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LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
2241 cover 101A3 image1918 (May 15), First Trip, Washington-New York (AAMC 101A3), 24¢ Jenny (C3) tied on a cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Washington/ May 15, 10AM/ First Trip" duplex; neat red & blue YMCA corner card, backstamped New York the next day, Very Fine.
Scott C3; $750.
AAMC $500. (Image) (Image2)

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2242 cover 101B1 image1918 (May 15), First Trip, Washington-Philadelphia (AAMC 101B1), 24¢ Jenny (C3) tied on cover over a special "Aerial Mail Service/ Washington—Philadelphia—New York" label by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Washington/ May 15, 1918/ First Trip" duplex handstamp; also bearing an additional pink "Special Aero Mail" label and light "Fee Claimed…" handstamp; backstamped Philadelphia the next day, Very Fine.
Scott C3; $750.
AAMC $450. (Image) (Image2)

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2243 cover 101B2 image1918 (May 15), First Trip, Washington-Philadelphia (AAMC 101B2), 24¢ Jenny (C3) tied on cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Washington/ May 15, 10AM/ First Trip" duplex handstamp; backstamped Philadelphia the next day, Very Fine.
Scott C3; $750.
AAMC $650.


In addition to the cover letter, in which the sender tells his sweetheart of the uniqueness of the mail, he also encloses a seperate three-paragraph love letter on onionskin; making this, most likely, the first airmail love letter. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4)

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2244 cover 101B2 image1918 (May 15), First Trip, Washington-New York (AAMC 101B2), 24¢ Jenny (C3) tied on an illustrated advertising postcard by a "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Washington/ May 15, 10AM/ First Trip" duplex handstamp; faint "Fee Claimed…" handstamp; backstamped Brooklyn the next day; card is an all-over ad for Ernst Gerstenberg's Cafe & Deli in Washington; some wear, but a unique First Flight cover, Fine.
Scott C3; $750.
AAMC $500. (Image) (Image2)

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2245 cover 101C1 image1918 (May 15), First Trip, Philadelphia-New York (AAMC 101C1), 24¢ Jenny (C3) tied on a Aero Club of Pennsylvania cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Phila./ May 15, 1918/ First Trip" duplex handstamp, with a blue "Special Aero Mail" label; backstamped New York the same day, Very Fine.
Scott C3; $750.
AAMC $500. (Image) (Image2)

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2246 cover 101D1 image1918 (May 15), First Trip, Philadelphia-Washington D.C. (AAMC 101D1), 24¢ Jenny (C3) tied on a smallish cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Phila./ May 15, 1918/ First Trip" duplex handstamp, with a blue "Special Aero Mail" label; no Washington receiver but signed by Benjamin B. Lipsner, the first Superintendent of the U.S. Aerial Mail Service., Very Fine.
Scott C3; $750.
AAMC $500.


Lipsner was a former U.S. Army Captain and pilot who resigned his commission to take the post of Superintendent. (Image) (Image2)

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2247 cover 101E1 image1918 (May 15), First Trip, New York-Philadelphia (AAMC 101E1), 24¢ Jenny (C3) tied on a cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ New York/ May 15, 1918/ First Trip" duplex handstamp; Scott Stamp & Coin corner card, backstamped Philadelphia the same day, Very Fine.
Scott $750.
AAMC $450. (Image) (Image2)

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2248 101E var. image1918 (May 15), First Trip, New York Admission Ticket (AAMC 101E var.), postcard-size ticket inscribed "Initial Flight, Airplane Mail Service, New York---Philadelphia---Washington" at "Belmont Park, Wednesday, May 15th, 1918, 11.30 A.M."; the card is serially numbered "241" and is signed by Postmaster General, Albert A. Burleson and by Aviation writer and Aero Club organizer, Henry Woodhouse; bent upper left corner, otherwise Very Fine. A similar card is illustrated in the A.A.M.C, Volume 3, 7th Ed., pp. 496.


The card also bears a rubberstamped signatureof Army Major R.H. Fleet, the man given the responsibility of assembling the six pilots and six planes for the Post Office, a task that he would miraculously accomplish in just eight days, despite the fact that there were no experienced pilots and no planes with the necessary fuel capacity or cargo space. An interesting artical on his adventure is available here: https://www.airandspaceforces.com/article/1289airmai . (Image) (Image2)

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2249 cover 101F1 image1918 (May 15), First Trip, New York-Washington (AAMC 101F1), two singles of 12¢ Franklin (512) tied on a cover by a magenta "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ New York/ May 15, 1918/ First Trip" duplex handstamp; signed by "James C. Edgerton, Pilot - 2nd Lt. - S.R.C.A.S." and mailed by colletor W.T. Robey—the purchaser of the full sheet of the Inverted Jenny at the Post Office—to himself in Washington., Very Fine, An ironic twist, as most of these covers were franked with the 24¢ Jenny.
Scott $750.
AAMC $450.


We suspect that he used the 12¢ stamps in lieu of the 24¢ Inverts. (Image) (Image2)

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2250 cover 1918.0715 image1918 (Jul 15), First Day of 16¢ Rate, 16¢ Jenny (C2) tied on cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ New York/ July 15, 11 AM, 1918" duplex handstamp, flown to Boston with a light Jul 16 Special Delivery handstamp and manuscript "14520" along with a Jul 16 Boston backstamp, Very Fine.
Scott $800. (Image) (Image2)

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2251 cover 1918.0715 image1918 (Jul 15), First Day of 16¢ Rate, 16¢ Jenny (C2) tied on cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Philadelphia/ July 15, 12_M, 1918" duplex handstamp, flown to New York with faint "Fee Claimed…" handstamp and manuscript "1819"; backstamped New York the same day, Very Fine.
Scott $800. (Image) (Image2)

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2252 cover 1918.0715 image1918 (Jul 15), First Day of 16¢ Rate, three Louis W. Charlat covers flown Philadelphia-New York, all franked with different combinations of Washington-Franklins: 1.) pair of 3¢ + a 10¢ Special Delivery (529, E11); 2.) 5¢ & 11¢ (504, 511); and 3.) 3¢, 11¢ & 2¢ Panama-Pacific (529, 511, 398); an excellent group, Very Fine.
Scott $800. (Image)

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2253 cover 1918.0715 image1918 (Jul 15), First Day of 16¢ Rate, 16¢ Jenny (C2) tied on cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Washington/ July 15, 1918" duplex handstamp, flown to New York with faint "Fee Claimed…" and "14072" handstamps; backstamped New York the same day, Very Fine.
Scott $800. (Image) (Image2)

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2254 cover 1918.0715 image1918 (Jul 15), First Day of 16¢ Rate, 16¢ Jenny (C2) tied on cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Philadelphia/ July 15, 11 AM, 1918" duplex handstamp, flown to New York with handstamped "Fee Claimed…" and "14208"; backstamped New York the same day, Very Fine.
Scott $800. (Image) (Image2)

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2255 cover 107 image1918 (Aug 12), Philadelphia-New York (AAMC 107), 24¢ Jenny (C3) tied on a cover by an "Air Mail Service Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Phila." duplex handstamp; signed by B(enjamin) B. Lipsner, the first Superintendent of the U.S. Aerial Mail Service, and by pilot Bob Shank; mounted on a display page with a photo of the "Flying Staff of the Aerial Mail division, the page also signed by Lipsner & Shank.; top flap missing, Very Fine. A unique C3 cover.
Scott C3; $750.
AAMC $500.


On this date, the Post Office Department took over the complete operation of the Air Mail Service. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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2256 cover 108-109 image1918 (Sep 5-9) First Flight, New York-Chicago and Return via Bryan, Cleveland & Lock Haven (AAMC 108-109), 10 different covers franked with a 16¢ Jenny (C2): Sep 5: New York-Chicago (2, one with both markings, the other with just the duplex) and New York-Lock Haven; Sep 9: Cleveland-Chicago and Bryan-Chicago; and Sep 9: Chicago-New York, Chicago-Bryan, Chicago-Cleveland, Chicago-Lock Haven, and Lock Haven-New York, Fine to Very Fine.
AAMC $1,425. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6) (Image7) (Image8)

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2257 cover 121 image1919 (Dec 5), Jahn Experiment Aerial Mail Drop (AAMC 121), 6¢ Jenny (C1) tied by "First Aerial Plane Non-Stop Mail Delivery/ Official Experiment" special cancel, Dec 5, 1919, on a cover with framed "Jahn Aerial Mail Dropping Apparatus" cachet; the cover, which has a fancy St. James Hotel corner card, was one of 134 dropped over the U.S. Capitol Building using inventor Leroy Jahn's parachute device. It was then canceled with a normal Dec 5 Washington duplex and sent to Eugene Klein in Philadelphia, where it was backstamped the same day. Included is the original mimeographed descriptive letter. This cover is number "#134" of the 134 mailed, Very Fine. Most covers were franked with ordinary stamps. Those franked with C1-3 command a premium.
AAMC $250+. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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2258 cover 144 image1921 (May 3), Experimental Flight San Francisco-New York (AAMC 144), 6¢ Jenny (C1) tied by a San Francisco slogan cancel, May 3, 1921, oval "Air Mail Service./ San Francisco Calif./ May 3" flight cachet (not completely struck up) and straightline "U.S. Air Mail/ San Francisco, Calif.", Fine to Very Fine.
AAMC $450. (Image) (Image2)

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2259 cover 168 image1924 (Sep 5), First U.S. Landing of Army Round-the-World Fliers (AAMC 168), complete 1923 Airmails (C4-C6) tied by special "Boston First Landing in U.S. of World Fliers" machine cancel on a Registered Special Delivery Airmail cover sent by Joseph Steinmetz to himself in Seattle, Wash.; backstamped Salt Lake City on Sep 7 and Seattle on Sep 10, Very Fine.
Scott C4-C6. (Image) (Image2)

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2260 cover 1918.1216 image1918 (Dec 16), First Day of 6¢ Rate, 6¢ Jenny (C1) tied by "Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Washington./ Dec 14, 7PM" Air Mail duplex on a cover from renowned philatelist, Hugh Southgate to fellow philatelist, Edward Wintermute in Brooklyn and backstamped there on Dec 17. Also included is the enclosed Dec 14 note from Southgate to Wintermute, in part, "I thought you might be interested in a first trip of the 6¢ rate - aeroplane which I understand is the 15th.", Fine to Very Fine.
Scott $2,000. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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2261 cover 1918.1216 image1918 (Dec 16), First Day of 6¢ Rate, 6¢ Jenny (C1) tied by Dec 16, 1918 "Wash. N.Y. Phila./ Phila." Air Mail duplex on a First Flight cover from Phil Ward to H.F. Colman in Washington D.C.; faint vertical tone line at the right end, otherwise Extremely Fine.
Scott $2,000. (Image) (Image2)

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2262 cover 1933.0505 image1933 (May 5) Do.-X Flight, Passau - Staad, cover originating in Russia, with four stamps totaling 65k tied by Leningrad-Berlin Airmail c.d.s.s, 7 Jul 1933; in Passau 61pf German postage was added, including a Frederick the Great gutter pairs (Mi. WZ9 & 11, €400) and canceled Passau, 5 Sep, and the [Do.-X] cachet was applied, and a Staad receiver the same day., Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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2263 cover   imageGroup of Pioneer Zeppelin Cards, 16 Zeppelin picture postcards including a few flown, 1908-1918; one with a Sismondo certificate (Schwaben, Mi 10 Bd, €800); one mounted on an unidentified piece of Airship hull fabric; three with private Zeppelin labels; condition os overall Very Fine, though one has had the postage removed. A most interesting group. Shipping charges apply - weight 0.8 lbs. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6) (Image7) (Image8)

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2264 cover 18 IIg/i image1929 (Mar 25), Orient Flight, Palestine Drop (Michel 18 IIg/i), 2m Zeppelin (C36) tied by a Mar 24 Friedrichshafen c.d.s. on a cover with a Roessler printed Zeppelin cachet and the red flight cachet; backstamped two different Mar 27 Jerusalem handstamped c.d.s.s: "A" & "B" with no Palestine franking, Very Fine.
Michel €2,000 ($2,160). (Image) (Image2)

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2265 cover 64c image1930 (May 18-25), South America Flight, Friedrichshafen to Rio de Janeiro (Michel 64c), block of 4 of the 2m & a single 4m Zeppelin (C38-C39) tied by May 19 Berlin c.d.s.s on a cover Berlin connecting flight and Zeppelin flight cachets and a May 25 Rio de Janeiro backstamp, Very Fine. A very scarce franking.
Scott $1,575.
Michel €2,400 ($2,590). (Image) (Image2)

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2266 cover 68b image1930 (May 18-Jun 6), South America Flight, Round Trip, Friedrichshafen to Friedrichshafen (Michel 68b), 2m & 4m Zeppelins (C38-C39) tied, along with a 5pf Semi-Postal (B28) by a May 19 onboard cancel, on a dual-cacheted card with a Jun 6 Friedrichshafen receiver; card features a photo, lyrics and sheet music to "Mein Markneukirchen", Very Fine.
Scott $675.
Michel €900 ($970). (Image) (Image2)

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2267 cover C13-C15 imageAirmail, 1930, Graf Zeppelin complete on First Day cover (Scott C13-C15), the set of three tied by two neat Apr 19 Washington D.C. duplex handstamps on a red & blue-bordered Airmail envelope flown on Zeppelins Round Trip flight, Friedrichshafen - Friedrichshafen with all appropriate markings including the small circular "Round Trip" handstamp, Very Fine, signed Kessler, with a 1989 A.P.S. certificate.
Scott $10,000. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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2268 cover C13-C15 imageAirmail, 1930, Graf Zeppelin complete (Scott C13-C15), the set of three tied by a May 5 New York duplex handstamp on a legal size Round Trip Zeppelin cover, Friedrichshafen - Friedrichshafen with all appropriate markings including the small circular "Round Trip" handstamp. (Image) (Image2)

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2269 cover C14-C15 imageAirmail, 1930, $1.30 & $2.60 Graf Zeppelin (Scott C14-C15), tied by a neat May 6 New York slogan cancel on a Round Trip Zeppelin cover, Friedrichshafen - Friedrichshafen, with all appropriate markings including the small circular "Round Trip" handstamp. (Image) (Image2)

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2270 cover C13 imageAirmail, 1930, 65¢ Graf Zeppelin (Scott C13), tied, along with six more Airmail stamps (C8-C12), making up the requisite $1.30 rate, by three May 31 New York duplex handstamps on a blue Return Trip Zeppelin cover, Lakehurst - Friedrichshafen, with all appropriate markings; addressed to Weinsberg, Württemberg with a fancy pictorial receiving backstamp, Very Fine. A most unusual franking. (Image) (Image2)

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2271 cover C13 imageAirmail, 1930, 65¢ Graf Zeppelin (Scott C13), block of 4 with plate no., tied along with a 10¢ Special Delivery by New York duplex handstamps, Apr 25, on a legal size cover flown Friedrichshafen - Lakehurst with all appropriate markings, Fine to Very Fine.
Scott $750+. (Image) (Image2)

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2272 cover C14 imageAirmail, 1930, $1.30 Graf Zeppelin (Scott C14), tied by a May 5 New York duplex on a Zeppelin return Flight cover, Lakehurst - Friedrichshafen, with a Herbert Griffin printed cachet and all appropriate markings, Very Fine.
Scott $375. (Image) (Image2)

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2273 cover 204d image1931 (26 Jul), Polar Flight, Friedrichshafen to the Malyguin (Michel 204d), Polar Flight Zeppelins complete (C40-C42) with Jul 27 onboard c.d.s.s tying the 2m & 4m, the 1m uncanceled; Jul 27 Malyguin c.d.s. and red Polar Flight cachetred flight cachet, Extremely Fine.
Scott $1,130.
Michel €2,250 ($2,430). (Image) (Image2)

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2274 cover 204d image1931 (26 Jul), Polar Flight, Friedrichshafen to the Malyguin (Michel 204d), 4m Polar Flight Zeppelin (C42) tied by a Jul 24 Friedrichshafen c.d.s. on a cover with the red flight cachet and a Jul 27 Malyguin receiver; also bears a Sep 5 duplex handstamp of Cranford N.J., the town to which the cover is addressed, Very Fine, with 2022 H-D Schlegel certificate.
Scott $1,130.
Michel €2,250 ($2,430). (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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2275 cover 205 Ib image1931 (Jul 27), Polar Flight, Malyguin to Leningrad to Berlin (Michel 205 Ib), Zeppelin picture postcard franked with two 1m Polar Flight Zeppelins (C40) tied by Jul 29 onboard c.d.s.s with red Polar Flight and black Leningrad-Berlin cachets and Berlin receiver, Extremely Fine.
Michel €750 ($810). (Image) (Image2)

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2276 cover 347b, 350b, 355b image1933 (Oct 14), Chicago Flight, Set of three covers (Michel 347b, 350b, 355b), each franked with a different value of the Chicago Flight Zeppelins (C43-C45) (plus additional postage as needed); the 1m to Pernambuco, addressed to Buenos Aires and backstamped there on Oct 20; the 2m to Miami, backstamped Oct 23; the 4m Round Trip to Friedrichshafen; all are canceled Berlin, Oct 13, and bear the Berlin connecting flight cachet and two strikes of the Chicago Flight cachet; a Very Fine and desirable set, with a 1996 H-G Schlegel certificate noting the a couple of slightly short perfs on the right side of the 4m that are completely unnoticeable (see photo).
Scott $1,285.
Michel €1,600 ($1,730). (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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2277 cover 352 image1933 (Oct 14), Chicago Flight, Friedrichshafen to Chicago (Michel 352), Chicago Flight Zeppelins complete (C43-C45) tied by Oct 11 Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel Airport c.d.s.s on a Registered cover with Oct 14 Friedrichshafen c.d.s., red Flight cachet and and Chicago & Philadelphia backstamps, Extremely Fine.
Scott $1,235.
Michel €1,450 ($1,570). (Image) (Image2)

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2278 cover 355a image1933 (Oct 14), Chicago Flight, Round Trip Friedrichshafen to Friedrichshafen (Michel 355a), pair of 1m & a single 2m Chicago Flight Zeppelins (C43-C44) tied by Friedrichshafen c.d.s.s on a 15pf Airmail postal card with red flight cachet and Friedrichshafen backstamp, otherwise Very Fine.
Scott $1,000.
Michel €1,300 ($1,400). (Image) (Image2)

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2279 cover 355b image1933 (Oct 14), Chicago Flight, Round Trip Friedrichshafen to Friedrichshafen (Michel 355b), two 1m & a single 2m Chicago Flight Zeppelins (C43-C44) tied by Oct 13 Berlin c.d.s.s on a 15pf Airmail postal card with red Berlin connecting flight & Chicago Flight cachets and Friedrichshafen backstamp, otherwise Very Fine.
Scott $1,000.
Michel €1,300 ($1,400). (Image) (Image2)

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Literature & Supplies

Catalogues
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
2280 sanabria, nicolas. sanabrias air post ca imageSanabria, Nicolas, Sanabria's Air Post Catalogue, 1954 edition in a slim volume (537 pgs) and 1966 edition (cover needs repair) in a fat volume (1,347 pgs); also 40 different Aero Philatelist Annals; tremendous volume of knowledge, Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 9 lbs. (Image)

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