China 1895, Treaty Port issue from Amoy (Xiamen), featuring a 1 Chinese cent denomination in rose red. This stamp was issued on June 8, 1895, and printed using lithography by Carl Schleicher & Schull. It displays a local design incorporating a bird motif, symbolizing communication and the reach of the postal system in treaty port areas under foreign postal administration. The stamp has a line perforation of 11½ and was part of a daily usage series during the period of semi-colonial postal networks in China. Mint condition with fine centering and fresh gum. Cataloged under Michel CN-AMO 2, Scott AM1, and Stanley Gibbons CN-AMO 2. Estimate "$140 – 175"