File:Straissen Hongkong (China).jpg
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English: Hong-Kong street represented on an early 20th century collector card from Prussian chocolate maker from Dresden, Hartwig & Vogels. This is the #7 in the serie "Scenes from Around the Word". The Qing dynasty emblem as well as (what looks like) a mongolian kind of flag with circle on plain background (here red on yellow), can be seen on the illustration, although Hong Kong was at that time ruled by the UK as a British concession for 99 years agreed by Qing dynasty. Français : Rue de Hong-Kong au début du 20ème siècle représentée sur une carte à collectionner du fabricant de chocolat Prusse de Dresde, Hartwig & Vogels. Dans la série "Scènes d'autour le monde - Midi à Berlin", carte n°7. On y l'emblème de la dynastie Qing ainsi qu'un drapeau dans le style mongol d'un rond sur une forme pleine (ici rouge sur jaune) pendant que Hong Kong était une concession de l'Empire britannique accordé pour 99 ans par la dynastie Qing. |
| Date | early 20th century |
| Source | https://www.flickr.com/photos/44841559@N03/5674740637/ |
| Author | Unknown authorCategory:Template Unknown (author) |
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