

Chau Doc      245                      Qui Nhon              677

Cho Lon             5                       Rach Gia              248

Da Nang        972                      Sa Dec                  143

Da Lat             302                      Soc Trang              231

Gia Dinh             5                      Tan An                      47

Go Cong          58                     Tay Ninh                  96

Ha Tien                    338                      Tay Vinh                198

Ha Noi        1.760                       Thu Duc                     15

Hue              1.079                      Thu Dau Mot            30

Hon Quang    124                     Vinh Long               136

Kon Tum         599                      Vung Tau                123

Long Hai        116                      Xuan Loc                  82

 

BAN TEN CAC TINH VIET NAM

Ten Tinh                                       Ten Tinh Ly

MIEN TAY :

An-Giang                                   Long-Xuyen

An-Xuyen                                   Quan-Long

Ba-Xuyen                                   Khanh-Hung

Chau-Doc                                  Chau-Doc

Chuong-Thien                           Vi-Tanh

Dinh-Tuong                                My-Tho

Go-Cong                                    Go-Chong

Kien-Giang                                Rach-Gia

Kien-Hoa                                    Truc-Giang

Kien Phong                                Cao-Lanh

Kien-Tuong                                 Moc-hoa

Long-An                                      Tan-An

Sa-dec                                       Sa-dec

Vin-Binh                                      Pu-Vinh

Vinh-Long                                   Vinh-Long

 

MIEN DONG :

Bien-Hoa                                    Bien Hoa

Long-Khanh                               Xuan-Loc

Phuoc-Long                               Phuoc Binh

Phuoc-Thanh                             Phuoc Vinh

Binh-Duong                                Pu-Cuong

Binh-Long                                   An-Loc

Binh Tuy                                      Ham-tan

Gia-Dinh                                     Gia-Dinh

Hau-Nghia                                 Khiem-Cuong

Phuoc-Tuy                                  Phuoc-Le

Tay-Ninh                                     Tay-Ninh

Con-Son                                     Con-Son

 

CAO NGUYEN TRUNG PHAN :

Dartac                                        Banmethout

Kontum                                       Kontum

Lam-Dong                                  Bao-Loc

Phu-Bon                                      Hau-Bon

Pleiku                                          Pleiku

Tuyen-Duc                                  Dalat

 

TRUNG NGUYEN TRUN PHAN:

Binh-Dinh                                    Qui-Nhon

Binh-Thuan                                 Phan-Thiet

Khanh-Hoa                                Nha-Trang

Ninh-Thuan                                Phan-Rang

Phu-yen                                      Tuy-Hoa

Quang-Nam                              Hoi-An

Quang-Ngai                              Quang-Ngai

Quang-Tin                                  Tam-Ky

Quang-Tri                                   Quang-Tri

Thua-Thien                                 Hue

 

Thi Xa : HUE-DA-NANG- DALAT- CAM-RANH- VUNG TAU.                 

 

(Very interesting information have found inside the pocket notes ‘Lich Ho Tui 1975 during the vietnam liberation war in 1975 very difficult to found the unique document collections, please someone help me to translate the vietnamese and Franch character information, please comment-auth)

 

(7)March,6th.1975

Postal used cover (one stamp misssing) send from Saigon to military School at Tu Duc 9military code KBC-Ku Bhu Chin 4100)

March, 7th 1975

In early 1975, North Vietnamese military led by General Văn Tiến Dũng launched a massive attack against the Central Highland province of Buôn Mê Thuột. South Vietnamese troops previously anticipated attack against the neighboring province of Pleiku, and were caught off guard. President Nguyễn Văn Thiệu ordered the moving of all troops from the Central Highland to the coastal areas, as with shrinking American aid, South Vietnamese forces could not afford to spread too thin. However, due to lack of experience and logistics for such a large troop movement in such a short time, the whole South Vietnamese Second Corp got bogged down on narrow mountain roads, flooded with thousands of civilian refugees, and was decimated by ambushes along the way. South Vietnamese First Corp near the DMZ was cut off, received conflicting orders from Saigon on whether to fight or to retreat, and eventually collapsed. Many civilians tried to flee to Saigon via land, air, and sea routes, suffering massive casualties along the way. In early April 1975, South Vietnam set up a last ditch defense line at Xuân Lộc, under commander Lê Minh Đảo. North Vietnamese troops failed to penetrate the line and had to make a detour, which the South Vietnamese failed to stop due to lack of troops. President Nguyễn văn Thiệu resigned. The power eventually went to Dương Văn Minh.

 

March,11th.1975

Vietcong  capture Banmethout(D)

(9)March 15th1975

(a)Thieu meet with his commanders at Camranh, orders nothern provinces of South Vietnam abandoned.(D)

 (b)The North Vietnamese Army or NVA(Vietminh), had driven the South Vietnamese troops(AVRN), out of Pleiku and down Route 7B to the coast.look at the picture of Pleiku People refugee.

The retreating coliums of civilians and military had been harried and kharrased and ambushed all the way-they’d even run afoul of expertly laid (and inepertly cleared) minefields left bu South Korean forces earlier in the war.

The entire operation,ordered in the incompewtence and panic of the AVRN generals,had been a disaster with  only a little over one in three AVRN troops finally arriving on the coast at Thuy Hoa.

(c)Do-Thanh(City) Saigon Document

TRICH-LUC BO’ KHAI-SANH  with two local revenue Do Thanh Sai Gon Niem-Thue  5 and 10 Dong sign and official choped of Vien-Chuc Ho Tich  Huyen Yan
(10)  March.20th 1975

Thieu reverses himself, order Hue held at all cost(D)

(11)March,23th.1975

GIAY CAM KE’T DOCUMENT SIGNED WITH RED OFFICIAL STAMPED PHUANG TRUONG HUYNH VA’N ANH.with local Bo Than Saigon Ming Thue revenue 1975.

 translate:

Written commitment OFFICIAL DOCUMENT SIGNED  WITH RED Phuang TRUONG HUYNH ANH Official stamped .with local VA’N Saigon Ming Bo Than 

(12)March .25th1975

 (a)The Hue city falls to Vietcong(D)

 

 

(13)March .27 th1975

Hue-Da Nang Campaing

 
Hue-Da Nang Campaign
Part of the Vietnam War
DaNang75.jpg
A Vietnam People’s Army T-54 tank entering Da Nang in 1975.
Date March 5 – April 2, 1975
Location Huế (Thua Thien-Hue Province), Da Nang (Quang Nam Province), Quang Tri Province, Quang Ngai Province, South Vietnam
Result Decisive North Vietnamese victory.[1]
Belligerents
Vietnam North Vietnam
FNL Flag.svg Viet Cong
 South Vietnam
Commanders and leaders
Nguyen Huu Ann
Le Tu Dong
Chu Huy Man
Le Trong Tan
Ngo Quang Truong
Strength
4 Infantry Divisions
5 Infantry Regiments
4 Infantry Battalions
1 Independent Brigade
1 Armoured Regiment
3 Artillery Regiments
1 Air-Defence Division
1 Combat Engineers Brigade
1 Communication Regiment.
3 Infantry Divisions
1 Airborne Division
1 Marine Corps Division
4 Ranger Groups
1 Armoured Brigade
5 Armoured Squadrons
1 Air Force Division
2 Navy Squadrons.
Casualties and losses
Unknown More than 120,000 were killed or captured
Large quantities of military hardware were also captured.
 

Vietcong capture Danang.

This day, the Danang City had fallen and the soldiers(AVRN) at the airfield had gotten there in time to see the last plane out leave the ground with people clinging to the open stairs in the rear and hiding in the wheel wells.The Soldier who had field glasses or exceptionally good eyess could see several of the desperate fall away from the aircraft to the eground and bounce in that odd  way that only the dead can. The soldiers laughed at that and  mimicked the panic-stricken people who run desperatetly down the runaway after the big jet.

They were rested bow and well fed.They had refilled  their  ration bag and their amunition pouches. They had treated  their wounds and refilled their  ranks. They had listened to the Lectures on the importance of their historic missson.They had learned  of the success elswhere  and been briefe  on their next set of golas and objectives.

They had looked at their’Born in the North to Die in the south. “Tattoos almost without noticing them.

Danang had fallen,the chaos  and panic  attentant to the final few hours before the enemy  captured the place had been horrifying. The  last few overloaded planes out of Danang had had people cling to the landing gear and hiding in the baggage compartements.look qat the picture of Danang Refuggee excape to USS Midway

 

The Ancient capital of Hue and Quan Tri and all the nothern province were gone.

All that was truly left of republic of Vietnam(RVN) on the coast at places like Thuy Hoa,Qui Nhon ,and Nha Trang, and most the mekong delta.(Gerry Carrol Info)

 

(14)  March,28th.1975

The Vietnamese  student Scraphbook just before Saigon fall.many student gave a remebrance for her friend after graduated.(this unique scrapbook  collections from 1972 until 1975)

Tan yen tam anh nay to lam mem khi xai nhan

YEN_MEN A LEA

Nhung mo tuong than tien.Trong lua Tuoi luoc tro.Con vuong mui vo trang.Hong kin trao ve co ban hien tri ky suot mua phuong vi?! Dau chi thoang nhe!Qua dong thoi gian ! Mo ao thu sinh! Than ai 24.03.75

translate:

he has to make each label

YEN_MEN A LEA

The Velvet Of Dream.The school age in ash.Hong Kim awarded basically given. just barely spending more over diamond time  line! through secondary student income dong revenue ! from Ai 24.03.75

(14 a)March,29Th.1975

By March 29, 1975, North Vietnamese troops had full control of Hue and Da Nang, while South Vietnam lost all territories in I Corps and most of the units belonging to the ARVN 1st Brigade.

.(15)March.31th 1975

Pilotbeuro in Hanoi direct General dung to push toward Saigon in the “Ho Chi Minh campaign”(D)

The fall of Hue and Da Nang did not spell the end of the misery suffered by the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. On March 31, ARVN General Pham Van Phu—commander of II Corps Tactical Zone—attempted to form a new defensive line from Quy Nhon to cover the retreat of the ARVN 22nd Infantry Division into the Mekong Delta, but they too were destroyed by the North Vietnamese.

____________________________

April 1975-The last Month of Saigon US-Vietnam regime.

____________________________________

 

(1) April,1st.1975(Let Gen .Gerry Carroll Info)

Lt.Tim Boyle,USN, was going through the daily massage trafic when the meeting in the conference room down the hall broke. As one of the assitent air operation officers on the staff of the Navy’s commander in chief,Pacific, he was rarely invited into such august meeting where the red security over the door glowed in the gloom of the central passageway.Boyle,couldn’t care less about  that crap.He had learned on his last tour, as a combat Search and Rescue helicopter pilot,what was important and what was not. It has taken him about a month to figure out all the ins and outs of his new job at CINCPAC, and from then on he could usually have all his works done quickly and correctly.He initiated the one he was reading and turned to the next one,which was an unclassified summary od the situation in South Vietnam.

Boyle commandant Hickersons told him that in the afternoon everything was ready for retirement ceremony both at the parade field and at the club.

The soldier sat samll groups by the airfield bounderies.from behind them the distant sounds of the sack of Danang reached them in bits and pieces carried in the stillness of the day’s first light.the unit following behind the front-line troops were searching the city for anything useful to the offensive,shoving aside terrified citizens and refugee from the provinces to west and north who had fled here in the vain hope of avoidng the horrors to come.

Other troops had been rounding up enemies of the revolution who had only hours and days before been pillars of their society-teachers,policemen,clerics-anyone who represented  either of the twin threats to the soldier’s ideology,education,or employment by a free government. The enemies (vietcong) were being march out of the city to the west toward death in a labor battalion,or death by the execution squads,or intellectual death in the reeducation camps.

The ordinary citizenry huddled in the doorways or by the side of the road or together in clumps with others,holding their children away from the guns and the hard-eyed squads of armed men. a few sat on the beaches and looked over the empty sea toward the ship that would never come to take them away. They had nowhere else  to run.And with the relentless advance of the Communist(Vietminh) divisions from the North,they had no place to hide.

five hours after the Vigilante landed aboard the concord,the photographs taken on on its misssion sat in a jumble with many others on a mahogany conference table in the American headquaters at Tan Son Nut airport outside Saigon. around the table sat the chiefs of whar remained of the American Military presence in the Republic of South Vietnam.With the diminution ot the presence same a frustarting powelessness to do one damn thing aboutbthe disasters these photographs and others yet to be taken where chronicling.

this meeting had been called to assess the speed of the decline in the military situation for south Vietnam without the offtimes confucing qanalyses from whasington.This afternoon there weere no baeurucratic filters or delays between the staffers and the raw informations. There was no analysis’s caviling prose concluding that both sides of the question were rquakky correct and equally likely.There was no countercorroboration.There was no hedging.

There was no channce.No chance at all,to therese eperienced military men,that the South Vietnamese were going to be able to stop the advance of the khaki-and-green-clad mass of Communist”liberators’ from the north(Carrol info)

(2)April 7th1975

Le Duc Tho arrives at Vietcong headquaters at Locninh, to oversee offensive

(2)AS the North Vietnam army thrust south, millions of refugees fled in terror toward Saigon .

 

(3) South Vietnamese refugees are slung into hold of a cargo ship as they anxiously strive to flee the advancing Vietcong.(P

 

      (4) Prior  to the Fall of Saigon

Nguyen Bao Tung (Best Vietnamese phillatelist)  former captain of the republic of Vietnam’s Army (ARVN) , was the commander of the 34 th MP-CID ( Military Police-Criminal Investigation Detachment) in Saigon.

In his collections contains President Nguyen van Thieu stamps on cover bored the signatures of the president and official seals of Goverment.

In 1975 he wrote about stamps for “ de la Timbrologie”, “ Le Monde  des Phillatelie, Bien-Tong Ji-Pao (in Chinese)

( Who was the owner of this very rare covers , please showed us, I have the Thieu stamps 10 Dong,  postally covers with KBC stamped, when I have seeking the information via Gogle exploration I found this Nguyen Bao Tung informations –auth)

________________________________________________________

THE VIETCONG TRANSITION GOVENRMENT AT SOUTH VIETNAM

The Vietcong Government at South Vietnam in 1975 

_______________________________________________

 

Hue-Da Nang Campaig

Hue-Da Nang Campaign
Part of the Vietnam War
DaNang75.jpg
A Vietnam People’s Army T-54 tank entering Da Nang in 1975.
Date March 5 – April 2, 1975
Location Huế (Thua Thien-Hue Province), Da Nang (Quang Nam Province), Quang Tri Province, Quang Ngai Province, South Vietnam
Result Decisive North Vietnamese victory.[1]
Belligerents
Vietnam North Vietnam
FNL Flag.svg Viet Cong
 South Vietnam
Commanders and leaders
Nguyen Huu Ann
Le Tu Dong
Chu Huy Man
Le Trong Tan
Ngo Quang Truong
Strength
4 Infantry Divisions
5 Infantry Regiments
4 Infantry Battalions
1 Independent Brigade
1 Armoured Regiment
3 Artillery Regiments
1 Air-Defence Division
1 Combat Engineers Brigade
1 Communication Regiment.
3 Infantry Divisions
1 Airborne Division
1 Marine Corps Division
4 Ranger Groups
1 Armoured Brigade
5 Armoured Squadrons
1 Air Force Division
2 Navy Squadrons.
 
   
 
 
 

The Hue-Da Nang Campaign was a series of military actions conducted by the Vietnam People’s Army (VPA) and the Viet Cong against the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) during the Vietnam War, also known in Vietnam as the American War. The campaign was centred on the cities of Hue (Thua Thien-Hue Province) and Da Nang (Quang Nam Province), with secondary fronts in the provinces of Quang Tri and Quang Ngai. The campaign began on March 5 and concluded on April 2, 1975.

During the spring season of 1975, the Vietnam People’s Army High Command in Hanoi made the decision to seize the major South Vietnamese cities of Hue and Da Nang, and also destroy the various South Vietnamese units in I Corps Tactical Zone, led by ARVN General Ngo Quang Truong. Originally, the campaign was planned to take place over two phases; during the seasons of spring-summer and autumn. However, as the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces rolled over South Vietnamese defences on the outskirts of Hue and Da Nang, President Nguyen Van Thieu ordered General Truong to abandon all territories under his control, and pull his forces back to the coastal areas of I Corps. Unfortunately, the South Vietnamese withdrawal quickly turned into a rout, as the North Vietnamese 2nd Army Corps picked off one South Vietnamese unit after another, until Hue and Da Nang was completely surrounded. By March 29, 1975, North Vietnamese troops had full control of Hue and Da Nang, while South Vietnam lost all territories in I Corps and most of the units belonging to the ARVN 1st Brigade.

.

April.3th 1975

South China Sea....Crewmen of the amphibious cargo ship USS Durham (LKA-114) take Vietnamese refugees aboard a small craft. The refugees will be transferred later by mechanized landing craft (LCM) to the freighter Transcolorado. Photo taken  04/03/1975. (National Archives)
South China Sea….Crewmen of the amphibious cargo ship USS Durham (LKA-114) take Vietnamese refugees aboard a small craft. The refugees will be transferred later by mechanized landing craft (LCM) to the freighter Transcolorado. Photo taken 04/03/1975.
 

 April,8th 1975:

THE EARLIEST VIETCONG MILITARY ‘S SAIGON GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT IN 1975.(SIX AFTER CAPTURE SAIGON)

The Military “Giay Phep”Dao Biet certificate  issued by Chu ky va dau,trung ta by quan tieu Doan truong tien Doan-

 translate :

The Military “license” Knife Know certificate ” Issued by the signature and seal, by the middle one battalion Doan-tien

.April,14th.1975.

THE VIETCONG MILITARY KBC 4709 ID GIAY PHEP 

The military ID GIAY PHEH issued by  Chu ky vo dau KBC 4.709 signed by Trung Ta  Boi Chau.(The earliest Vietcong ID with the eagle army emblem)

 (7)April .21th1975

(a)Vietcong capture Xuan Loc, last South Vietnamese defense line before Saigon (D)

 

     

(b) With the North Vietnam army encircling Saigon , President Thieu officially resigned on April,21th 1975 

(7)April.23th 1975

President Ford, speaking in New Orleans , calls the war “finished”(D)

April.24th 1975

 


President Ford meets in the Oval Office with Brent Scowcroft, Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs; Graham Martin, United States Ambassador to the Republic of Vietnam; Army Chief of Staff General Frederick Weyand; and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger to discuss the situation in Vietnam. Photo taken  03/25/1975. (National Archives)
President Ford meets in the Oval Office with Brent Scowcroft, Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs; Graham Martin, United States Ambassador to the Republic of Vietnam; Army Chief of Staff General Frederick Weyand; and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger to discuss the situation in Vietnam. Photo taken 03/25/1975.


President Gerald R. Ford talks to a woman refugee while holding a Vietnamese baby on a United States Air Force bus. The President after greeted the refugees of the Republic of Vietnam at a California airbase. Photo taken  04/04/1975. (National Archives)
President Gerald R. Ford talks to a woman refugee while holding a Vietnamese baby on a United States Air Force bus. The President after greeted the refugees of the Republic of Vietnam at a California airbase. Photo taken 04/04/1975.


Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller; Deputy Assistant For National Security Affairs Brent Scowcroft; and Central Intelligence Agency Director William Colby discuss the situation in Vietnam during a break in a meeting of the National Security Council. Photo taken  04/24/1975. (National Archives)
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller; Deputy Assistant For National Security Affairs Brent Scowcroft; and Central Intelligence Agency Director William Colby discuss the situation in Vietnam during a break in a meeting of the National Security Council. Photo taken 04/24/1975.


Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft stop by the West Sitting Room to apprise President Gerald R. Ford, and Mrs. Ford, on the progress of the evacuation of Americans from Saigon. Photo taken  04/28/1975. (National Archives)
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft stop by the West Sitting Room to apprise President Gerald R. Ford, and Mrs. Ford, on the progress of the evacuation of Americans from Saigon. Photo taken 04/28/1975.


President Gerald R. Ford presides over a meeting of the National Security Council to discuss the situation in Vietnam. (clockwise l-r) William Colby, Director, Central Intelligence Agency; Robert S. Ingersoll, Deputy Secretary of State; Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger; Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger; William Clements, Deputy Secretary of Defense; Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller; and General George S. Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Photo taken  04/28/1975. (National Archives)
President Gerald R. Ford presides over a meeting of the National Security Council to discuss the situation in Vietnam. (clockwise l-r) William Colby, Director, Central Intelligence Agency; Robert S. Ingersoll, Deputy Secretary of State; Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger; Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger; William Clements, Deputy Secretary of Defense; Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller; and General George S. Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Photo taken 04/28/1975.


 

 April,26th 1975

 

(a)Thieu leaves Saigon for taiwan(D)

 

 

(b)President Nguyen van Thieu turned the government over to Vice President Tran Van Huong, but Huong resigned a days later, turning the office over to Duong van Minh, who was acceptable to the North Vietnamese officially surrendered as the North Vietnamese tanks rammed through the gate of the Presidential palace on August 1975.

Look at the Corbis Picture October 31th 1975 when presidet Thiue leave platform following by vice president Tran Van Huong and Prime Menistry  below:

 

 
Nguyen Van Thieu Leaving Stage After Taking Oath
Original caption: South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu leaves platform after taking oath of office for another four-year term, October 31. He is followed by Prime Minister Tran Thiem Khiem (L) and Vice President Tran Van Huong. Seated at right are Justices of the Supreme Court.
Nguyen Van Thieu Leaving Stage After Taking Oath
.
 
 
DATE PHOTOGRAPHEDOctober 31, 1971
 

(Thieu originally took refugee in Taiwan , but later moved to London, where he lived several years. He had a vary quite life, avoiding the limelight and granting few interviews. He later moved to US living in affluent Boston suburb. Slowly, he began to reemerge, travalling to portion of the world, talking with symphatic groups in 1989-1990.

In an organizing groups to support change in Vietnam , he said that he no longer wanted a leadership position thetre (“I am old too old to take power again’) but wanted to lend hisexperience to those pushing reforms. He said he hoped to return someday to his homeland.

As of 1996, Thieu was still living near Boston, holding to a quiet life. He to the repoter :” I read ( discuss) the work in my home “. Thieu died on Saturday September ,29th,2001 ,in Beth Israel Deaconss Medical Center , caused of death unspecified., he was 78.-auth)

(9)April,28th. 1975

Vice-President Tran van Huong transfers authority as chief of state to General Duong van Minh (D)

 

(10)  April 29th1975

 

(a)Option IV

evacuation of last Americans from saigon, begins, Ambassador Martin Depart(D)

(b)Huniation

a US helicopter evacuated American and a few lucky Vietnam-ese to the safety of a nearby US warship a day before the fall of Saigon (P)

 

(c)The fall of Saigon as the last Americans and accompanying Vietnamese were lifted from the American Embassy in a frenzied evacuation, seventy helicopters carrying 1000 people to safety on the US warship lying offshore.

 

(d) But hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese officers and civil servants who had been loyal to the American-backed South Vietnam regime were left behind .

 (11) April 8th1975

The Military “Giay Phep” DaoBiet(travel Pass? permitted until 14th 1975)certificate was issued at KBC 4.709 (Cholon) sign y Chu ky va dau , trung –ta boi quan Tieu-doan-Truong tian Doan 5 Nhay –Du .

translate :

The Military “license” Knife Know certificate(Application for Leave)  Issued by the signature and seal, by the middle one battalion Doan-tien

______________________________________________________

(a)phan 1 : Don Xin Nghi Phep(application for leave)

Cap bac : Binh-2 Ho vaten : Nguyen Van dong So quan : 67/813418 Don Vi : TD 5 ND/DD53.

So ngay nghi phep : 04 ngay ke tu : 08,10.75 den 14.04.75.

Ly do : An thuong hanh quan

Lam tai KBC : 4.709

Mai nhan don. Chi’huy truong KBC 4.709.

(b) Phan II: Kien Cua Cap Chi Huy Trung Tham Quyen Cap Phep

(c) Phan III : Quyet Dinh Cua Gioi Chuc Tham Quyen Cap Phep

Hiay phep so : 274/ta 5/ DD

Quyet Dinh : duoc q huong them

Duong-su nghi phep

Ngay du duong va phai ve trinh dien ngay 14.04.75.

Cap bac, Ho va Ten,chuc vu va so dien thoai cua

Noi nhun : Duong Su-Dan Vi cao phep, Don vi quan thu ho-so.(OD)

translate:

(a) Part 1: application for leaveLevel: vaten Binh Ho-2: Nguyen Van So the line: 67/813418 Don Vi: M 5 ND/DD53.So leave: 04 days from: 08,10.75 den 14.04.75.Reason: An often act withDone at KBC: 4709Mai receipt. KBC 4709 Chi’huy market.(b) Part II: Central Command approval of competent licensing(c) Part III: The decision of the competent licensing authoritiesHiay equation: 274/ta 5 / DDDecision: Herbal q entitled toDuong-su Vacation

Even melodic and fade slide show at 14.04.75.

Rank, full name, title and telephone number

Said duct: high Vi Duong Su-Dan allowed, ho-income units

(the latest document issued by the Vietnam Cong Hoa Army (AVRN), 12 days before Vietcong Captured Saigon, best  collection for showed ,please comment-auth)

 

(l2)April,30th.1975

Vietcong Capture Saigon, Colonel Bui Tin  have  surrender to Vietminh.

(13) April,31th. 1975

 (a)Victory, South Vietnam was completely liberatedand Vietnam reunified , the stamps issued by Saigon Regime terminated its circulation.(D)

Hundred thousands of Vietnamese officers and civil servant who had beeen loyal to the American –backed South Vietnamese regime were  taken to camps and joint the rigid “Re-education”, where some spent months and other years, a Vietnamese Gulag.

(B) Trong cuoc Tong tien cong va noi day mua Xuan 1975, bang he thong duong ong va cac kho chua, bo doi xang dau da cung cap 96 van tan xang, dau, mo, nhanh chong tra nap cac loai nhien lieu cho hang ngan xe phao, may bay, ham thuyen , khi tai may moc cua cac quan chung, binh chung, cac quan doan, su doan, bao dam cho bo doi va binh khi ky thuat co dong than loc, nhanh chong trien khai tien cong dich tren cac huong.

Khoi luong nhien lieu tieu thu nam 1975 gap 25 lan khoi luong nam 1954,gap 16 lan khoi lluong tieu thu trong chien dich Xuan He 1972(D)

 translate:

In a major offensive and uprising spring 1975, the state pipeline system and storage, the team provides petroleum valve 96 tons of petrol, oil, grease, quickly filling the fuels to thousands of cars buoys, aircraft, ham boat, when disaster machinery of common concern, the common soldiers, the army corps, divisions, ensuring that soldiers and military technicians dong coal as loc, quick to deploy services on wages directions.Volume of fuel consumption 25 times the 1975 volume in 1954, 16 times lluong smoke consumed in spring-summer 1972 campaign

(c)The final communist drive to take Saigon in 1975 was officially dubbed the Ho Chi Minh Offensive, and afterward become Ho Chi Minh City (ibid Stanley Karnow-p171)

4) May 1975 no inf

5) June 1975

(1) June,26th .1975

Hoa Don (The recieved of Money) with the tax 10 % and revenue 2 dong with round vietcong black overprint.(the arliest date found)

 

6)July 1975 no info

7) August 1975

(1)August ,7th 1975

     Vietcong saigon Rice Distribution coupon from August to December 1975, every month 7/8/75 50 kg, 1/8/75 100 kg and 18/7/75 100 kg.with stamped Ba Thu Thien.

 

 

The Stencil coupon were issued by Thanh Pho Saigon Gia Dinh , Uy Ban Nhan Dan Cach Mang Quan 10.

_______________________________________________________

Hieu Mua Dau Lua Han Thang

Cap Cho Dong Bao To Khai Gia Dinh.

Ten Ho Gia Truong : Nguyen ThiChac

Nha o’ :724/26 Phan Thanh Bian Saigon 10.

(Moi lan ban deu,nguoi quen Ly cat o ra giao cho Phuong trach nhiem kiem soat)

 translate: 

Hieu Han May Buy Oil

Cho Dong Bao Cap To Khai Gia Dinh.

Ten Ho Gia Truong: Nguyen ThiChac

House o ‘: 724/26 Phan Thanh Bian Saigon 10.

(Every time you guys, who used a given Ly Phuong Cat o shall control)

________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________

(OD)

(3)        Official Cover with Stamped,without stamps, send by courier.

___________________________________________

Vietnam Cong Hoa Phu Thu-Tuong,

Nha Tong Ginh Boc Cong-Vu.from Trung Tam Huan Luyen Quan Doc Tu Nghiep , 10 Tran Quoc Toan Saigon to Kinh gui : Ong Tran Hieu Nghia , 30 Nguyen Van Hoc, Gia dinh saigon.

 translate:

Vietnam Cong Hoa(Republic Soscialist Vietnam)-Phu Thu Tuong,

Nha Tong Cong-Vu.from Ginh Peel Training Center Manager training, to 10 Tran Quoc Toan Saigon To: Tran Hieu Nghia, 30 Nguyen Van Hoc, saigon yong.

(The earliest official cover and letter ,Porsonal delivered without stamp and postal stamped.)(OD)

____________________________________________

9) September 1975

(1) September,10th 1975

the earlieast letter after vietnam war send from  Mai Pho Nam Sach Hai Hung to Saigon.with stamps with the leadser and flag (I will identified later)

10) October

(a) Cholon  Recieved Money Document

Phuoc-An Tu’ong -Te’ Hoi Recived money 3250 dong with Vietcong overprint revenue 10 dong. signed by  chan Thu Quy  at Cholon.

I have the other nominal of mint vietcong overprint revenue  surcharge o.o2 on 10 dong

 and 0.03 on 4 dong(The biggest Block ever report)

11)November 1975

(1)November,3rd.1975

HUA DON -TRUONG SON

To San Xuat Su On va phu tung xe dap

Than Po Ho Chi Minh

 Hua Don (Factur) of TRUONG  SON

Manufacturing and bicycle parts

  Ho Chi Minh City

(2)November.27th 1975

front cover:

The rare Ho Chi Minh cover with Ho Chi Minh stamp , Khong Co Gi Quy Ho’n Doc Lap Tu Do,  send from An Hai to Truong Nong lam Su-bao-Loc but the stamps didn’t cancelled,

the letter inside:

_____________________________________

                An Hai 27-11-75

                        Em Truan !

Hom goi cho, con quen nhung mon tau dan, san dac ma auc ten, o nha goi cho env,nhung mon con thieu.

Gia dinh tat ca von binh an, lam an van nhu ngay hao.

        Hot ga goi ten env nen hong soi coiu dtuong cho bo. Co gi em nhan voi dac nor ho, Chi.(OD&PH)

translate:

An Hai 27-11-75                         Me trouble!Hom called for, you know what subjects tau dan, ma AUC ten specialties, home packs for env, the items missing.Assume all Von peace, security van as soon as depreciation.         Ga hot pink env naming former dtuong detector for boron. What you have with the special label nor coughs, Chi
 
DECEMBER 1975
(1) December.2nd.197A rare North Vietnam  postal stationer added stamps , send from hanoi CDs 2.12.1975 to  saigon with letter inside.
 

 After the vietnam war in 1976.also exist some historical cover related with the vietnam war,

my friend Andrew Creshow  of IMNAHA send me the postally used cover in 1976.

stamp on cover had a roughly opened edge and a 1978 usage, despite the stamp being issued in 1965 (after the war ended in 1975, the military used reserve stocks of stamps until they were exhausted).


In addition to the contemporary postmark from 1966 and the military return address, the cachet appealed to me as I had not seen in before.

I reached out to my friend, Vinh Nguyen, who quickly translated the cover’s details. The cachet reads, Vừa sản xuất vừa chiến đấu, that translates to “Produce While Fighting”. The central, circular logo bears the phrase, chống mỹ cứu nước, that means, “Fight the US aggressors to safeguard our country.”

The recipient is a traditional medicine doctor at the Thai Binh provincial medical department. This was not a hospital, but rather the medical department of the province.

The hand-written text at the bottom reads, “Medical department, please forward to Doctor Cúc, traditional medicine, to where here department is temporarily evacuated.”

 

 

 

 

________________________________

 

PS.PLEASE VIETNAMESE COLLECTOR HELP ME TO TRANSLATE THE NATIVE VIETNAMMESE LANGUAGUE DOCUMENT VIA COMMENT,THANKS VERY MUCH

 the end @ copyright Dr Iwan suwandy

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039/ South Africa. Against apartheid €249 (original, 1982)     :: design: Morante
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040/ Central America: No to imperial bases   €187 (original, 1983)      ::
Czech propaganda posters.....   click to enlarge
889/ The socialism opened the path to the liberation of the nations from colonies. Fidel Castro marching with some communist leaders from Asia.
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 038
038/ Freedom now! For the Wilmington 10. €189 (original, 1979)     :: From Wikipedia:
The Wilmington Ten were a group of civil rights activists who spent nearly a decade in jail after being convicted of arson and conspiracy in 1971. The case became an international cause celebre amidst widespread beliefs that the individuals in the case were only guilty of holding dissenting political beliefs.[1] Amnesty International took up the case in 1976 and the convictions were finally overturned on a technicality in 1980.
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 045
045/ Coated paper   World solidarity with Cuba.  €169 (original, 1980)      ::
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043/ Camilo Torres    €326 (original, 1981)     :: From Wikipedia:
Father Camilo Torres Restrepo (born in Bogotá, Colombia on 3 February 1929 – died in Santander on 15 February 1966) was a Colombian socialist, Roman Catholic priest, a predecessor of liberation theology and a member of the National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrilla organisation. During his life, he tried to reconcile revolutionary Marxism and Catholicism.
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042/ South Africa. The writing Whites Only in his eyes €337 (original, 1983)      ::
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048/ Che Guevara €339 (original, 1968)     ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 049
049/ US president Nixon presented as vampire (we will cite one of the visitors to this page: “Nixon is best and most fondly remembered for his overwhelming paranoia, secret bombings of Laos & Cambodia during his massive escalation of the Vietnam war (note poster 049 shows the “hawkish” Nixon sinking his talons into southern Laos)” . Thin paper, folded. €375 (original, 1971)design: Mederos     ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 046
046/ No economic blockade of Cuba! Foreign exchange, petroleum, medicaments, imported and exported goods (disappearing in the US hat) €174 (original, 1991)      ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 047
047/ He who plunders… …always lives in terror €208 (original, 1982)      ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 051view1
051/ US president Nixon. Poster that was originally made for an attachment to a magazine. It unfolds dramatically…     ::
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051/ next view     ::
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051/ next view     ::
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051/ full view    €540 (original, 1972)     ::
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052/ Tricontinental conference anniversary  €283 (original)      ::From Wikipedia: The OSPAAAL was founded in Havana in January 1966, after the Tricontinental Conference, a meeting of leftist delegates from Guinea, the Congo, South Africa, Angola, Vietnam, Syria, North Korea, the Palestine Liberation Organization, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Chile and the Dominican Republic. Mehdi Ben Barka, the Moroccan leader of the Tricontinental Conference, was murdered the year before, allegedly with complicity of the CIA.
One of the main purposes of the organisation is to promote the causes of freedom fighters in the Third World; for example, OSPAAAL strongly supports Hugo Chávez and demands that the Cuban Five be released. Social development is a recurring theme in OSPAAAL publications, it is called a human right by the organization.
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193/ Che Guevara. Warning: this is not a Cuban original! 
Buy thru other site:
normal size 24″x34″   $ 8,99
giant size cca 38″x54″   $17,99
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 057
057/ Central America has said: enough! (Salvator Allende)   €167 (original, 1989)      ::  From Wikipedia: Salvador Isabelino Allende Gossens (Spanish pronunciation: (June 26, 1908 – September 11, 1973) was a physician and the first democratically elected Marxist socialist to become president of a state in the Americas.
Allende’s involvement in Chilean political life spanned a period of nearly forty years. As a member of the Socialist Party, he was a senator, deputy and cabinet minister. He unsuccessfully ran for the presidency in the 1952, 1958, and 1964 elections, but was appointed in 1970.
Allende served as the President of Chile from November 4, 1970 until the U.S.-backed September 11, 1973 coup d’état that ended his democratically elected Popular Unity government. During the air raids and ground attacks that preceded the coup, Allende gave his last speech where he vowed to stay in the presidential palace. The cause of death was suicide.
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 059
059/ Silkscreen Lebanon. Unity is victory.   €389 (original, 1978)   Thick paper, hand-printed original   ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 056
056/ Vietnam is winning. 2000. This number relates to the number of US planes shot down in Vietnam. Every round number was celebrated…  €331, very bad condition of the poster (original, 60’s)     ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 053
053/ Grenada   €244 (original, 1984)From Wikipedia: The Invasion of Grenada, codenamed Operation Urgent Fury, was an invasion ordered by U.S. President Ronald Reagan of the nation of Grenada, an island in the Caribbean Sea, 100 miles (160 km) north of Venezuela, and over 1,500 miles (2,400 km) southeast of the United States. After an internal power struggle on the island (which has a population of just over 100,000) ended with the deposition and execution of Grenadian Prime Minister Maurice Bishop, the invasion began on October 25, 1983. A combined force of troops from the United States (nearly 10,000 troops), Jamaica and members of the Regional Security System (RSS) (approximately 300 troops) defeated Grenadian resistance and the military government of Hudson Austin was deposed.
The invasion was criticised by the United Kingdom, Canada and the United Nations General Assembly, which condemned it as “a flagrant violation of international law”.     ::
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058/ silkscreen Fidayin €485 (original, 1968)   Thick paper, hand-printed :: From Wikipedia:
Fedayeen are a group of people known to be volunteers, not connected to an organized government or military, in the Arab and Muslim world. They are usually deployed for a cause where the government has been viewed as failure or non-existent. They are associated with the role of resistance against occupation or tyranny. The name “fedayeen” is used to refer to armed struggle against any form of enslavement basing their actions on resistance. Armed militias known as the fedayeen, grew from militant elements within the Palestinian refugee population.The Fedayeen made efforts to infiltrate and strike against Israelis and their allies due to the Israeli occupation of their lands. Members of these groups were largely based within the refugee communities living in Egyptian-controlled Gaza, Jordanian-controlled West Bank, or in neighboring Lebanon, and Syria.
During this time (1948-c.1965), the word entered international usage and was frequently used in newspaper articles and political speeches as a synonym for great militancy.
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 050
050/ Palestina. Solidarity with the struggle of the people of Palestine. €187 (original, 1979)  Poster was originally distributed folded => creases. But we also have one that was collected BEFORE the folding.   ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 062
062/ Solidarity with Syria   €359 (original, 1971)     ::
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060/ Day of solidarity with the people of Palestine. May 15th. €366 (original, 1968)      ::
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063/ Unity of the Arab people. Nationalization of oil. €269 (original, 1972)      ::
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064/ IMF-WB [International monetary fund – World bank]. Neoliberalism, plunder and unemployment. €188 (original, 1994)     ::
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066/ Chile: will win The swastika is crumbling…  €228 (poster was folded originally – so it has creases from that) (original, 70’s)     ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 067
067/ World day of solidarity with the struggle of the people of Puerto Rico. September 23rd. €287 (poster was folded by OSPAAAL since it was distributed by shipping, that means creases.  price after  €244(original, 1974)     ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 065
065/ Haiti. Solidarity with the suffering people.   €230 (original, 1983)      ::
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070/ No to the Guantanamo naval base  €268 (original, 1971)     ::
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071/ Portrait of Amilcar Cabral, coated paper  €329 (original, 1978)     ::
From Wikipedia: Amílcar Lopes Cabral (12 September 1924 – 20 January 1973) was an African agronomic engineer, writer, Marxist and nationalist guerrilla and politician. Also known by his nom de guerre Abel Djassi, Cabral led African nationalist movements in Guinea-Bissau and the Cape Verde Islands and led Guinea-Bissau’s independence movement. He was assassinated in 1973 by Guinea-native agents of the Portuguese colonial authorities, just months before Guinea-Bissau declared unilateral independence.
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 073
073/ Undertaking history. €173 (original, 1993)     ::
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068/ (these posters were folded originally to be distributed with the Tricontinental magazine – that left creases on them) July 26th. The day of world’s solidarity with the cuban revolution. €252 (original, 1975)     ::
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069/ No to militarism and hunger   €178 (original, 1982)     ::
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072/ “CHILE. A people in struggle” €248 (original, 1983)     ::
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076/ Korea   €224 (original, 1988)     ::
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074/ Comandante Carlos Fonseca (Nicaragua)   €198 (original, 1986)      ::
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079/ Guatemala. Solidarity with guatemalan National Revolutionary Unity, URNG    €264 (original, 1982)      :: From Wikipedia:
The Guatemalan National Revolutionary Unity (in Spanish: Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca, URNG-MAIZ or most commonly URNG) is Guatemalan political party that started as a guerrilla movement but laid down its arms in 1996 and became a legal political party in 1998 after the peace process after the Guatemalan Civil War .
The URNG was formed as guerrilla umbrella organization on February 7 by four revolutionary groups active in Guatemala: the Guerrilla Army of the Poor (EGP), the Revolutionary Organization of the People in Arms (ORPA), the Rebel Armed Forces (FAR), and the National Directing Nucleus of PGT (PGT-NDN).
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080/ Stop repression in Guatemala  €191 (original, 1980)     ::
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077/ Afghanistan defends its revolution   €378 (original, 1983)      ::
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078/ We’ll create two, three, more Vietnams….   Little pictures of Che Guevara  €427 (original, 1967)     ::
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075/ …. Puerto Rico   €394 (original, 1967)     ::
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082/ €177 (original, 70’s)     ::
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083/ Silkscreen  El Salvador. €430   Thick paper, hand-printed original, 1981   ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 084.jpg (83562 bytes)
084/ Sandino is alive   €325 (Also smaller and much cheaper version is available – see below) (original, 1984)     ::
Click on the image to enlarge it. Poster # 085.jpg (91397 bytes)
085/ Farabundo is El Salvador. €227 (original, 1982)     :: From Wikipedia: Augustín Farabundo Martí Rodríguez (May 5, 1893 – February 1, 1932) was a social activist and Communist leader in El Salvador. He helped start a guerrilla revolt of indigenous farmers. In the government reprisals against the movement, over 30,000 indigenous people were killed in 1932, which became known as La Matanza (The Slaughter). The peasant uprising against dictator Maximiliano Hernández Martínez was crushed by the Salvadoran military ten days after it had begun. The Communist-led rebellion, fomented by collapsing coffee prices, enjoyed some initial success, but was soon drowned in a bloodbath. President Hernández Martínez, who had himself toppled an elected government only weeks earlier, had the defeated Martí shot after a perfunctory hearing. Martí remains a martyr figure for El Salvador’s Left, and he is the namesake of the leftist Salvadoran political party Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN) (Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional), which fought a bloody guerrilla war against the Salvadoran military government (backed by the U.S.) in the 1980s. That war is to this day renowned for grave human rights violations committed by both sides. The FMLN is today one of El Salvador’s two major political parties.
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089/ …The day of world solidarity with the struggle of people of Palestina  €229 (original, 1975)      ::
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087/ Long live free Zimbabwe   €305 (original, 1980)     ::
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081/ The 25th anniversary of International solidarity. €186 (original, 1991)      :: From Wikipedia: The OSPAAAL was founded in Havana in January 1966, after the Tricontinental Conference
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090/ Che Vive    €377 (from Cuba, possibly reprint –  but definitely Cuban made, before 1997)     ::
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086/ Nasir… Egypt    €181 (original, 1982)     ::
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088/ The 5th anniversary – F. Polisario   €212 (original, 1981)      :: From Wikipedia:
The Polisario, Polisario Front, or Frente Polisario, from the Spanish abbreviation of Frente Popular de Liberación de Saguía el Hamra y Río de Oro (“Popular Front for the Liberation of Saguia el-Hamra and Río de Oro”) is a Sahrawi rebel movement working for the independence of Western Sahara from Morocco. The Polisario is an observer member of Socialist International.
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095/ World solidarity with the Cuban revolution   €316133
 (original, 1980)      ::
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091/ Silkscreen. Apartheid – no. €239 (original, 1977)     ::
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093/ …January 1975. Second anniversary of his assassination  €189 (original, 1975)      :: Assassination of Amilcar Cabral, leader of the African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde (PAIGC) on January 20, 1973
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094/ International campaign of solidarity with the people of Korea  €395 (original, 1973)      ::
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096/ Vietnam Build and defend the new life  €287 (original, 1982)      ::
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099/ For The Falklands / Malvinas €195 (original)     :: design: Morante
From Wikipedia:
The Falklands War (Spanish: Guerra de las Malvinas/Guerra del Atlántico Sur), also called the Falklands Conflict/Crisis, was fought in 1982 between Argentina and the United Kingdom (UK) over the disputed Falkland Islands and South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. The Falkland Islands consist of two large and many small islands in the South Atlantic Ocean east of Argentina; their name and sovereignty over them have long been disputed.
The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and ended with the Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. The war lasted 74 days, and resulted in the deaths of 255 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors, and airmen, and three civilian Falklanders.
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098/ Sandino presente   €215 (original, 1989)     ::
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092/ Che Guevara   €272 (coated paper)    Printed in Cuba in 90’s. Very representative portrait of Che   ::
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101/ OSPAAAL The 30th anniversary  €232 (original)     ::
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100/ Solidarity with the people of Haiti  €193 (original, 1983)      ::
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104/ Panama: to resist is to win   €149 (original, 1989)     ::
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097/  Stop Yankee attacks on Nicaragua.  €170 (original, 1985)      ::
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106/ El Salvador. €279 (original, 1984)     ::
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107/ This poster is too rare ,still could not to estimate the valeu. (original)    
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103/ International solidarity with the Lebanese people’s struggle.  €212 (original)      ::
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105/ OSPAAAL. 15 years of tricontitental solidarity   €324 (original)      :: From Wikipedia: The OSPAAAL was founded in Havana in January 1966, after the Tricontinental Conference
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858/ We greet the heroic Cuban nation. Slovakian poster. More still couldnot estimate the value
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112/ et cette… Nothing will stop the march of gigants  €175 (original, 60’s)     :: From Wikipedia: Les Géants is the title of a novel by Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio (born 13 April 1940), usually identified as J. M. G. Le Clézio – a globetrotting French author, professor, and Nobel laureate. The author of over forty works, he was awarded the 1963 Prix Renaudot for his novel Le Procès-Verbal.
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110/ €553 (original, 1971)     ::
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102/ Uruguay. Freedom for political prisoners. €182 (original, 1980)     ::
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108/ Giron. 20th anniversary  €188 (original, 1981)     :: From Wikipedia: The Bay of Pigs Invasion (known as La Batalla de Girón, or Playa Girón in Cuba), was an unsuccessful attempt by a CIA-trained force of Cuban exiles to invade southern Cuba with support from US government armed forces, to overthrow the Cuban government of Fidel Castro.
The plan was launched in April 1961, less than three months after John F. Kennedy assumed the presidency in the United States. The Cuban armed forces, trained and equipped by Eastern Bloc nations, defeated the exile combatants in three days. Bad Cuban-American relations were made worse by the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.
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884/ Homeland or death. We will win. Czech poster. value caanot estimate
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114/ International campaign of solidarity with the people of Korea. June 25 – July 27    €322 (original, 1968)     ::
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115/ Korea. Month of solidarity with Korea. June 25 to July 27.  €309 (original, 1968)      ::
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113/ Victory or death   €390 (original, 1971)     ::
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120/ 4000. Vietnam. Tomb of imperialism. €430 (original, 1972)     ::
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109/ Power to the people. George.   (original, 1971)   €590  :: From Wikipedia:
In 1966, George Jackson formed the Black Guerilla Family in the California prison of San Quentin. The goal of this group was to overthrow the white-run government in America and the prison system in general. In 1970, this group displayed their dedication after a white prison guard was found not guilty for shooting three black prisoners from the prison tower. The guard was found cut to pieces, and a message was sent throughout the whole prison of how serious the group was.
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117/ Guinea. €330 (original, 1972)     ::
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119/ Zimbabwe   €328 (original, 1972)     :: From Wikipedia: The white-minority government declared itself a “republic” in 1970. A civil war ensued, with Joshua Nkomo’s ZAPU and Robert Mugabe’s ZANU using assistance from the governments of Zambia and Mozambique. Although Smith’s declaration was not recognised by the United Kingdom nor any other significant power, Southern Rhodesia dropped the designation ‘Southern’, and claimed nation status as the Republic of Rhodesia in 1970. The Smith administration declared itself a republic in 1970 which was recognised only by South Africa, then governed by its apartheid administration. Over the years, the guerrilla fighting against Smith’s UDI government intensified…
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121/ Solidarity with… Palestina   €226 (original, 1979)     ::
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123/ Apartheid cannot be reformed. It has to be eliminated. Olof Palme. €76 (original, 1986)   (Swedish prime minister killed possibly for political reasons. Palme said, “Apartheid cannot be reformed, it has to be eliminated.” on February 21, 1986 — a week before he was murdered, but no evidence was found by Swedish police investigators to support this theory)      ::
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118/ Day of solidarity with The Congo. February 15th.  (Note that the English and French translations on the poster got partially switched.)  €259 (original, 1972)      ::
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125/ Unity in the face of imperialist aggression against Nicaragua. Central Intelligence agency. United States of America.  €178 (original, 1985)     ::
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116/ Month of solidarity with the people of Korea…  €580 (original, 1972)      ::
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122/ Nelson Mandela. €246 (original, 1986)     :: From Wikipedia:
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela; born 18 July 1918 in Transkei, South Africa)[1] is a former President of South Africa, the first to be elected in a fully representative democratic election, who held office from 1994–99. Before his presidency, Mandela was an anti-apartheid activist, and the leader of the African National Congress’s armed wing Umkhonto we Sizwe. The South African courts convicted him on charges of sabotage, as well as other crimes committed while he led the movement against apartheid. In accordance with his conviction, Mandela served 27 years in prison, spending many of these years on Robben Island. He is currently a celebrated elder statesman who continues to voice his opinion on topical issues. In South Africa he is often known as Madiba, an honorary title adopted by elders of Mandela’s clan. The title has come to be synonymous with Nelson Mandela.
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124/ Sandino vive   €144 (original, 1984)     :: From Wikipedia:
Augusto Nicolás Calderón Sandino (May 18, 1895 Niquinomo – February 21, 1934 Managua) was a Nicaraguan revolutionary and leader of a rebellion against the U.S. military presence in Nicaragua between 1927 and 1933. He was labeled as a bandit by the U.S. government, and his exploits made him a hero throughout much of Latin America, where he became a symbol of resistance to U.S. domination. Drawing the United States Marines into an undeclared guerrilla war, his guerrilla organization suffered many defeats, but he successfully evaded capture. US troops withdrew from the country after overseeing the inauguration of President Juan Bautista Sacasa. Sandino was assassinated by General Anastasio Somoza García, who went on to seize power in a coup d’état two years later, establishing a family dynasty that would rule Nicaragua for over forty years. Sandino’s legacy was claimed by the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN), which overthrew the Somoza government in 1979.
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129/ Namibia. Power to the people. €238 (original, 1981)     ::
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130/ Israel: a wound in Lebanon’s side  €179 (original, 1983)     ::
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127/ Solidarity with the African Northamerican people. August 18th, 1968     977 (original, 1968)     €594::
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132/ Apartheid   €214 (original, 1984)     ::
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131/ Africa  €223 (original, 1973)     ::
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128/ Day of the world solidarity with the people of Mosambique   €187 (original, 1973)      ::
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133/ Namibia. For its total independence    €274 (original, 1986)      :: From Wikipedia:
In 1966, uprisings and demands by African leaders led the United Nations to assume direct responsibility over the territory, changing the name to Namibia in 1968 and recognizing South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) as official representative of the Namibian people in 1973. Namibia, however, remained under South African administration during this time. Following internal violence, South Africa installed an interim administration in Namibia in 1985. Namibia obtained full independence from South Africa in 1990
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191/ Che Guevara. Many faces of his. Warning: this is not a Cuban original!   
24×36″…..   $7.99
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135/ Fidel Castro. One of the few posters with his face… There is reportedly a law in Cuba that prohibits making posters with images of the politicians that are still in the office. So the frequently depicted guy on the Cuban posters is not Castro, but Che Guevara. €822 (original, 1985)     €457::
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134/ Libya   €216 (original, 1983)     ::
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138/ €199 (original, 1971)     ::
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142/ On saving herself, she saves. Jose Marti.  €164 (original, 1992)      :: From Wikipedia: José Julián Martí Pérez (January 28, 1853–May 19, 1895) was a Cuban national hero and an important figure in Latin American literature. In his short life he was a poet, an essayist, a journalist, a revolutionary philosopher, a translator, a professor, a publisher, and a political theorist. Through his writings and political activity, he became a symbol for Cuba’s bid for independence against Spain in the 19th century, and is referred to as the “Apostle of Cuban Independence”. He also fought against the threat of United States expansionism into Cuba. From adolescence, he dedicated his life to the promotion of liberty, political independence for Cuba and intellectual independence for all Spanish Americans.
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139/ Solidarity with the people of Palestine   €189 (original, 1971)      ::
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154/ doublesided Sabra y Chatila  (€179) (original, 1983)      :: This refers to Sabra and Shatila Massacre, 1983, Lebanese Civil War
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154/ doublesided Sabra y Chatila  (original, 1983)      ::
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037/ Solidarity with the people of South Africa. APARTHEID.  €229 (original, printed 1978)      ::
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054/    €199 (original, 1971. These posters were originally distributed folded = creases)     ::
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180/ Till the victory, always! Che Guevara. Warning: this is not a Cuban original!                 
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137/ €274 (original, 1970)     ::
Che Guevara original poster
190/ Che Guevara. (Czech original, recent) 12      ::

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TO BUILT YOUR COLLECTIONS.

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041/ [Patricio] Lumumba. 20th anniversary.  €205 (original, 1981)      :: From Wikipedia:
Patrice Émery Lumumba (2 July 1925–11 February 1961) was an African anti-colonial leader and the first legally elected Prime Minister of the Republic of the Congo after he helped win its independence from Belgium in June 1960. Only ten weeks later, Lumumba’s government was deposed in a coup during the Congo Crisis.[1] He was subsequently imprisoned and murdered in circumstances suggesting the support and complicity of the governments of Belgium and the United States.
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033/ Nguyen Trai 1380-1980. 6th century.  Vietnamese motiff €177 (original, 1980)      :: From Wikipedia:
Nguyen Trai – an illustrious Vietnamese Confucian scholar, a noted poet, a skilled politician and a master tactician. He was inspiring the Vietnamese populace to support open rebellion against the Ming Dynasty rulers. He is also the author of the declaration of independence from China

 

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THE INTERNATIONAL POSTER COLLECTIONS

pposter – An advertisement, generally printed on a large piece of paper, which is posted on a wall in a public place. A poster may or may not be intentionally produced to become an art commodity as well as an advertisement (ephemera).

A printed reproduction of a two-dimensional work of art should not be called a poster unless it’s intended to be an advertisement.

Examples of posters:

Listed chronologically by artist’s birth year 

  

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see thumbnail to rightNathaniel Currier (American, 1813-1888), Grand National Democratic Banner, 1844, hand-colored lithograph, 11 3/4 x 8 3/8 inches, National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC. Promoting James K. Polk for president, George M. Dallas for vice-president.

see thumbnail to leftLouis John Rhead (American, 1857-1926) for The New York Sun, Read the Sun, 1895, color lithograph, 46 13/16 x 29 inches (118.9 x 73.7 cm), Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY.

see thumbnail to rightAdolphe Crespin (Belgium, 1859-1944), Poster for ’Paul Hankar, Architect’, 1897, color lithograph, 15 1/2 x 11 1/8 inches (40 x 29 cm), Los Angeles County Museum of Art. See architect and pattern.

see thumbnail to leftThéophile Alexandre Steinlen (French, 1859-1923), Chat Noir, color lithograph, a poster advertising an event at the Chat Noir, a Paris cabaret from 1881 to 1897. See Art Nouveau.

see thumbnail to rightHenri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1864-1901), Divan Japonais, 1893, color lithograph, complete: 31 5/8 x 23 7/8 inches (80.3 x 60.7 cm), Museum of Modern Art, NY. This poster advertises a cabaret in Montmartre, Paris. In the center sits the famous cancan dancer Jane Avril, whose elegant black silhouette dominates the scene. Lithographed posters proliferated during the 1890s due to technical advances in color printing and the relaxation of laws restricting the placement of posters. Dance halls, café-concerts, and festive street life invigorated nighttime activities. Toulouse-Lautrec’s brilliant posters, made as advertisements, captured the vibrant appeal of the prosperous Belle Époque. See Art Nouveau, and a page about Toulouse-Lautrec and Post-Impressionism.

see thumbnail to leftWilliam H. Bradley (American, 1868-1962) for Stone & Kimball (Chicago), The Chap Book: Thanksgiving Number, 1895, color lithograph, 19 5/8 x 18 7/8 inches (49.9 x 33.8 cm), Baltimore Museum of Art. See Art Nouveau.

see thumbnail to rightWilliam H. Bradley, Narcoti Chemical Co. (Springfield, Massachusetts), Narcoti-Cure, 1895, color lithograph, 20 x 13 1/2 inches (50 x 34 cm), Baltimore Museum of Art. The product advertised here was promoted as a cure for the cigarette smoking habit, although the curative value of using a narcotic to do it remains suspect.

see thumbnail to leftMaxfield Parrish (American, 1870-1966) for The Century Co. (New York), printed by the Thomas & Wylie Lithographic Co., The Century Midsummer Holiday Number, 1897, color lithograph, 47.1 x 30.6 cm (18 9/16 x 12 inches), Delaware Art Museum.

see thumbnail to rightStrobridge Lithography Company (American), Lillian Russell (American actress, 1861-1922), c. 1900, chromolithograph, National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC.

see thumbnail to leftLudwig Hohlwein (German) designer, Zoologischer Garten München, 1912, lithograph, 49 1/4 x 35 3/8 inches, (125.1 x 89.9 cm), Museum of Modern Art, NY.

see thumbnail to rightSavile Lumley (British, 20th century), Daddy What Did You Do in the Great War? about 1915, lithograph, Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College, NH.

see thumbnail to leftJames Montgomery Flagg (American, 1877-1960), I Want You for U.S. Army, 1917, chromolithograph, 39 1/2 x 29 1/8 inches (100.4 x 73.8 cm), National Museum of American Art. Flagg’s version of Uncle Sam is a self-portrait. Used for recruitment during World War I and again during World War II, his popular poster demonstrates the commanding effectiveness of a strong design and simple message. See icon and illustration.

see thumbnail to rightRussian, Literacy is the path to communism, 1920, Gosizdat, publisher, Moscow, lithographed poster, 72 x 54 cm. See propaganda and Russian art.

see thumbnail to leftA. M. Cassandre [pseudonym of Adolphe Jean-Marie Mouron] (born in the Ukraine 1901, died 1968, worked in France and the USA), L´Intransigeant, Le plus fort, 1925, lithograph in black, blue, red and gold inks, Kunstbibliothek, Berlin.

see thumbnail to rightAmerican, Warner Brothers Motion Picture Studios, The Jazz Singer, 1927. This poster advertises the first major “talking picture.” It starred Al Jolson, and was directed by Alan Crosland.

see thumbnail to leftAmerican, for Walt Disney (American, ), Joseph M. Schenck Presents Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse in “Ye Olden Days,” 1933, color lithograph, 41 x 27 inches (104.1 x 68.6 cm).

see thumbnail to rightJ. Howard Miller (American), for the Westinghouse War Production Co-Ordinating Committee, We Can Do It!, c. 1942, poster.

see thumbnail to leftBritish, One is Either a German or a Christian, c. 1942-43, poster, Number 14 in a series. See propaganda.

Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978), Save Freedom of Speech, Buy War Bonds, 1943. A young blue-color worker stands up to express his opinion at a New England town meeting. This is one of a set of pictures Rockwell painted on the “Four Freedoms” — freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.

see thumbnail to rightGlenn Grohe (American, 1912-1956), He`s Watching You, c. 1942, gouache on cardboard, poster commissioned by USA government, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC. See propaganda.

see thumbnail to leftMilton Glaser (American, 1929-), Bob Dylan, color lithograph, 1967. Milton Glaser may be the most influential graphic designer of our time.

see thumbnail to rightWes Wilson (American, 1937-), West Coast Lithograph Co. (San Francisco), Bill Graham Presents . . . at the Fillmore Auditorium, 1966, color lithograph, 19 x 13 3/4 inches (48.3 x 34.9 cm).

see thumbnail to leftChina, Masses of the People March in support of the revolution, holding the red flag and the red book of Mao’s writings, from the People’s Republic of China‘s period known as the Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976, poster, Burke Museum, U of WA, Seattle. See Chinese art.

see thumbnail to rightLorraine Schneider (American, 1925-1972), for the Los Angeles organization Another Mother for Peace (AMP), war is not healthy for children and other living things, a Vietnam War protest poster, 1967, offset lithograph.

see thumbnail to leftArt Workers Coalition, Q. And babies? A. And babies, a Vietnam War protest poster, 1969.


TBWA Chiat/Day (American advertising agency), Apple Computers “Think different” advertising campaign, 1980s and 1990s.
Images of fourteen posters Apple distributed as part of that campaign: Mohammed Ali 1 and 2, Neil Armstrong on the Moon, Joan Baez, Maria Calas, Dalai Lama, Miles Davis, Bob Dylan, Albert Einstein, Mahatma Gandhi, Jim Hensen, Alfred Hitchcock, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and see thumbnail to leftPablo Picasso 1 and 2. See different.

Fallon McElligott, The one on the left will finish high school before the one on the right, Children’s Defense Fund poster, 1984.

see thumbnail to rightDavid Lance Goines (American, 1945-), Chez Panisse Café & Restaurant, Twenty-First Birthday, 1992, photo-offset lithograph, 60.9 x 44.4 cm (24 x 17 1/2 inches), Smithsonian American Art Museum, gift of the artist.

see thumbnail to leftCoalition For The Homeless, How Can You Worship A Homeless Man On Sunday And Ignore One On Monday?, offset lithograph, 1990s?, New York, NY.

see thumbnail to rightAmerican, Bush-Cheney Campaign Poster: Negative 2.6 Million Jobs Created and Counting, 2004. This is a satirical poster produced by an opponent to President George W. Bush. The unnamed designer was a visitor to the White House Web site who added the text at the top by using the “Sloganator” software posted there (but no longer). See subliminal message.


see thumbnail to leftHuanwu Zhai (American, contemporary), What will you remember most about turning 18?, 2004, poster. Click on the title to download an 11 x 17 inch PDF file. You’ll need Adobe’s free Acrobat Reader software to open and read this file. If you don’t have it, download it by clicking here. This poster is one of numerous “get out the vote” posters designed by members of AIGA. The fraction of registered 18-24 year old American voters who actually voted in the November 2004 election was 25%. If 50% had voted, George W. Bush would not have been elected to a second term. .

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Friday, November 19

Published – Revival of Stamp Collecting in China

Once banned by Mao Zedong as a bourgeois activity, stamp collecting has become increasingly popular in China in recent years. While early collectors were from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the international Chinese diaspora, some important Mainland Chinese collectors are today “repatriating” stamps, in the same way that others are bringing back Chinese artworks.
A franked version of a 1968 stamp that Robert Schneider, a principal with the auctioneer InterAsia Auctions in Hong Kong, called “the most iconic stamp of the People’s Republic of China,” sold at auction in August for 345,000 Hong Kong dollars, or about $44,500.

The stamp, titled “The Whole Country is Red,” depicts a group of workers holding Mao’s “Little Red Book,’ with a red map of China in the background. It was pulled from circulation on the day it was issued, however, officially because the map omitted the Xisha and Nansha Islands, although probably a more important omission was Taiwan. Some of the stamps had been sold before the order to pull them came.  Read the whole story in the IHT. //

Saturday, October 30

There is more than meet the eye in this new show by Korean artist Lee Sang-hyun. His digitally montaged imagery is made in vivid, bright pop colours that accent black and white photography depicting fictitious and historical scenes, juxtaposing past and present, West and East, nature and industrialization, mass culture and traditional landscapes. The artist has said he’s interested in the irony of photography that can be used to distort facts and hide truths. Past & Present: An Awkward Reunion is now at Amelia Johnson Contemporary.
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Local graffiti artist, Zul Othman aka ZERO, investigates the relationship between graffiti art, advertising, and youth-oriented consumer culture in his graffiti art show, The Spectacular Spectacular.  The artist “dresses” characters in popular brands, like Louis Vuitton and Starbucks, to investigate the notion of branding and the link between marketing strategies and grafittis.

New York-based Singaporean artist Jimmy Ong is primarily known for his black and white charchoals of human figures and large landscapes recalling earlier days when Singapore was still a British colony. His new paper works at STPI are a colorful departure with bright purples, yellows and greens. The exhibition is titled SGD as Ong reflects on the Singapore currency note, exploring the Tembusu tree on the $5 bill, offering the face of Lee Kuan Yew, the first Prime Minister of Singapore and regarded as a father figure by many, as an alternative to the current face: Yusof Ishak, the first president of Singapore, who graces all current bills. For me the most interesting work (which I would have bought had they not been snapped up) is a view of a busy Keppel Harbour that he likes to compare to the view of the Singapore river as it appeared on the $50 note (these works are in various colors, with some working better than others). Towering over the harbour is a cloud-like female figure, while at the bottom, the words Goddess of No Poverty are scribbled – a nice reflection on the booming economy and a play on the acronym GNP.

Friday, October 29

In the wake of Sotheby’s record-breaking Autumn sales series in Hong Kong, which totalled over HK$3 billion, Sotheby’s biannual sale of Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art in London will take place on  November 10. The auction, estimated to realise approximately £5.76 million, will be headlined by a Blue and White ‘Peony’ Jar, Guan, Yuan Dynasty, mid 14th century, which comes from a private Portuguese collection, with an estimate of £400,000-600,000. In shape, design and painting style, the present vessel is an archetypal example of the 14th century blue and white porcelain, and represents the final stage of the gradual alteration in proportions of the shape known as guan. The neck is more distinctive, the shoulders broader and the body expanded to make the vessel appear stable and balanced. The dramatic swelling of the body contributes to the powerful profile of this guan shape, and the Yuan guan presented a new aesthetic image with its striking blue and white decorative scheme. The painting on the jar encompasses the most characteristic elements of Yuan porcelain design – the peony scroll, lotus scroll, waves, classic scroll and petal-panels or lappets.

Among a selection of fine Imperial objects is a seated gilt-bronze figure of Amitayus, the Buddha of Infinite Life and the elegant tall gilt-bronze figure of an attendant. The figure was commissioned by the Kangxi emperor (r. 1662–1722) as a gift, possibly for his grandmother who was a devote Buddhist, and belongs to a select group of Buddhist figures made in the Imperial foundry. The Ming dynasty (1368–1644) attendant figure is an important piece because, unusually for Chinese sculpture, it is dated. It bears an inscription that confirms that the figure was made in 1641 on the orders of the Directorate for Imperial Accoutements (Yuyong jian), one of the major directorates of the Ming court responsible for overseeing the production of objects for the Emperor’s use.

Thursday, October 28

Christie’s Hong Kong Fall sales of Important Ceramics and Works of Art will take place on December 1 and offer three important single-owner sales, amonts many other important pieces, worth a total in excess of HK$555 million (US$71 million).
There will be fine Chinese ceramics from the Greenwald Collection, featuring  exquisite Ming and Qing Imperial porcelains. Gerald Greenwald has been a passionate collector of Chinese ceramics for more than thirty-five years, during which time he has amassed a remarkable collection of fine and very rare pieces. Initially captivated by the beautiful porcelains of the Ming and Qing dynasties, his passionate interest rapidly evolved and as he became more deeply fascinated by Chinese ceramic art history, he gradually broadened his scope to include ceramics from earlier periods. The result is a most remarkable collection of porcelain. The forthcoming sale is comprised of 32 Imperial ceramics from the Ming and Qing dynasties, ranging in estimates from HK$80,000 to HK$5 million.
Leading the collection is a very rare pair of doucai water pots from the Yongzheng period. These charming water pots are finely painted and enameled around the sides with swirling clouds circling the base in delicate tones of green, aubergine, blue, yellow.Most interestingly, the clouds are used here as a symbol of good fortune, for the word for cloud in Chinese is yun, a homophone for the word fortune. Previously in the collection of the Tsui Museum of Art in Hong Kong, these water pots are elegant examples of the decorative technique known as doucai, in which underglaze-blue outlines are filled with colored overglaze enamels.
The second collection is that of Walter and Phyllis Shorenstein and include examples of Chinese glass, imperial porcelain and jade of particular distinction. Phyllis Shorenstein was a passionate collector of Chinese glass and the impressively comprehensive collection that she amassed is one of the most admired and comprehensive collections in private hands. Both Walter and Phyllis Shorenstein will be remembered for their immense contribution to the city of San Francisco’s cultural, educational and social life, as well as their generous and thoughtful charitable works. In 1966 Phyllis became one of the founders of the San Francisco Asian Art Museum. The sale offers a magnificent pink-enamelled blue and white Qianlong moonflask. Decorated with phoenixes amongst flower scrolls in underglaze blue and overglaze pink enamel, it is a rare and superb example that is as a testament to the outstanding artistry and technical skill of the craftsmen employed at the imperial kilns. Each phoenix is exceptionally finely rendered, making this moonflask one of the most striking examples of the few porcelains known with this combination of colors and techniques. The pair of this vase is in the Matsuoka Museum of Art, Tokyo.
The third collection is that of Alfred Morrison and is also known as the Fonhill House collection, one of the most important 19th century English collections of Chinese art. Alfred Morrison (1821 – 1897) was the second son of the wealthy textile merchant James Morrison, who was believed to be the wealthiest commoner in 19th century England. After his father’s death in 1857, Alfred inherited the Fonthill estate and devoted much of his inheritance to collecting extraordinary art treasures. Set in the Wiltshire countryside, Fonthill was the perfect backdrop for him to present his magnificent collection, including a significant group of engravings and Chinese art, with a particular emphasis on Qing
porcelain and enamel wares. The Fonthill Collection is especially famous for its exceptional imperial cloisonné and champlevé enamels on metal and for its superb imperial enameled porcelains. Leading the collection is a magnificent and extremely rare pair of imperial cloisonné enamel double crane censers from the Yongzheng period (1723-1735). Representing peace and longevity, these magnificent cranes are auspicious creatures that may have flanked an Imperial throne. Unusually large and exceptionally detailed, these magnificent works of art appear to be unique in having two cranes in each group rather than being a pair of single cranes. Indeed, all extant cloisonné censers and candle holders published from the palace collections have only a single crane on each base. It is thought that these crane censers may have been commissioned by the Prince Hongli (later Emperor Qianlong), probably as a birthday gift for his father Emperor Yongzheng. The peaches held by the taller cranes are symbols of longevity – a fitting choice. Meanwhile, the beautifully depicted bamboo spray symbolizes integrity, a virtue that was particularly valued by the Yongzheng Emperor.

Wednesday, October 20

Christie’s Hong Kong will also hold its Fall sales of Fine Chinese Modern Paintings on 30 November with masters such as Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong, Fu Baoshi, Zhang Daqian, and Lin Fengmian.
One of the highlights this season is Fu Baoshi’s The Song of the Pipa Player, based on the poem of the same name written in 816 AD by Bai Juyi, a well-known Tang dynasty poet and official. A tightly composed, dramatic work that exudes a pensive and melancholic tone, The Song of the Pipa Player shows Fu breaking through the traditional notions of Chinese painting to create something exciting and different while remaining culturally significant with its undercurrents of political commentary. There is also one of Lin Fengmian’s Opera Figures, as well as a beautiful Flying Deity by Zhang Daqian, one of the 276 works he painted during his two years in recording the Dunhuang cave temples and a cat by Xu Beihong.

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Christie’s Hong Kong Fall sales of Fine Chinese Classical Paintings and Calligraphy will take place on Nov 30 and will feature significan works by artists spanning both Ming and Qing Dynasty (15th-19th century). The highlight is an important work with impeccable provenance by one of Qing Dynasty’s most influential painter, Bada Shanren. Also known as Zhu Da, he was a prince of the Ming dynasty who became a monk under Qing’s rule. Zhu Da later abandoned his monastic life and developed a career as a professional painter, adopting a series of descriptive pseudonyms, most notably Bada Shanren by which he is most often known today. His paintings feature sharp brush strokes which are attributed to the sideways manner by which he held his brush. Leading the season’s offerings is Pine and Lingzhi in his signature slanting brushstrokes. There is also a piece by Hua Yan (1682-1756), one of the most important members of the “Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou” who was renowned for his innovative mixture of meticulous method and freestyle brushwork. Although famous for his flower and bird paintings, his landscapes  (PHOTO) also demonstrate his masterful brushwork. This sale will present Autumn Stroll, a work in which the artist’s strong, spirited strokes depicting the rich texture of the mountains and rocks contrast with the relaxed expressions of the scene’s chatting literati.
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Tuesday, October 19

Sotheby’s New York sale of Watches & Clocks on 27 October will offer several important pieces made for the Chinese market. The highligh is an Ormolu, Silver Mounted and Colored Glass Center Seconds, Four Tune Musical Automaton Table Clock, with Quarter Striking, made in the late-18th century by Francis Perigal, a British clockmarket to the King who specialized in musicalautomaton clocks. The design of this table clock combines the creativity, opulence and novelty that characterize many of the finest clocks destined for use by the Chinese emperors of the 18th century. From the time the first clocks were brought to China from Europe around 1582, the Chinese Emperors were fascinated with European mechanical clockworks. The demand was such that a workshop dedicated solely to Western-style clocks was established by the Kangxi Emperor among the Palace workshops. The Qinlong Emperor was also an avid collector, and eventually more than 4,000 examples existed in the Imperial Palaces. The sale also includes a stunning enamel butterfly-form musical snuff box. When his colored wings open they reveal a watch and a snuff compartment on either side.

Monday, October 18

A fully articulated iron dragon will be the highlight of the Bonhams Fine Japanese Art sale taking place on November 11 at New Bond Street. The 133cm long creature is estimated at£120,000 – 130,000.

This dragon is a stunning example of jizai okimono, naturalistic, fully articulated iron animal figures, whose bodies and limbs can be moved replicating their counterparts in real life. The dragon offered by Bonhams has a long serpentine and undulating body, forged with numerous scales that have been joined inside the body. The head, mouth, claws and ears are each constructed of moving parts and the leg joints can turn 180 degrees. Although little is known about the origin and development of jizai okimono as works of art, this dragon was created in the Edo Period (18th/19th century) by the Myochin School. Historically, members of the Myochin Family were supreme armour makers and famous for their excellent iron forging and hammer work. However, during the protracted long peaceful Edo period there was less demand for the manufacture of armour and the family used their craftsmanship and expertise to create other objects, including jizai okimono. There are only three of such dragons known to exist that are similar in size and workmanship.

Sunday, October 17

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Thursday, October 14

Sotheby’s autumn sale of Important Watches will be held Nov 15 in Geneva, and includes amongst others very rare enamel timepieces, made for the Chinese and Turkish markets during the 18th and 19th centuries. Trade relationships between Swiss watchmakers and China began in the Court of Constantinople in the late 16th century. At that time, Swiss exports were delegated to the British who enjoyed unparalleled access to the Chinese market through their trading posts. At first an object of curiosity, Swiss and European luxury timepieces became highly desired among the Chinese dignitaries under the reign of Emperor Qianlong (1736-1796). Direct trade relationships developed between China and Swiss watchmakers, which flourished until the Opium War (1840-1842). The sale includes a rare gold, enamel, jewel and pearl-set automaton caterpillar, probably made by Henri Maillardet, circa 1800. Reproducing the undulating crawl of the carterpillar, the creation is a great example of the art of automatons. There is also a rare gold, enamel and pearlset musical knife, circa 1800. For me, the most beautiful piece is a gold, enamel, diamond and pearl-set musical lorgnette watch (PHOTO), made circa 1800 probably by Piguet and Meylan. The masters in the art of marrying automata and ornamental watches, Piguet and Meylan employed some of the best enamel painters to decorate their watches, and some of their creations are now part of the world’s foremost collections, including the Patek Philippe Museum, Geneva, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and the Musée d’Horlogerie, Locle.

Tuesday, October 12

Ai Weiwei’s commission for The Unilever Series at the Tate Modern has just been unveiled. Sunflower Seeds is made up of millions of life-sized sunflower seed husks, which are actually intricately hand-crafted porcelain. Each seed has been individually sculpted and painted by specialists working in small-scale workshops in the Chinese city of Jingdezhen. The 100 million seeds have been poured inside the Turbine Hall’s vast industrial space, and visitors can walk over them and touch them, an invitation to look at the ‘Made in China’ phenomenon. This is the largest porcelain work Ai has ever made.
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Monday, October 11

Conspicuous consumption may be out of fashion in the West. But in China, the luxury-goods business is booming, and the rich are becoming more discriminating than ever. No longer satisfied with snapping up the same Louis Vuitton luggage and Fendi baguettes they can find in New York or Paris, Chinese consumers are demanding luxury goods that are tailored especially to them. The French luxury giant Hermès, for instance, recently opened a boutique in Shanghai for its new Chinese brand, Shang Xai. The offerings are in stark contrast to the brand’s colorful trademark silk scarves. There are Ming-style chairs, eggshell porcelain bowls and jewelry inspired by unusual Chinese collectible baubles, such as teapots. The materials used—zitan wood, lacquer, and Mongolian cashmere—are luxurious, and local. Packed with customers since opening, the boutique has generated huge buzz, and other Western brands are taking notice. American and European multinationals from Coca-Cola to Procter & Gamble have been trying for decades to capitalize on the world’s most populous nation, but for many top brands progress has been surprisingly slow. That’s in part because China is still a relatively poor country, with a high savings rate. But also, it’s because many big brands have simply dumped their existing products on the Chinese market, with little thought to tailoring their wares to the audience beyond changing the language on the packaging. “Until quite recently, the attitude has been, ‘Let’s invent in the West and ship to China,’?” says Hubert Hsu, a senior partner at Boston Consulting Group and leader of the firm’s consumer practice in China. “It didn’t work.” But companies are beginning to wise up—and none too soon. Read the whole story in Newsweek.

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Saturday, October 9

Singapore, and its wealthy dinners, keep on attracting some of the world’s top chefs. Guy Savoy, Santi Santamaria, and Tetsuya Wakuda have already opened fine dining restaurants at the Sands, soon it will be the turn of Daniel Boulud to also open there. Meanwhile at Resorts World Sentosa, Joel Robuchon is gearing to open a fine dining restaurant and a separate L’Atelier Robuchon in February. The fine dining kitchen will be helmed by Tomonori Danzaki, the very same chef that opened Joel Robuchon Restaurants in Tokyo and in Las Vegas, “one of the best three chefs whose worked for me in my entire career,” the mild manner Robuchon said at a press conf. Given that the Joel Robuchon restaurant is the only 3 Michelin star restaurant on the West Coast and the only top restaurant in Las Vegas you have to reserve for, this is good news for the local foodies. Asked about the competition heating up for fine dining in Singapore, Robuchon believes the more the merrier. He pointed to the example of HK’s food scene, which are risen to new height in the last 5 years, since several celebrity chefs opened in town. Robuchon promises his famous potato puree will be on the menu… can’t wait!

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Sotheby’s HK is still in the mist of its Fall auction, which has achieved some very strong results, so it’s probably the right time for Christie’s to announce some of the details of its fall sale of Southeast Asian Modern and Contemporary Art, which will take place on 29 November. It will feature over 120 lots with a pre-sale estimate of $3.5 million. Leading the sales are two extremely rare works by prominent masters of the late 19th and early 20th century who both profoundly influenced the hallmarks of Southeast Asian art as we know it today: Wounded Lion by Raden Sjarief Bustaman Saleh, (circa 1810 – 1880) known as the Delacroix of the East and hailed as the father of modern Indonesian painting, and Balinese Legend by Russian-born German artist Walter Spies (1895 – 1942).  Spies arrived in Indonesia in 1923 on the cusp of European modernism, bringing with him an aesthetic style influenced by modernist philosophy, early film, and tribal folk art from a period of internment in the Russian Urals region during the World War I. During his early years in Indonesia he became the conductor for the Sultan of Jogjakarta’s orchestra. In 1927, Spies moved to Bali and became both mentor and student, as he staged art exhibitions, re-arranged native music and re-choreographed the traditional Balinese dancing, while simultaneously absorbing the visual impact of native artwork and temple carvings based on Sanskrit mythology. Balinese Legend (estimates on request, which means if you ask you can’t afford it!) was painted in 1929 and is very theatrical in composition with lots od details.

In the Contemporary section, there will be the usual suspects of Indonesian painters including: I Nyoman Masriadi, Handiwirman Saputra, Christine Ay Tjoe, Agus Suwage and Rudi Mantofani.

Friday, October 8

Art Singapore has just opened, the fair is a real mix of high-brow and decorative art. Here are my picks: Two Chinese, one Vietnamese and one new Korean. What surprised me was the few Western galleries that are offering completly unknown names here. Not sure how well, they will sell, given the local interest for “brand” names. A few interesting Pop artists, though. //

Sotheby’s Chinese ceramics and works of art auction is going extremely well. The first day of the two-day sale brought in $148 million for 35 lots of imperial treasures, well in excess of the estimate of $43-61.4 million. The yellow-ground famille-rose double-gourd vase seal with the mark of Qianlong was bought by renown connoisseur Alice Cheng (photo) for $32.4 million, a world record for any Chinese work of art or porcelain at auction. A famille-rose floral medallion bottle vase enamelled in the Palace Workshops brought the exceptional price of $18 million, while a massive imperial white jade “xintian Zhuren” seal sold for $16 million, another world record for an imperial seal and white jade at auction. Finally a Beijing enamel gold teapot and cover with the mark of Yongzheng sold for $5.3 million, a world record for any Beijing enamel ware at auction. Enough to make you dizzy!

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Wednesday, October 6

“Drying Salted Fish,” painted in 1978 by Cheong Soo Pieng and reproduced on the back of Singapore’s 50-dollar note, is considered exemplary of the late artist’s style. The elongated limbs and distinctive almond eyes of his subjects are part of the signature style that made him appreciated by collectors and are what he is primarily known for today. But an exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum, “Cheong Soo Pieng: Bridging Worlds,” highlights how the artist who was so experimental in the 1960s and ’70s also embraced abstraction and mixed media.  Read the full story in the International Herald Tribune

Tuesday, October 5

Old Chinese masters have outperformed contemporary artists. Sotheby’s Hong Kong sale of Fine Chinese Paintings achieved amazing results today, with 98.9 percent of lots sold! The sale raised $52.2 million (well about the $15.4-22 million, setting a highest ever total for a various owners sales of these paintings. The top lot of the sale was Fu Baoshi’s Court Ladies which sold for $4.2million, multiplying its pre-sale estimate ($640,000-890,000). Works by other Chinese masters such as Zhang Daqian and Qi Baishi also achieved strong prices. Twenty-two Paintings and Calligraphy from the Collection of Chai Sian Kwan (Lots 1128-1149) performed exceptionally well as Chinese buyers throughout Asia sought works with the renowned provenance of a collector who was known not only for his discerning eye but also the special relationships he enjoyed with many of the artists whose works he collected. Overall the sale results clearly show that Chinese collectors still favors classical paintings over contemporary ones..

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Luxury hotels continue to pop up in Asia. A new St. Regis has just opened in the heart of Osaka’s central business district (location, location). The 160 room hotel features Kawashima silk wall coverings and Kyoto silk bedding, two restaurants (the signature Rue D’or, a classic French bistro, and La Veduta with rustic Italian cuisine) and a signature Remède Spa (love the smell of their products!). Meanwhile, a Waldorf Astoria just opened quietly in Shanghai, with just a few suites available for now. A white, soothing and elegant theme dominates the interior décor, and the architects had done a great job at resurrection the original long bar in the 100-year old heritage building, based on archived pictures.

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Sotheby’s Hong Kong contemporary Asian Art autumn sales raised a combined $32.8 million, with $6.4 million raised for the single owner sale (76.3% of lot sold) and $26.4 million from the various owner sale (76.3% of lot sold). Zhang Xiaogang, whose work had not performed as well others in recent year, broke a world record with Chapter of a New Century – Birth of the People’s Republic of China II, and important painting in his career as it inspired his bloodline series, which sold for $6.69 million after heated bidding. The painting went to a museum in Shanghai, more than doubling its high estimate. Impressive prices achieved for other blue-chip contemporary like Zeng Fanzhi, Cai Guo-qiang and Liu Ye. In the single owner sale, Ding Yi’s Appearances of Crosses – 6 sold for $1.08 million (well above its estimate of $194,000-322,000). Yu Youhan’s The Waving Mao sold for $850,000, also well above the $90,500-116,000 estimate.

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Seoul Auction’s Mmodern & Contemporary art autumn sale in Hong Kong raised $10.21 million with Marc Chagall’s Bestiaire et Musique selling for $4.18 million, becoming the most expensive painting by a Modern Western artist ever sold at auction in Asia (that record won’t hold for very long giving the upcoming auction of masters at Sotheby’s Hong Kong). The painting sold to an Asian buyer after a heated competition. Picasso’s Le Modèle dans L’atelier, inspired by his young wife Jacqueline Roque sold for $2.23 million to an Asian collector. Vase de Fleurs by Pierre-Auguste Renoir fetched $539,922, selling to a Western collector.

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Monday, October 4

Sotheby’s HK sale of Asian art has started on a good footing. Its AM sale for Modern and Contemporary SE Asia art raised $10 million, with a respectable 80% of the lots sold and various records broken. “Father of Indonesian modernism” – S. Sudjojono’s A New Dawn sold for an impressive $1.4 million, over 4 times the high estimate with a fierce bidding battle among nine bidders. One of my favourite paintings, Ronald Ventura’s Natural Lies (photo) fetched $326,000, nine times its estimate and a new record for the artist. In this powerful piece, a young boy with a Pinocchio-like nose is surrounded by fantasy creatures who prod and tease him. Seating in a cluttered, dirty environment, the child appears in quiet contemplation against chaos. The little vermin play musical instruments into his ear, while wearing gas masks; a winged figure casually drops a bomb, while a perverted bronze figure politely makes his way through the child’s parted limbs. The Pinocchio-like nose is not a product of lying but of stress, of innocence in a malicious world.
Some of the auction’s best sellers included Belgian artist Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur de Merpres’s Atelier de Tissage, a beautiful example of his impressionist style which brought in about $640,000. Affandi’s 1979 Self Portrait and its dynamic brushstrokes sold for $325,000. Sok Ngirit (Pretending to be Prudent) by Masriadi sold for $648,000, making him still the darling of the SE Asian contemporary art world. However, the price was only a touch higher than the one achieved for I’m Still Lucky, maybe indicating that the artist’s prices are starting to pick? Other artist records were set for works by several Indonesian artists including Gede Mahendra Yasa, Ay Tjoe Christine, Samsul Arifin, Hendra Gunawan and Filipino artist Andres Barrioquinto.

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Sunday, October 3

Sotheby’s clocked in another white glove sale for its second day of wine auctioning, with the saleroom packed to the brim. Over 90% of the lots sold above their high estimates bringing in a total $7.3 million. Sotheby’s Hong Kong will next sell great Bordeaux on October 29, with an offering of Lafite direct from the Château , with vintages from 1869-2009, followed by a fabulous collection of investment-grade top Bordeaux from SK Networks on 30 October. //
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We know Asians like good wines and they continue to prove it. Sotheby’s Hong Kong pulled out its eighth consecutive 100%-sold wine auction in the last 18 months. Interestingly Asian buyers widened the range of wines they pursue as they enthusiastically responded to Burgundy, Rhône, California, Australia and Madeira offered in the Magnificent Cellar of Marcus D. Hiles sale. Asian buyers are now dominating the worldwide auction market for wine. Buyers competed so strongly for top wine that the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, which accounted for only 20% of the volume, achieved 40% of the value. Overall, the sale realised about $6.4 million.

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Friday, October 1

Singapore art scene is gearing itself for ARTSingapore 2010, which will start with a private viewing for collectors on Oct 7 and will then open to the general public Oct 8-11. This year, the fair is going boutique (ie there are only 50 galleries instead of the usual 100+), which may not be a bad thing as it had lacked focus in recent years having embraced a sometime too-inclusive approach. There will be various activities including a gala dinner and charity art auction, art “conversations” with curators (the highlight will be Yang Shaobin sharing his artistic journey in a Mandarin session). Visitors can also look forward to A Rough Guide To (The Meaning Of A Life 3.0) by Tan Kai Syng, a multi media installation, which will allow them to interact with Kaidie, the artist’s online alter-ego in London via web-chat. Last year’s ARTSingapore 2009 attracted close to 10,000 visitors, with over $5 million worth of sales. This year, the fair has an added bonus in my view, a strong showing of Korean art, which has been really under-appreciated vis a vis Chinese.

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