Motive / Thematic Philately continued...

Great Britain 1928, airletter from London 21.11.28 with AÉROPOSTALE to Buenos Aires, rare early document with horizontal crease (Image 1)

Great Britain 1929, airletter with 4 / 4½ Sh from Greenocj 9.10.29 with AÉROPOSTALE to Buenos Aires 21.10.29, to Lomas de Zamora 21.10. (Image 1)

Great Britain 1929, airletter with 8 / 6½ Sh from London 3.10.29 with AÉROPOSTALE to Buenos Aires 14.10, sender lid is absent (Image 1)

Great Britain 1939, airletter from Belfast 1.9.39 with partly damaged franking, under-franked with 3 / 6 Sh, therefore additional franking 6 P in London at the 3.9, the German Flight service was adjusted, therefore forwarding to Paris and thence with AIR FRANCE first at the 11.9. To Buenos Aires 14.9, postal history very interesting (Image 1)

Great Britain 1939, airletter from Belfast 17.2.39 with 4 Sh, among others 2 / 6 Sh Seehorse, to Buenos Aires 22.2. (Image 1)

Iraq 1942, registered airmail cover from Baghdad 21.2.42 with 5, 20 and 75 F to Reading / England, Iraqi censorship with bilingual framed four line cancel\". Adversity examined\" and British censorship with lateral blanking plate, arrival 20.4.42 (Image 1)

MAROCCO 1920, airletter from Casablanca 9.4.20 via Rabat 10.4. With LATÉCOERE to Paris (Image 1)

Mozambique 1938, registered airmail cover from Lourenco Marques 30.4.38 via Marseille and Paris 6.5. With AIR FRANCE to Rio de Janeiro 11.5.38 (Image 1)

Netherlands 1936, airletter from Rotterdam 17.7.36 via Paris with additional \"PARIS 19.7.36 100 EME TRAVERSEE AERIENNE DE L\'ATLANTIQUE brew\" with AIR FRANCE to Rio de Janeiro (Image 1)

PERU 1940, airmail cover from Lima 9.5.40 with blue special cancel to the 10 years of existence of the French South Atlantic Line to Paris (Image 1)

Switzerland 1925, airletter from Lausanne 18.8.25 via Geneva 18.8. And Toulouse with LATÉCOERE to Casablanca 20.8. (Image 1)

Switzerland 1937, Special postal service flight Zurich - Sion / 4. International flight meeting Zurich, additional franked Alliance celebration stamps special postal stationery card with disarmament Michel F, mailed near the \"automobile post office 1.8.37\", arrival Sion 2.8.37 (Image 1)

SENEGAL 1928, airletter from Dakar 11.12.28, Aeropostale F-AIUU, emergency landing with aircraft fire by Time bone / Spain at the 15.12.28, to Paris with appropriate memo cancel of the French post from 16.12. (Image 1)

URUGUAY 1932, Montevideo - Paris - Hamburg, registered airmail cover 5.11.32 from Department of State with letter cancel on face to the consulate in Hamburg, part-cash-postage with meter cancellation \"Official - Prensa\" with 24 C postage stamp impression and colourful Michel F, reverse small defect, transit Paris 14.11.32, arrival Hamburg 15.11.32 (Image 1)

USA 1924, US government special flight to the congress the democrats, air mail letter with flight special cancel \"Democratic Convention / Special Airmail\" 24.6.24 with 2 C from Washington to Chicago (Image 1)

USA 1930, crash of a post aircraft at the 22.12.1930, letter from Westminster 19.12.30 to Californien with 5 C airmail, on face violet two-line cancel \"Damaged by Air blanket crash / December 22, 1930\", on both sides strength traces from water for firefighting (Image 1)

USA 1930, letter from Lot-Angeles 10.1.30 to pittsburgh PA with 5 C, crashed in Cedar city with on face violet two-line cancel \"Delay due to wrecked mail blanket January 10, 1930\", late return to sender 28.6.30 with green \"Return to writer, unclaimed\", a little rough opened, despite crash without further defects (Image 1)

Austria 1934, airletter from Vienna 24.8.34 with pure airmail stamps franking via Paris 25.8. To Pernambuco 1.9. (Image 1)

Austria 1936, airletter from Vienna 20.3.36 via Paris 21.3.36 with AIR FRANCE to Santiago de Chile 29.3. (Image 1)

Wilhelm conceited Friedrich Christian Karl Prince from Prussia, personal signature on bread-and-butter letter with matching cover, to the character: (* 7. July 1883 in the Marble Palace, Potsdam; ++ 8. December 1942 in Potsdam) was a prussian Prince, General major as well from 1907 to 1926 the 34. Men's champion of the Order of St. John. (illustrations see online catalogue) (Image 1)