Group of 6 Denmark Airmail Covers, Franked with C1-C4 Issues, 1926-1934, beginning with a MAY.02.1934 flight cover, C4 solo franking to England, no receiver (Scott c.v. for used stamp is $315). This is a very late usage of the C4 airmail stamp as the new Denmark airmail stamps were issued on June 9, 1934. The lot also includes five 1926 flight covers addressed to England, with C1 (x2), C2, and C3 frankings, along with a flight cover franked with C1 that was not postmarked, and a cover front franked with C1 (x2) and C3.Catalogue values are for used stamps only. All covers scanned online. We note a few small faults including folds and tears, overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 770

Interesting Collection of Original Graf Zeppelin Ephemera, from the property of a gentleman who was aboard the Graf Zeppelin, for its round trip over Great Britain in August, 1931. The lot begins with the original ticket, issued to Mr. J.E. Hodgson for the cost of £30, embarking from London Air Park, Feltham on August 18, 1931, and continues with Mr Hodgson's detailed notes made on board the Zeppelin including "Landing 7", "Onboard 7.20", "crowd-unruly", and continues with a time line of various points of interest over the two days of flight. The lot also includes a pack of 38 photographs (serie 10), in the original envelope, noted by Hodgson on the front cover "Bought on board the Graf Zeppelin, while travelling down the east coast, Aug. 19 / 31"; a souvenir stick pin; menu for the onboard supper of August 18, and the regulations guide for passenger trips. The lot rounds out with Mr. Hodgson's correspondence with other air enthusiasts (roughly 18 letters from the 1930s, including two Western Union telegrams from Orville Wright, newspaper articles relating to air travel and prominent air pioneers, ranging from 1931 to 1948, including 2 articles with photos, giving a first hand account of the August 1931 flight over Great Britain, and two periodicals relating to air travel. A most interesting lot, as no mail was flown during this round trip, this is an eye witness account of the most popular mode of air transportation in the day. Online photos show an overview. Well preserved and ideal for the aerophilatelist. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Group of Three Iceland 1931 Graf Zeppelin Flown Covers and Postcard, from Iceland to Germany, both covers are registered at Reykjavik, one is franked with a complete set of 3 and the other with two of the three Zeppelin overprint stamps, both have Friedrichshafen receivers on back (JUL.3). The postcard is franked with a complete set of three Zeppelin overprint stamps, along with an additional five stamps, including a 30aur Zeppelin overprint stamp, with Friedrichshafen receiver on the back (JUL.3). All covers shown online. A bit of edge wear, overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Frost $ 1,350

Group of Roughly 85 Worldwide "Jusqu'a" Covers, 1929-1940s, with primarily commercial mail, along with first flight and a few censored covers. We note better representation from British Commonwealth countries including Australia, Canada, India, South Africa to name a few, along with Finland, French Colonies, and more. The group includes a good variety of rates and frankings, with destinations primarily to North America and Europe, with a few having different handstamps for insufficient payment for airmail services. The vast majority of covers are sleeved and still have retail pricing ranging from $10 to $25. A good lot for the postal history specialist. Online photos show a sampling, along with an overview. We note a few small faults on a few covers. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Group of 42 Worldwide Airmail Covers with A.V.2 and Other Handstamps, 1930s-1950s, loose in a box, with 23 covers having A.V. 2 markings, ranging from 1940 to 1952, noting different handstamp types and inks, with the majority of covers from Siam, along with representation from Thailand, China, Netherlands Indies, and Sarawak. The lot continues with 11 covers with "Jusqu'a" markings, generally during WWII, from South America, Australia, and Africa, along with 8 airmail covers with various handstamps and directional markings. An ideal lot for the airmail or military collector as many of the covers had different routings and rates, along with roughly half the covers receiving various censor tapes and handstamps. Online photos show an overview. A few faults, still fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 250

Group of 49 Worldwide Airmail Covers with O.A.T. Handstamps, 1940s-1950s, loose in box, with a variety of boxed and oval O.A.T. handstamp types and inks, with representation from Great Britain Offices Abroad in Morocco, Iceland, Saudi Arabia, Brunei, just to name a few. An interesting lot for the airmail collector, as further study is needed to identify the various airmail routes and rates, along with a few covers receiving appropriate censor tapes and handstamps. A few covers still have retail pricing ranging from $10 to $20, online photos show an overview. A few faults noted, still fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Group of 25 Zeppelin Airmail Covers and Cards, 1925-1936, with Frost 127-83 Saar franked postcard September 23, 1930 Baltic Sea flight Berlin to Latvia (Frost c.v. $250), 126-9con. May 3-4, 1925, Lakehurst to Porto Rico (c.v. $130), 127-7A October 29-November 1, 1928 Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen (c.v. $80), along with a group of 22 Hindenburg Zeppelin flown covers from 1936, includes one postcard, 4 of the covers are registered, and we note 9 covers mailed on board, plus items mailed at Frankfurt and Stuttgart. A few of the covers have minor tears, creases, or foxing, still overall a fine to very fine group, scans show an overview. (Image)

Estimate $ 200