Macao St. Paul’s Cathedral Sternberg China Macau stamp 1911

Description: This is an antique colour postcard of Macao, China. It shows a beautiful view of the St. Paul’s Cathedral. The Sam Ba Sing Tzik is the remaining front wall of the Sacred Ruins of St Paul's Church. The holy church was designed by a Father of Italian nationality and was constructed with the help of the Japanese technology of superlative craftsmanship. The foundation was laid in 1602 and this was completed in 1637. However, because of an indissoluble cause, the church caught fire three times one after another. This was rebuilt after each fire three times one after another and was rebuilt after each fire, which is a living historical testimony. The last fire that set the church into flames occurred in 1853 which was the most serious one. After the conflagration, only the front wall, the most valuable part remained. This postcard was published by M. Sternberg, Hong Kong. This postcard was sent to England in 1911. So it is more than one HUNDRED and 10 years OLD. The red and white Macau stamp is still attached on its back. However creases on bottom corners they do not affect the picture and is still a great collectable. Condition: good. This postcard should be in every Macao/Macau or Chinese collection. Buyer pays $ 3.00 for handling and worldwide shipping. Buyer of multiple items can save on shipping. Buyer of multiple items must wait for the invoice. Buyer must make his payment within 7 days. Please take a look in my eBay store to make your Macao/Macau, Chinese or Asian collection complete. Normal 0 21 false false false NL X-NONE X-NONE

Price: 109.95 USD

Location: Tilburg

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