1931 HARBOUR GRACE - DENMARK TRANSATLANTIC flight, June 24, franked by NL 6¢ (136) and signed by pilots, landed in Krefeld, Germany, mail transported overland to Denmark, Copenhagen receiver on back, one of only 227 pieces, very fine. (Image)

Est. 300+

1921-1939 Seven flight covers most are first flight to various destinations within Newfoundland, two are overseas, USA and Ireland, f-vf.

Est. 150+

117: 3¢ brown with FAKE FIRST TRANSATLANTIC AIR POST, April. 1919, OVERPRINT, hr, fine, space filler. (Image)

Est. 75+

C2,C2a,C2b,C2ii: 1919 ALCOCK BROWN AIRMAIL: Fresh block of four showing FOUR DIFFERENT SURCHARGE SETTINGS SE-TENANT, UL stamp WITHOUT COMMA AFTER POST AND WITHOUT PERIOD AFTER 1919, LL stamp WITHOUT COMMA AFTER POST, LR stamp SMALL COMMA AFTER POST, supported, fresh and fine. RARE (Image)

Cat. Val. 1220.00

C2a: -WITHOUT COMMA AFTER POST, pencil/expertization marks on reverse, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 330.00

C3: 1921 HALIFAX AIRMAIL: used on First Flight cover addressed to Beverley, USA, tied by 'St. John's Nfld', machine cancellation (Nov 26, last day of acceptance). The attempted flight was delayed and abandoned on January 28, 1922 and the mail was sent to Halifax by rail, arriving February 4, reverse with the Halifax return datestamp, fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 250.00

C3: -used on First Flight cover addressed to Boston, tied by 'St. John's Nfld.' machine cancellation (Nov 17, first day of use). The attempted flight was delayed and abandoned on January 28, 1922 and the mail was sent to Halifax by rail, arriving February 4, reverse with part of the Halifax return datestamp, a fine cover. (Image)

Cat. Val. 250.00

C3b: -with PERIOD AFTER 1921, used on First Flight cover addressed to Newark, tied by 'St. John's Nfld.' machine cancellation (Nov 23). The attempted flight was delayed and abandoned on January 28, 1922 and the mail was sent to Halifax by rail, arriving February 4, reverse with the Halifax return datestamp. Some aging to the front of the cover otherwise a fine cover. (Image)

Cat. Val. 250.00

C3d: with 1 OF 1921 UNDER F OF HALIFAX, used on First Flight cover address to Montreal tied by 'St. John's Nfld' machine cancellation (Nov 21). The attempted flight was delayed and abandoned on January 28, 1922 and the mail was sent to Halifax by rail, arriving February 4, reverse with the Halifax return datestamp, a fine cover. (Image)

Cat. Val. 700.00

C3f: -with 1½mm spacing between AIR and MAIL and no period after 1921, used on First Flight cover addressed to Halifax, tied by 'St. John's Nfld' machine cancellation (Nov 24). The attempted flight was delayed and abandoned on January 28, 1922 and the mail was sent to Halifax by rail, arriving February 4, reverse with the Halifax return datestamp. Some hinge remainder on front and reverse otherwise a fine cover (Image)

Cat. Val. 500.00

C3h: -with 1½mm space between AIR and MAIL, period after 1921, almost very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 250.00

C3h: -used on First Flight cover addressed to Montreal, tied by 'St. John's Nfld' machine cancellation (Nov 21). The attempted flight was delayed and abandoned on January 28, 1922 and the mail was sent to Halifax by rail, arriving February 4, fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 400.00

C3,C3j: -with 1½mm between AIR and MAIL and 1 of 1921 below f of Halifax, used on First Flight cover addressed to Halifax, tied by 'St. John's Nfld'. machine cancellation (Nov 25). The attempted flight was delayed and abandoned on January 28, 1922 and the mail was sent to Halifax by rail, arriving February 4, reverse with part of the Halifax return datestamp, fine cover (Image)

Cat. Val. 700.00

71,146: Two 24¢ Discovery and 2¢ Pictorial tied to "Columbia" TransAtlantic flight, Harbour Grace to Croydon, England, October 9, 1930, signed by the pilot J.Erroll-Boyd, has vertical crease to centre of the envelope, otherwise fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 650.00

C12: DO-X airmail, light corner crease otherwise nh, very fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 450.00

C12: -tied by 20 May St. John's, NFLD slogan to Canadian Airways Montreal, enclosed is a portion of The Over-seas Daily Mail dated April 30, 1932, clean and very fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 500.00

C12: -tied by St. John's, NFLD 19 MAY 1932 slogan, 1st day of issue, to Flight cover to ENGLAND, no receiver on reverse, some light edge creases on cover only, otherwise very fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 500.00

C18: 1933 BALBO FLIGHT, bright colour, well-centered almost very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 350.00

C18: -couple minute spots of missing gum otherwise nh, very fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 450.00

C18: -tied by 26 JY 33 cds to FIRST DAY COVER, with appropriate cachet and back stamps, stamp has a small perf fault in the UL, otherwise stamp is almost very fine, cover very fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 1100.00

C18b: - perf 13.8, block of 4, showing all four settings, top two lh otherwise nh, fine, with 2001 BPA Cert stating perf 14 (Image)

Cat. Val. 2500.00

C18b: -perf 13.8, tied to Flight cover to Rome, Italy by St. John's 26 Jul 33 cds, the official first day, proper cachet and back stamps, fresh and very fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 1200.00

C19note: 1932 $1 WAYZATA AIRMAIL in COMPLETE SHEET OF 20, nh, very fine and scarce (Image)

Cat. Val. 1000.00

C19note: -as above, nh, very fine and scarce (Image)

Cat. Val. 1000.00

1931 MARITIME AND NEWFOUNDLAND AIRWAYS: IMPERFORATE REPRINT with faint sliver horizontal lines and heavy vertical purple lines, COMPLETE sheet of 25, couple corner faults and small finger print on gum otherwise nh, very fine. (AAMC RP-5) (Image)

Est. 200+