1941 Sun Yat Sen Double Red With Overprint?

Hi all
Cannot find this anywhere.
Would appreciate your help and comments
Thanks

Sc# 1 1946 A1 50c on $5 Surcharge
North East Provinces

Rod
Thanks

Rod
Any opinion -re different colours?

Certainly, images taken by differing machines.
Mine is an Epson Perfection.

When I started digitising my stamps, (20 years ago) not sure what scanner I had, but they look very similar to your stamp.

I come across them often in my collection, and try and update them.

Other than that, I don't see a "changeling" or light damage
Yours looks vermilion.,
I'll have to look at the catalogue to see what they list..... (RED)

eBay North Eastern Provinces Scott Type A1 colours
185166617219

The vert left characters are the surcharge values

@Rod222,
Have you digitized all of your stamps, and why doing so? Sorry for the ignorance question.

Hi,
questions welcomed here, ignorance is not asking questions.

I am a worldwide collector, and it is the only way I can be ahead of what I have.
I can search and find any stamp in my collection in seconds.
(there are exceptions)
I like to see stamps up close, 600dpi to appreciate their real beauty.

If I am bidding on an auction lot, I know exactly what my "want list" requires.
(without removing and opening an Album)

When I read about a forgery here, I can immediately locate my stamp and compare and study. (without opening an album)

It kinda just makes sense to me.

Yes, I scan every stamp that comes across my desk.

Mainly built on "swaps"
If say I get 200 worldwide stamps from Dianne
I discriminate by country
Immediately find what stamps I already have, and put them into "Duplicates" to give away to other collectors free.
(without opening an album)

My basic mantra is care of Arthur Mangan...."Just have fun"

Thanks Rod222! What type of data base do you use in order to find a stamp quickly in your collection? Using key words (country, year, or image)?

Simple Windows Explorer File manager tree.

Employ "XYPlorer" search engine

It will search for anything you want, provided the image is named so,
from the parent folder, through all sub folders files.

Example China Sc# type A1 , searched 400,000 stamps in about 15 seconds
result 12,052 stamps.

Naturally I would select just China folder , 2 seconds found 204 stamps
( results include A1, A17,A14,A13 etc)
but the stamp in question was first on the list.

I use the Scott naming regime throughout.

Screen grab from XYPlorer File manager Tree
China etc.

Thanks Rod222! I got it. It must have taken you years of time to get all the stamps in order. I may give it a try when I retire (in a couple of years).