Showing posts with label Air Mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Air Mail. Show all posts

CE 1 - Special Delivery Air Mail




CE 1 - Special Delivery Air Mail FDC, postmarks Aug 30, 1934.(Chicago, IL). Grimsland cachet.

CE 2 - Special Delivery Air Mail




CE 2 - Special Delivery Air Mail FDC, postmarks Feb 10, 1936 (D.C.). Dyer cachet.

CE 1 - Special Delivery Air Mail




CE 1 - Special Delivery Air Mail, postmarks Aug 30, 1934 (Chicago, IL). ? cachet.

C19 - Winged Globe Air Mail FDC




CE 2 - Special Delivery Air Mail FDC, postmarks Jul 1, 1934 (D.C). Harry Ioor cachet.

CE 1 - Special Delivery Air Mail



CE 1 - Special Delivery Air Mail FDC, postmarks Aug 30, 1934 (Chicago, IL). American Air Mail Society cachet. Signed.

CE 2 - Special Delivery Air Mail



CE 2 - Special Delivery Air Mail FDC, postmarks Feb 10, 1936 (Washington, D.C). Bernet cachet.

C24 - Trans-Atlantic Air Mail



C24 - Trans-Atlantic Air Mail FDC, postmarks May 17, 1939 (Second Day Cover). Nix cachet.

Scott# 39a - Air Mail FDC



Scott# 39a - Air Mail FDC, Fluegel cachet, postmarks Nov 18, 1949.

Scott# C34 - Air Mail FDC - Ioor



Scott# C34 - Air Mail FDC - Ioor cachet, post marks Aug 30, 1947.

Scott# C32 - Air Mail



Scott# C32 - Air Mail FDC, postmarks Sep 25, 1946.

Scott# C36 - Bay Bridge Air Mail



Scott# C36 - Bay Bridge Air Mail FDC, Crosby cachet, Jul 30, 1947.

Scott# C41 - Air Mail Coin Ends FDC



Scott# C41 - Air Mail Coin Ends FDC, Artcraft cachet, Aug 25, 1949.

Scott# C45 - Wright Brothers



Scott# C45 - Wright Brothers FDC, block of 4, Pent Arts cachet, Dec 17, 1949.

Scott# C29 - 20 cents Air Mail



Scott# C29 - 20 cents Air Mail FDC, postmarks Aug 27, 1941(Philadephia, PA)

Scott# UC16 Air Mail Letter Sheet



Scott# UC16 Air Mail Letter Sheet FDC, postmarks Apr 29, 1947

Blue Jet booklet of pane of 6 Air Mail 1958



Beautiful Kolor Kover cachet. Booklet pane of 6, 7 cents Air Mail FDC, postmarks July 31, 1958 (San Antonio, TX).

The first scheduled U.S. Air Mail service began on May 15, 1918, using U.S Army Curtiss JN-4 "Jenny" biplanes operating on a route between Washington, D.C. (Washington Polo Grounds) and New York City (Belmont Park) with an intermediate stop in Philadelphia (Bustleton Field). Among those who were on hand for the departure of the first flight from Washington, D.C., were President Woodrow Wilson, U.S. Postmaster General Albert S. Burleson, and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt.


Trans - Pacific Air Mail FDC



Trans - Pacific Air Mail FDC, Anderson cachet, postmarks on Feb 15, 1937