Albania registered airmail cover cancelled in Tirana on October 29, 1925. Mailed to Ipswich, England having C1-4 and C11. This cover has a neat “Aerolloyd Luftexpress large label on its reverse. This cover is open on its right-side seam. Interesting Albanian postal history. (Image)

Argentina Zeppelin cover from the Pan America flight of 1930. Traveled aboard from Buenos Aires (May 21, 1930) to Lakehurst (May 30, 1930). All the proper markings on a four color franking that uses three different Zeppelin stamps. Lightly soiled from its travels, but still an excellent example of a difficult leg of this trip. (Image)

(N37) og toned perf F-VF (Image)

(N43a) inverted overprint used F-VF (Image)

(N45) 80h og F-VF (Image)

(NJ1-NJ7) F-VF set (Image)

(unissued 1945 values) NH F-VF set (Image)

Austria Graf Zeppelin Flight official cachet card cancelled on August 15,1929 in Vienna. It was mailed to the Austrian Legation in Tokyo and cancelled there on August 19. From an original collection just coming onto the market. (Image)

(3) used nice cancel and four margins F-VF (Image)

(127b) KGVI with Brandon cert. og VF (Image)

Bolivia Condor First Flight cover cancelled on July 30, 1930 in La Paz. It was mailed to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where it was back cancelled on August 1. This cover was mailed with C8-10 and C27-34. (Image)

Brazil three binders of mint postal stationery. All envelopes and postcards from the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. Probably duplicates, but could be varieties. Over 220 in all so a quick look is all that is needed. (Image)

(C4a) double surcharge signed og hr. F-VF (Image)

(1CL1-1CL7) x2 both printings NH F-VF sets (Image)

(1CL9) og F-VF (Image)

(1CFL3) block top two og bottom NH F-VF (Image)

(3CL23-3CL24) used blocks of ten F-VF set (Image)

Brazil Zeppelin flight cover from Rio De Janeiro (24.5.30) to Havana, Cuba received (2.6.30). One of very few pieces of mail to make this leg of the journey. Uses #4CL5 along with the required 300 reis definitive to pay the rate. Outstanding cover with clear markings, cachets, and a receiving mark that ties the Condor label. (Image)

Brazil Zeppelin flight cover from Pernambuco (28.May.1930) to Dowagiac, Michigan, backstamped Seville, Spain (5.June.1930) and New York, New York (June 16, 1930). Interesting two color franking on a Roessler pictorial envelope with typical markings. (Image)

Brazil Graf Zeppelin Flight cachet cover having Scott #4CL5 cancelled on May 24, 1930 in Rio de Janeiro. It has a transit cancel in Recife on May 28. The cover was addressed to Dowagiac, Michigan having a back stamp in Lakehurst on May 31. (Image)

Brazil Zeppelin flight cover from Rio De Janeiro (24.May.1930) to Pernambuco, Brazil. Proper transit marks. Cacheted. Slight soiling. Clear markings and a two color franking. (Image)

Brazil Zeppelin flight cover from Rio De Janeiro (24.May.1930) to Toronto, Canada, correct green Lakehurst backstamp. Proper transit marks. Slight soiling overshadowed by clear markings and a three color franking. (Image)

Brazil Graf Zeppelin Flight cachet cover having Scott #4CL3 cancelled on May 24, 1930 in Rio de Janeiro. It has a transit cancel in Recife on May 28. The cover was addressed to Sevilla, Spain receiving a back stamp there on June 7. (Image)

Cuba 1838 stampless folded letter cover showing a scarce postmark from Fernandina de Jagua consisting of a two-line back postmark. Fernandina de Jagua (current name Cienfuegos) was a sub-administration of the Havana Post Office at this time. This cover was mailed to Havana. (Image)

Cuba 1838 stampless folded letter cover having a prepaid postmark “Matanzas Franco.” It was a sub-administration depending on the Principal Administration in Havana. Appears to have been in an exhibit. This cover was mailed to Havana. (Image)