1907年德华银行杭平化宝拾两。样票。CHINA--FOREIGN BANKS. Deutsch-Asiatische Bank. 10 Taels, 1.3.1907. P-S302s. S/M#T101-12d. Specimen. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64.天津地名。赏心悦目的样票，此枚德国制钞券雕工精细，呈现出绝佳、浓郁的蓝色调。虽有极轻微经手痕迹，纸质仍保持如新，在PMG封套中可见其十足的原装风貌。票面可见多处加盖与打孔注销，并配有全零编号，清楚地证明其样票身分。天津（威妥玛拼音为Tientsin）的历史可追溯至千年以上，明初（1368-1644）因位处海河与大运河交汇处而崛起，它原是一个小渔村，因地处海河与大运河交汇处，成为通往北京的门户，战略地位因而变得重要。1404年，明朝廷正式设立天津为卫城，加固城防以保护首都免受海疆威胁。清代（1644-1912）期间，天津扩展为连接中国内陆与国际贸易路线的关键商业及航运中心。第二次鸦片战争（1856-1860）后，天津成为中国的通商口岸之一，其重要性更上一层楼，并在19世纪末至20世纪初迅速走向现代化，深受外国影响。此枚样票品相诱人，值得资深藏家纳入考量，不容错过！编纂图录之时，PMG评分报告中仅得三枚同版样票，其中包括我们在2025年4月以31,200美元（含买家佣金）售出的那枚被误标PMG 58分的钞票。Tientsin. An appealing and attractive specimen from Tientsin. Wonderful, intense blue color is seen on the fine engraving on this German-produced issue. Just the faintest hint of (mis)handling is seen on this example, which still retains fresh paper and plenty of originality visible in the PMG holder. Various overprints and perforations are seen, along with an all-zero serial number, clearly confirming its status as a specimen.Tianjin (Tientsin in Wade-Giles) has a history dating back over a thousand years, but it rose to prominence during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) as a crucial military and trading hub. Originally a small fishing village, it became strategically important due to its location at the confluence of the Hai River and the Grand Canal, serving as a gateway to Beijing. In 1404, the Ming court officially established Tianjin as a garrison town, fortifying it to protect the capital from coastal threats. During the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912), Tianjin expanded as a key commercial and shipping center, linking inland China to international trade routes. Its importance grew even further after the Second Opium War (1856-1860) when it became one of Chinas treaty ports, leading to rapid modernization and foreign influence in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.An attractive note and worthy of consideration for the advanced collector, not to be missed! One of just three such specimens in the PMG population report as of the time of cataloging, including the misattributed note graded PMG 58 that we sold in April 2025 for $31,200 including the Buyers Premium.From the Renaissance Collection of Chinese Military Banknotes.
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