GREECE, C1-4 Postal History Collection, 29 covers plus set of l.h. singles, note registered, postage due, part paid air and flights included, destinations include Brindisi, Constantinople, Germay, Austria, United States, Switzerland, England, most are F-VF. (Image)

CV. 900-1,200

GUERNSEY, "Escadrille D'Aviation Maritime De Guernsey" cachet in blue serves on unfranked picture postcard (view of Elizabeth College at St Peter Port) addressed to Cherbourg datelined "15.3.18", ms "Sce AIR" ("Service Air"), VFrnA French seaplane base was in operation in Guernsey from mid 1917 to late 1918 and was originally manned and equipped out of Cherbourg. The whole station won a Croix de Guerre as a result of its work finding minefields and attacking enemy subs. (Image)

CV. 150-200

IRAQ, "Postal Service M.E.F./ Aerial Mail Baghdad-Cairo / By 31st Wing R.A.F. Mesopotamia" boxed cachets on two unfranked "Active Service" covers addressed to Mesopotamia (March 1919) or Scotland (Feb 1919), light strikes of the cachet and each with the appropriate dispatch, transit and arrival cancels, bit of postal wear, Fine and scarce (Image)

CV. 600-900

IRAQ, 1921 "AERIAL MAIL via Baghdad and Cairo' endorsement on cover addressed to Brighton England, Iraq 3a on 1-+a, 6a on 2p tied by indistinct cds, back side with strike of violet circular "GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS / BRITISH FORCES IN IRAQ / AIR MAIL" handstamp, backflap with embossed "Government of India" and coat of arms, cover small scuff at bottom left, Fine and rare, from the Baghdad to Cairo leg of the RAF "Desert Route" ; ex-Newall (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 400-500

SUDAN; 1914 Flight Under Auspices of "Ligue Nationale Aerienne" between Cairo and Khartoum by aviator Marc Pourpe, this cover addressed to Paris originating in Khartoum and franked with Sudan 2m, 3m, 5m Camel tied by and indistinct T.P.O. date cancel, nice strike of the "POSTE AERIENNE / CAIRE-KHARTOUM / L.N.A. MARC POURPE 1913-14" cachet, backstamped Aswan Station 11.1.14, Paris arrival 17 Janv 14, backflap tear, Fine and rare (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 400-600