AAMC PI 14(c), Manila to Southern Luzon and Return, Batangas-Manila, black straight line cachet (type 18) on front and back of registered cover to Manila, three airmail issues tied by blue bi-plane handstamps (type 3; not listed this flight in this color), purple "Via Army Sea Plane" straight line handstamp, Batangas 11/10/26 duplex, various registered markings, appropriate backstamps, light edge wear, still Very Fine, only 14 flown. (AAMC $125). (Image)

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AAMC PI 14c, 1926 Manila to Southern Luzon and Return, Batangas to Manila Leg, C2 tied by airplane cancel with Batangas duplex along side, usual flight cachets plus a straightline "Postage Due 4 Cvos." handstamp, backstamped Manila Nov 10, Fine and scarce with just 14 flown (AAMS $125) (Image)

CV. 50

AAMC PI 15(bb), Manila to Southern Islands, Zamboanga-Manila, backstamped 4/4/27 flight cachet (type 21), 16c (321) tied by bi-plane handstamp and Zamboanga 2/28/27 duplex, typed "Via U.S. Army Seaplane", Manila 3/4 receiver, Very Fine; estimated 15 covers flown. (AAMC $125). (Image)

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AAMC PI 15, Manila to Southern Islands, group of 12 first flight covers with appropriate cachets and cancels, many with attractive and interesting frankings, flight legs include: b, c, l, m, y, cc, some with light duplication, generally Very Fine. (AAMC $965). (Image)

CV. 350

AAMC PI 37, First Commercial Contract Mail, Manila-Manila, Pilot Juan Calvo, eleven flight covers, all with appropriate flight cachets, towns and backstamps, flight legs include a-g, m, couple with light duplication, many interesting and colorful frankings, a few small cover flaws, generally Very Fine. (AAMC $1,105). (Image)

CV. 400

AAMC PI 47, Luzon to Southern Islands, 7 covers, all with appropriate flight cachets, towns and backstamps, good mix of issues, flight legs include: m (2), r (5), Very Fine. (AAMC $735). (Image)

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AAMC PI 61, Fort Stotsenburg-Legaspi, seven covers, all with flight cachet (type 42), mostly multi-colored frankings tied by Fort Stotsenburg 10/3/31 duplex's, all with appropriate backstamps, flight legs include: a, b (6), two signed by pilot (Taylor), Very Fine, only 26-28 flown. (AAMC $630). (Image)

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AAMC PI Flights 62-67, 69, twelve flight covers, all with appropriate flight cachets and cancels, include: 62, 62b (2), 64 (2), 65 (2), 66, 67 (2), 69 (2), one signed by pilot (Taylor), many with attractive frankings, Very Fine with small flown quantities. (AAMC $725). (Image)

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AAMC PI 71, Attempted U.S. Army Flight, Fort Stotsenburg-Talcoban, no cachet but blue "Via U.S. Army Sea Plane" handstamp, 2c (C1) tied by Fort Stotsenburg 1/8/32 duplex, landing cancelled due to typhoon, Very Fine, 10 flown. (AAMC $165). (Image)

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AAMC PI 71, Attempted U.S. Army Flight, Fort Stotsenburg-Talcoban, no flight cachet or backstamp, plane returned due to typhoon, stamp tied by Fort Stotseburgh 1/8/32 duplex, Very Fine, scarce with only 10 covers flown. (AAMC $165). (Image)

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AAMC PI 73, Del Carmen-Fort Stotsenburg, four covers, all with appropriate cachets and cancels, two covers signed by Brig. Gen. H.J. Brees (only about 13 signed), one cover with light tropical toning, otherwise Very Fine, 55 flown. (AAMC $220). (Image)

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AAMC PI 74 (a) (B), C.A.M Route 1, Philippine Aerial Taxi, Manila-Baguio, purple pictorial flight cachet (type 46) on cover to Pampanga, stamps tied by Manila 1/25/32 advertising duplex, Very Fine, only 12 flown with this colored cachet. (AAMC $130). (Image)

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AAMC PI 74, Philippine Air Taxi, eleven covers, all with appropriate flight cachets (including both colors, with duplicates), appropriate cancels and backstamps, many with attractive colorful frankings, flight legs include: aA (3), aB (3), bA (3), bB (2), generally Very Fine, note only 12 of cachet color varieties flown. (AAMC $815). (Image)

CV. 350

AAMC PI 77, 1932 Army Flight Fort Stotsenburg to Naga, appropriate franking, cancels and cachets, Very Fine and attractive; only 18 covers flown (AAMC $120) (Image)

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AAMC PI 79(a), Philippine Aerial Taxi Company, twice flown cover, purple and green flight cachets (types 50 & 52), stamps tied by both 2/3/32 & 3/3/32 cds, additional appropriate backstamps and both cachets, Very Fine and scarce with just 16 flown (AAMC $120). (Image)

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AAMC PI 79(a-c), Philippine Aerial Taxi Company, eight flown covers, all with appropriate flight cachets and cancels, unusual and attractively franked, flight legs includes: a (with 2012 PF cert. mentioning "light soiling), b (6), c; one with sealed break at left, some stamps show bits of tropicalization, o/w Very Fine, 16 to 39 flown. (AAMC $675). (Image)

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AAMC PI 82, Jolo-Dansalan-Fort Stotsenburg, five covers, all with appropriate flight cachets and cancels, couple with unusual and attractive franking, flight legs include: a (2), b (3), one with light tropical toning, otherwise Very Fine, only 22 to 28 flown. (AAMC $510). (Image)

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AAMC PI 94(i), First Flights C.A.M. Number 2, Manila-Bacolad, violet 5/26/33 cachet (type 66), C47, C49-51 tied by First Day 5/26/33 duplex's, appropriate backstamp, some light perf tip toning and cover "speckling", otherwise Very Fine cover, extremely scarce/rare, only 8 flown. (AAMC $200). (Image)

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Philippines Flight Covers Stock, AAMC PI 9//140, 235 flight covers (no legal-sized) and all neatly identified and priced for retail, nearly all flights present including many legs, all appropriate cachets and cancels, many unusual or attractive frankings, some pilot signed, some useful duplication, overall majority is Very Fine, many with low flown quantities, retails to $235 with majority in $40-$150 range, ideal for specialist collector, bourse or ebay dealer. (owner retail $14,321).

CV. 3,000

PHILIPPINES FIRST FLIGHT COVER STOCK, 1925/46. extensive stock of 192 covers in two large binders, all aranged chronologically and neatly identified by AAMC catalog numbers (range from PI 7/143) and many with very low flown numbers, very little duplication, generally VF; a wonderful opportunity to pick up collection from Golden Age of Aviation, many retail priced to $250 each and an excellent chance to acquire a desirable stock at around $10 per cover, owner retail of $18,600

CV. 2,000

Philippine First Flight Cover Asortment, 1925/41 (AAMC PI 7//132), 25 legal sized covers, all with appropriate cachets and cancels, better flights include: 7e (2), 9k, 15d, 15cc, 43, 88d, etc, all neatly identified and priced for retail, generally Very Fine, many with very low flown numbers, (owner retail $1,733).

CV. 400

Republic of the Philippines, First Flight Covers Stock, 1947/2005 (RP1//RP136), over 750 first flight covers, all neatly identified and priced for retail, all appropriate flight cachets and cancels, surprisingly many with low flown numbers, note the good "Concorde" flights, etc., all Very Fine or better. retail priced to $145, many in $20-$50 range, ideal for specialist collector, ebay or bourse dealer, (owner retail $11,164).

CV. 2,000

RP1//RP132, 1947-86 Philippines Republic First Flight Covers Stock, 102 covers from over 15 different originating countries in large binder, all priced and identified, many elusive later first flights, note 1947 Spanish flight, "Concorde" flights, etc, nearly all cacheted, very little duplication, VF or better; retail to $145 with many $30-$50 or higher, excellent lot for specialist collector, bourse or ebay dealer, (owner retail $3,757)

CV. 750

Philippines Flight Covers, 1947/79, 47 unusually fresh and attractive legal sized flight covers ranging from "Clipper" to "Concorde" originating from five different countries, generally VF or better; some quite scarce with as few as 25 flown and retail values to $100 with many in $25-$40 range (AAMC RP5/118); owner retail $ 1,201). (see online scans).

CV. 250