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Symbol

CatNo.

Lot Description

561

worcester locals

Hale & Co., 1844 (5¢/20 for $1) red on bluish (Scott 75L2), cut to shape and hinged in place, vivid color, ms. "W" initial for Worcester, probably applied as a cancel, red "Hale & Co.'s Mail Worcester" red oval handstamp at top left, on folded letter datelined "Leicester Bank Jany. 15, 1845" to "D.L. Trumbull Esq., Cashier Quinnebaug Bank, Norwich CT", business contents, Very Fine, Hale covers with 75L2 from Worcester Mass are scarce. (Image)

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562

oregon territory 1853.0512

ca. 1853 (May 12), Cover from New London, Ct., to Portland, Oregon Territory, franked by horizontal pair of 3¢ Washington (#11A) in bright shade on fresh paper, tied by New London postmark; usual edge wear, small stain at lower right; nice trans-continental Territorial item, Fine to Very Fine. (Image)

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563

Oregon Town Cancels, 1908-92, nearly 600 envelopes, postal cards, and pieces with town postmarks; 345 Adams to Medford mounted in oversized sketch book along with photograpghs of most post offices and a description about the town; pair of 9" x 12" sketch books with DPO and Branch post offices, 251 covers (also with photographs) from Agate Beach to Zagzag; most are from the 1985-1995 timeframe; key for the Oregon postal historian, Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 17 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Video3 for this lot) (Image)

Estimate $200-325
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564

Calling All Oregonians, 1908-86, 350 envelopes and postcards with town, DPO, and Branch cancels; the key is most come with photographs of the post office; bonus folder with perhaps 100 more photographs ready to be matched; enjoyable time guaranteed, Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 5.8 lbs. (Image)

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LotNo.

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CatNo.

Lot Description

565

1927.0802, alaska flight, nome to

1927 (Aug. 2), Alaska flight, Nome to Anchorage, bearing corner card photo with "Air Mail—Nome to Anchorage, 700 Miles/via Anchorage Air Transport, Inc" caption; franked by 2¢ Washington tied by Nome flag cancel and addressed to New York; no backstamps, missing backflap, but accompanied by photo of Curtiss Hawk "Hoyt Special" (Nome, Alaska, 1929), typed letter on top two-thirds of "War Department/Office of the Chief of the Air Corps" letterhead from (and signed by) Ross G. Hoyt, and "Where Airplanes and Dog Teams Meet" Greetings card from Nome postmaster James H. Anderson with attractive map on reverse; a nice group for your collection or exhibit, Fine to Very Fine.
AAMC PP 58. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)

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566

1930.1018, alaska flight, deering

1930 (Oct. 18), Alaska Flight, Deering to Nome, franked by 2¢ von Steuben tied by Deering, Alaska four-bar postmark; singed by Deering Postmaster and by pilot Bill Graham; Oct. 23 Nome receiver and second unclear Deering postmark on reverse; pointing hand "Returned to Sender" handstamp, the address on reverse revised from New York City to New Haven, Conn., Fine to Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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567

1935.0128, alaska emergenc

1935 (Jan. 28-Feb. 22), Alaska "Emergency mail service" trio, pretty threesome of Koestler-serviced covers, each franked by National Parks issue, with "Emergency mail service/via Airplane from:/[city]" typed endorsement at lower left; covers from Wasilla (Jan. 28), Ugashik (Feb. 4) and Kenai (Feb. 22), each signed or handstamped by postmaster and properly backstamped, Kenai with lightly struck blue green cachet (possibly dog sled design, though difficult to be certain); worth the time to research, Fine to Very Fine. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)

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568

American Airship Commemorative Balance, 1933-83, about 30 covers, cards, and other interesting items; #C7-C9 mint and nicely centered, first flight FAM 18 New York to Lisbon, nine Bureau of Engraving and Printing cards with Zeppelin designs, 1924 1,000,000M document with eight attached coupons, pair of covers postmarked at the South Pole, commemorative envelopes honoring Graf Zeppelin first visit to Miami and airship dock at Akron, set of four Rubber City Stamp Club images of early airships, #771 imperforate block of four First Day Cover (Special Delivery), CAM 18 First Flight with block of #C24, postally used postcard of Viktoria Luise (LZ-11) in flight, 1930 St. Petersburg commemorative with 5¢ Nebraska overprint, 1930 Roessler R-100 envelope postmarked in Montreal (not carried), 1933 First Flight to Miami cachet, 1928 CAM 25 First Flight Atlanta to Miami, 1939 #C24 block lovely First Day Cover, 1932 pioneer Canadian Airmail franked with Ottawa Conference overprint, set of five Nicaragua commemorative Zeppelin envelopes (not flown) with "Z" Silk cachets, and more; nice lot, Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 2 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image)

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569

latin america 1926-31

1926-31, Group of five Latin America early flight covers, comprising covers from Argentina, Brazil (2), Chile and Paraguay; Chile franked with #C1 and pair of 10c O'Higgins, 1926 Argentina with Franco Cubrio flight cachet (10120 kms in 61 hours, 44 minutes), Brazil 1930 First Direct Trans-Atlantic Airmail and 1931 First Panair Flight Brazil-Uruguay-Argentina; plus postcard honoring early Spanish aviators; colorful group to please collector and dealer alike, Fine to Very Fine or better. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6)

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Pioneer Flights

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CatNo.

Lot Description

570

Pan Am Experimental Flights Cover Collection, 1946, 23 mixed-franking envelopes to countries including Venezuela, Bolivia, Suriname, Antigua, Brazil, British Guiana, Costa Rica, Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Curacao, Nicaragua, Trinidad, and Uruguay, Fine to Very Fine. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)

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First Flights

LotNo.

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CatNo.

Lot Description

571

Helicopter Mail First Flights, 1947-52, 42 First Flight Covers on black Vario pages hightlighting early helicopter use in carrying the mail; experimental routes with light duplication and foreign destinations of Germany and Scotland; a solid start, Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 3.6 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image)

Estimate $160-225
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FAM Flights

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CatNo.

Lot Description

572

Fabulous FAM Collection, 1935-45, 65 better Foreign Air Mail (FAM) 14, 18 and 19 flown mail; many annotated by a noted specialist with an eye for the unusual; includes Registered Brussels-New York-Hawaii cover addressed to the Consulate, stunning oversized commercial cover addressed to DeBeers Consolidated Mines in London franked with eight C24 and six 10¢ Prexie ($3 total), Eastern Airlines stationery from Azores (Hora) to New York, FAM 14 to Macao, FAM 18 to London RETURNED TO SENDER, Netherlands to US with censor markings and censor tape, FAM 19 to New Caledonia, FAM 14 to Hong Kong, FAM 14 Guam to Shanghai, NZ to US via New Caledonia-Canton Island-Hawaii, 1937 New Zealand survey flight with printed cachet, Samoan Clipper mail from Auckland to Honolulu addressed to Pan Am, FAM 19 Pan Am corner card Auckland to Pago Pago, Registered Auckland to San Francisco, 1935 First Survey Flight to Hawaii, 1935 Fourth Survey Flight to Guam and return, FAM 14 Manila to Guam, FAM 14 Manila to Honolulu, 1936 San Francisco-Manila-Batavia-Amsterdam-Newark with mixed franking (our friend Roessler), 1937 Honolulu to San Francisco Postage Due, stunning C21-C22 blocks on Amon Carter oversized to China,1937 Manila to Hong Kong then Imperial Airways to Australia, FAM 14 Registerd Canton China to the US, and FAM 14 Hong Kong to Honolulu and Hong Kong to San Francisco; wonderful material, Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 4 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image)

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Pioneer Airmail Flights

LotNo.

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CatNo.

Lot Description

573

10/13

1912 Rhein & Main Flights, Collection of 18 cards (Sieger 10/13), virtually all different; includes 11 cards with the 10pf Semi-Official Airmail, two with the 20pf, two with the 30pf (including a single franking), and three "Gelber Hund": 1.) a single franking with the "Huna" variety, 2.) a double franking, and 3.) a triple franking with one of the three stamps with the "Huna" variety; includes ten Official picture postcards: five Royal Family, two Bracht views, and three Air Field views; most are Damrstadt dispatches; condition is virtually all clean and F-VF. A great lot of these popular cards.
Sieger €4,800 ($5,180). (PDF for this Lot) (Image)

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574

PP87a Type I

1929 (Nov. 28-29), Byrd Expedition, First Flight over the South Pole (AAMC PP87a Type I), fresh cover franked by 5¢ Beacon (#C11) tied by SS City of New York four-bar cancel of Feb. 19, 1930; "South Pole Air Mail" slug variety with handstamped "Nov 28 '29" flight date and (unusually) "Byrd Antarctic/[map]/Expedition" double-ring handstamp alongside; signed by Byrd (expedition leader), Balchen (pilot), June (co-pilot) and McKinley (aerial photographer); cachets faded but still clear, no backstamps, Very Fine, approximately 200 known, mostly this Type I.
AAMC $850. (Image) (Image2)

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575

PP87d1

1929 (Nov. 28), Unique Byrd Expedition North Pole/South Pole Combination Cover (AAMC PP87d1), Airmail cover addressed to Byrd, franked on front by Norway 40ø Posthorn and 2ø & 10ø Polar Bear & Plane, cancelled Ny-Ålesund or King's Bay May 9, 1926, with SS City of New York Feb. 19, 1930 postmark additional; reverse unfranked but with "South Pole Air Mail" and "Byrd Antarctic/[map]/Expedition" cachets in violet, "Nov 28 '29" flight handstamp, and blue SS City of New York receiver as above, each side signed "RE Byrd"; torn 10ø and light toning in address panel of no consequence, Very Fine, a key item for the Byrd or Polar aerophilatelist, the sole example reported in the AAMC.
AAMC $1,500. (Image) (Image2)

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576

1926-49, Byrd Polar Flights Cover Compilation, signed, five covers plus a grandstand admission pass for Philadelphia reception for Byrd on July 1, 1930; the covers celebrating successful flights or their pilots, all but 1926 North Pole Flight Celebratory Tour cover (AAMS #PP55) signed by Balchen or Smith (four singly, one in combination); fresh for their age, and lovely additions to a collection or exhibit, Fine to Very Fine. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)

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Early Zeppelin Flights

LotNo.

Symbol

CatNo.

Lot Description

577

2//17

1912-14, Pioneer Airships, Group of eight flown cards (Sieger 2//17), Schwaben Sieger 2 I (corner of card nicked), Hansa 6 Ia, 6 Ix; Saschen 9 Aa, 9 Cb; and Replacement II 17b, 17c.
Sieger €3,100 ($3,350). (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4)

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578

3//16

1912, Viktoria Luise Passenger Flights, Group of six flown cards (Sieger 3//16), Sieger numbers 3 x, 4, 4 a, 16 Ab, 16 Ad (2 different dates), Fine to Very Fine.
Sieger €2,040 ($2,200). (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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579

4 a

1913 (May 5) Viktoria Luise Passenger Flight (Sieger 4 a), Zeppelin photo card (Shadow of Airship over Baden-Baden) franked with a 5pf Germania with both onboard datestamps, Very Fine.
Sieger €700 ($760). (Image) (Image2)

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580

19 A

1919 (Sep 18), Bodensee Passenger Flight (Sieger 19 A), 7½pf postal card with additional 2½pf Germania tied by Berlin c.d.s.s; clear dated Bodensee onboard postmark, Very Fine.
Michel 120 Ac; €500 ($540).
Sieger €900 ($970). (Image) (Image2)

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USS Los Angeles

LotNo.

Symbol

CatNo.

Lot Description

581

20//22

1924-25 Z.R.3/Los Angeles Flights and 1928 Graf Zeppelin America Flight (Sieger 20//22), 16 covers or cards: five Z.R.3, seven Los Angeles and four Zeppelin (two to Lakehurst and two return, Fine to Very Fine.
Sieger €1,640 ($1,770). (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6) (Image7) (Image8)

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USS Akron

LotNo.

Symbol

CatNo.

Lot Description

582

1933.0530

1933 (May 30), USS Akron Memorial Cover, signed by survivors, on "Navy Department/U. S. S. Akron" Official Business corner envelope, bearing Lakehurst Stamp Society cachet in black, with signatures of Wiley, Deal and Erwin; addressed to Toms River, N.J. and franked by block of four 1¢ Washingtons tied by Lakehurst duplex; next-day Toms River receiver on reverse; attractive and sound, Very Fine, an uncommon cover with corner card-cachet-autographs combination. (Image) (Image2)

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Graf Zeppelin Flights

LotNo.

Symbol

CatNo.

Lot Description

583

021 IVb, 021 VIb

1919 (Sep 28, Oct 8), Two early Graf Zeppelin flights (Sieger 021 IVb, 021 VIb), first a Zeppelin postcard dropped over Munich picturing the inside of a passenger cabin; second a 15pf Airmail postal card dropped over Konstanz; both with red onboard postmarks, Very Fine.
Michel 4 b, 6 Ib; €1,400 ($1,510).
Sieger €1,150 ($1,240). (Image) (Image2)

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584

022 IVb, c, VIIIa

1929 (Feb 4) Württemberg Flight (Feb 22) Workshop Flight (Sieger 022 IVb, c, VIIIa), three Zeppelin cards (2 photo, one zep-Eckener Fund), with red onboard postmarks; Feb 4; normal Friedrichshafen & Ravensbeurg Drop; Feb 22 Mecklenburg Drop, Very Fine.
Michel 12, 12 I, 16 Ia; €1,550 ($1,670).
Sieger €1,050 ($1,130). (Image) (Image2)

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585

23//24

1929 (Mar 25-Apr 29). Orient & Mesiterranean Flights, Group of 16 (Sieger 23//24), various legs, 10 Orient (7 different legs) and six Mediterranean (four legs); all identified by Sieger number, Fine to Very Fine.
Sieger €2,035 ($2,200). (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6) (Image7) (Image8)

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586

023 I a, c, d

1929 (Apr 19) Southwest Germany Flight, three different Drops (Sieger 023 I a, c, d), three Zeppelin view cards franked with 3pf Ebert (366), dropped over Freiburg, Baden-Baden & Mannheim; all with red onboard postmarks.
Michel 19 I a, c, d; €1,050 ($1,130).
Sieger €880 ($950). (Image) (Image2)

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587

25 Ib, 25 b, d

1929 (May 2), Austria Flight, three different (Sieger 25 Ib, 25 b, d), all with onboard cancel: cover franked with 15pf Eagle and Vienna (top flap replaced), and Zeppelin view cards dropped over St. Põlten ("1928" in onboard cancel changed to 192"9" with red pencil—unique?) and Rosenheim, Very Fine.
Michel 21 Iaa, 21 Ic, d; €1,130 ($1,220).
Sieger €900 ($970). (Image) (Image2)

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588

26A//29B

1929 (May 16-Sep 4), Group of 13 covers from three flights (Sieger 26A//29B), comprises six German dispatches from the Interrupted America Flight and the Continued America Flight, and seven U.S. Dispatches from the Round-The-World Flight, including some nice high value frankings, Fine to Very Fine.
Sieger €1,100 ($1,190). (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6) (Image7)

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589

026 III a, b

1929 (Jul 28), Southwest Germany Flight, two different Drops (Sieger 026 III a, b), Zeppelin view cards with red onboard postmarks, dropped over Stuttgart and Pforzheim, the latter addressed to Höngg, Switzerland with a Jul 29 receiver, Very Fine.
Michel 26 I a, b; €750 ($810).
Sieger €1,000 ($1,080). (Image) (Image2)

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590

30 Aa//30 Bb

1929 (Aug 7-Sep 4), Round-the-World Flight, Group of 14 covers (Sieger 30 Aa//30 Bb), some duplication (9 different legs), but lots of different frankings and all identified by Sieger number; includes S.30 Ac with a 4m Zeppelin having the dot on "K" printing flaw, Fine to Very Fine.
Sieger €3,195 ($3,450). (PDF for this Lot) (Image) (Image2)

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591

31 A-B

1929 (Aug 23-29), Round-the-World Flight, Tokyo-Los Angeles & Tokyo-Lakehurst (Sieger 31 A-B), matched pair of covers with all appropriate markings; Tokyo-Los Angeles cover reduced slightly at the top, Fine to Very Fine.
Michel 30 E, 31 E; €1,300 ($1,400).
Sieger €1,300 ($1,400). (Image) (Image2)

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592

33 a, b, d

1929 (Sep 11-12), Germany Flight, Part 1, three different Drops (Sieger 33 a, b, d), drops to Dûsseldorf, Dortmund, and Mûnster, Very Fine.
Michel 33 a, b, d. Sieger €950 ($1,030).
Michel €800 ($860). (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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593

34 d, f, h, k

1929 (Sep 17), Germany Flight, four different Drops (Sieger 34 d, f, h, k), three cards and a cover with various frankings (one card a Zeppelin view), dropped over Brand, Eschweiler, Osnabruch & Oldenburg; all with red onboard postmarks, Very Fine.
Michel 31 I e, g, J, l; €1,780 ($1,920).
Sieger €1,750 ($1,890). (Image) (Image2)

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594

35 b, 37 c, 39 a, 42 B

1929 (Sep 26-Oct 16), Four different flights (Sieger 35 b, 37 c, 39 a, 42 B), two cards and two covers, Very Fine.
Michel 35 If, 37 Ia, 39 Ia, 42 I; €1,750 ($1,890).
Sieger €1,250 ($1,350). (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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595

38 d//42 B

1929 (Oct 1-17), Five covers/cards from four different flights (Sieger 38 d//42 B).
Sieger €1,050 ($1,130). (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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596

43 A-B, 43 AI-AII, 43 c-d

1929 (Oct 17), Silesia Flight, Six different (Sieger 43 A-B, 43 AI-AII, 43 c-d), the Gleiwitz Drop bears a colorful Eckener Fund label, the Beuthen ("Wild") Drop is unfranked, Fine to Very Fine.
Sieger €1,040 ($1,120). (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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597

44 B//50 C

1929 (Oct 23-Nov 15), Short Flights, Group of 17 (Sieger 44 B//50 C), six different Flights, various legs, including two Swiss frankings; all identified by Sieger number, Very Fine.
Sieger €1,580 ($1,710). (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6) (Image7) (Image8) (Image9)

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598

45 d

1929, Flight to Dübendorf, St. Gallen drop (Sieger 45 d), Sekula Zeppelin card with special 3-color Flight label/cachet franked with a 50pf Eagle tied by a type a onboard cancel alongside a St. Gallen c.d.s., Extremely Fine, signed Koerber.
Michel 44II a; €700+ ($760).
Sieger €600+ ($650). (Image) (Image2)

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599

51//56

1930 (Apr 12-May 2) Short Flights, Group of 16 (Sieger 51//56), six different Flights, various legs, including one Spanish franking; all identified by Sieger number, Fine.
Sieger €1,070 ($1,160). (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6) (Image7) (Image8)

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600

57 A//57 f

1930 (May 16-Jun 6), South America Flight, Collection of 28 cards or covers (Sieger 57 A//57 f), 24 different Sieger numbers; all but three franked with at least one South America Flight Zeppelin, two bear both a 2m and a 4m (#C38-C39), and three have two 4m; three additionally bear Brazil Semi-Official Airmails; an exceptional lot, Very Fine.
Scott $10,875. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)

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