Sale No: 750
Lot No:2224
Symbol:Cat No:Sep 5

Airmail Record Flights, 1924 (Sep 5), First Landing of U.S. Round-the-World Fliers, cover franked with a 24¢ carmine (C6) tied by the Special Sep 5 Boston slogan cancel/cachet and signed by pilots, Lieutenants Les Arnold, Jack Harding, Erik H. Nelson, Leigh Wade and (on the reverse) SSgt. H.H. Ogden; addressed to Major Joseph Steinmetz in San Francisco and bearing Stamp Dealer Harry Truby's handstamp on the reverse, Very Fine, rare with the fliers' signatures.
AAMC Govt 168. Suggested Bid $500-750 (Image)

Suggested Bid $500-750

Sale No: 750
Lot No:2226
Symbol:Cat No:July 18

Airmail Record Flights, 1933 (July 18), Balbo Air Squadron Flight, Chicago to New York, cover franked with $1.70 postage tied by Jul 18 Chicago machine cancel, serially numbered 1254 with black flight cachet and two different New York backstamps, Very Fine.
1983 AAMC 1184.
1983 AAMC $750
Suggested Bid $500-750 (Image)

1983 AAMC $750
Suggested Bid $500

Sale No: 750
Lot No:2227
Symbol:Cat No:TO-1307

Airmail Record Flights, 1938 (Jul 10), Howard Hughes Round-the-World Record Flight (AAMC TO-1307), specially prepared legal-size Airmail cover franked with a 6¢ Eagle (C23) canceled New York, Jul 10; flown from New York to Paris where an 85c Airmail (C8) was applied and canceled on the 11th, then to Moscow (a 20k stamp), then on to Omsk, Yakutsk, Fairbanks, Minneapolis and finally, back to New York, where a 6¢ Winged Globe was added and canceled Jul 14; appropriate flight cachet and handstamps of stops en route, Very Fine.
AAMC $350 (1981)
Suggested Bid $500-750 (Image)

AAMC $350 (1981)
Suggested Bid $5