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LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
241 nh C9 image1927 20c yellow green, n.h., near perfect centering, with 2022 PSE certificate graded "Superb 98" (SMQ $275) (Cat No. C9) (Image)

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SOLD for $140.00
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242 og C13-15 image1930 65c-$2.60 Zeppelin set of three, h.r., well centered, fine-v.f., cat. $1080 (Cat No. C13-15) (Image)

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SOLD for $600.00
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243 og C13 image1930 65c green, h.r., v.f., with photocopy of a 2020 PFC for a pair from which this originated, cat. $180 (Cat No. C13) (Image)

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244 og C13 image1930 65c green, h.r., v.f., cat. $180 (Cat No. C13) (Image)

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SOLD for $150.00
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245 O C13 image1930 65c green, used, large even margins all around, with 2021 PSAG certificate graded "98" (SMQ $1,650) (Cat No. C13) (Image)

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SOLD for $750.00
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246 E C13,14 image1930 65c green and $1.30 brown, well centered, used Washington, Apr.19, 1930 on First Day Card, with Europe Pan-America Round Flight cachet and round "This Article Made The Complete Round Trip Via Graf Zeppelin" below, red South America flight cachet, "Via Friedrichshafen * Graf Zeppelin to Lakehurst and continuing on Last Leg to Friedrichshafen" direction instruction at top, appropriate transits and Jamestown, N.Y. June 19, 1930 arrival, fine and scarce First Day Card making round trip via Zeppelin (Cat No. C13,14) (Image)

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247 nh C14 image1930 $1.30 brown, n.h., post office fresh, with 2022 PFC graded "XF-90" (SMQ $775) (Cat No. C14) (Image)

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SOLD for $600.00
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248 O C14 image1930 $1.30 brown, black cancel, well centered, fresh, with 2021 PSAG certificate graded "85" (SMQ $450) (Cat No. C14) (Image)

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249 E C14 image1930 $1.30 brown, well centered, used Washington, Apr.19, 1930 First Day Cover to Lakehurst, with Europe Pan-America Round Flight cachet, minor corner wrinkles, fine, cat. $900 (Cat No. C14) (Image)

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SOLD for $300.00
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250 E C14 image1930 $1.30 Zeppelin, canceled April 19 on flown FDC from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen on the return flight of LZ-127, with scarce "scratched" flight confirmation cachet (50% premium per Michel). The "scratched cachet" covers resulted from an early decision by an eager postal employee in the New York Post Office to service covers intended for the flight from Lakehurst in advance. Such covers had received the "Type I" flight confirmation cachet, showing the full Zeppelin route. Type I cachet was used until May 6 (the last day before the departure of the ship carrying the American mail to be flown from Friedrichshafen). Shortly thereafter, the decision was made to modify the confirmation cachet for mail departing from Lakehurst. The new Type II cachet showed only the US to Germany portion of the trip. To comply, postal clerks were forced to manually scratch off part of the cachet design on covers processed in advance. Such "scratched cachet" covers are uncommon and are found almost exclusively on 65c green, cat. $900 (Cat No. C14) (Image)

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251 E C14 image1930 $1.30 brown, v.f. single used on Apr.28, 1930 picture postcard addressed to Primos, Del., with Europe-Pan-America violet Round Flight cachet and June 2 arrival pmk, card wrinkles, cat. $390 (Cat No. C14) (Image)

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SOLD for $250.00
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252 E C14 image1930 $1.30 brown, horizontal pair, fine-v.f. used on Roessler cacheted cover with Europe-Pan-America violet Round Flight handstamp, cat. $720 (Cat No. C14) (Image)

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SOLD for $500.00
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253 O C15 image1930 $2.60 blue, used, intense color, with 2021 PSAG certificate graded "95" (SMQ $1,000) (Cat No. C15) (Image)

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SOLD for $600.00
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254 E C15 image1930 $2.60 blue, well centered, used Washington, Apr.19, 1930 First Day Cover to Lakehurst, with Europe Pan-America Round Flight cachet, v.f., cat. $1000 (Cat No. C15) (Image)

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255 E C15 image1930 $2.60 blue, fine single used on Roessler cacheted cover with Europe-Pan-America violet Round Flight handstamp, cat. $575 (Cat No. C15) (Image)

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SOLD for $475.00
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256 nh C16 image1931 5c violet, bottom sheet margin single, n.h., with 2022 PSE certificate graded "XF-SUP 95J" (SMQ $315) (Cat No. C16) (Image)

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SOLD for $290.00
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257 nhbl C18 image1933 50c green, top margin plate number block of six, n.h., fine-v.f., cat. $600 (Cat No. C18) (Image)

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SOLD for $190.00
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258 E   imageFlight Covers. 1927 (29 June) Byrd Transatlantic Flight, Post Office Department Second Assistant Postmaster General cover, franked with 5c Roosevelt and 10c Lindbergh Air Post adhesives, tied by Mineola, June 21 cds, addressed to Mr. R.C.Wood in Neuilly-sur-Seine, "Via Commander Byrd New York to Paris" instructions typewritten at left, with 3.7.27 arrival pmk alongside and "Kindest Regards R.E.Byrd" autographed below. The monoplane "America" took off from New York and after a 42 hour flight was forced to land on the beach. The mail pouch was soaked, most of the recovered mail shows some evidence of waterlogging. This cover was personally carried by Byrd, hence it is in fine condition and is further accompanied by a personal signed card from Second Assistant Postmaster General "Air Mail Greeting via Commander Byrd's three-motored ship - New York to Paris Flight" (R.C. Wood served in WWI as US-France Liaison officer at Brest Naval Base, and later stayed in France.ÿ He was active in the Paris Post (chapter) of the American Legion and was elected the Aviation Committee Chair.ÿHe became intimately involved in the preparations for the upcoming Orteig Prize competition and was widely recognized as instrumental in setting up flights on the French side of Atlantic.ÿ Here's a telling excerpt from his April 20, 1927 letter to the National Aviation Association President Porter Adams. "There is a great deal of interest over here now concerning the Trans Atlantic Flights that should soon take place.ÿ At this writing it seems as if Commander Davis would be the first American to 'take off. His plane is christened 'American Legion' as you know and the Paris Post is making preparations to receive him.ÿ I am Chairman of the Aviation Committee and am attending to the details on the Aviation end, such as getting le Bourget Airport lighted up and the Paris-London Route.ÿ La Direction Generale de l'Aeronautique here have also promised me to operate the big new search light of Mont Valerien that night. We are also asking the Navy Department to light Lesay Search Light at Cherbourg." ÿ After Davis got killed in Aon takeoff, Wood had switched to assisting the subsequent American attempts, those by Lindbergh, and later by Byrd. ÿÿNot surprisingly, an Assistant PMG had sent a personal letter to Wood, and had asked Byrd to treat it in a special manner) (Image)



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259 E   imageFlight Covers. 1931 "Justice for Hungary" flown card from Flint, Michigan, with pre-printed bilingual cachet, 1c franking and 32f Postage Due affixed on arrival, fine (in July, 1931, newspapers all over the world reported on the front page that two Hungarian pilots, Alexander Magyar and George Endresz crossed the Atlantic Ocean from the United States to Hungary in a Lockheed-Sirius airplane named "Justice for Hungary." The flight was intended to call attention to the dismemberment of Hungary after World War I. It was a spectacular success. On July 15, 1931, the trans-Oceanic flight left Harbor-Grace for Budapest on a non-stop flight of 26 hours and 20 minutes (Charles Lindbergh's flight in 1927 took six hours longer) and marked the first time that an airplane crossing the ocean had radio contact both with the starting and landing aerodromes. It was also the first time such a flight was used for political purposes. The pilots were received as heroes in Budapest) (Image)



SOLD for $160.00
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260 E   imageFlight Covers. 1933 (3 June) Attempted Round the World Flight by Jimmie Mattern; flight failed as his plane crashed in Siberia on June 14th. He was eventually rescued by Eskimos and flown to Nome, Alaska by the famous Russian pilot, Sigismund Levanevsky (in a twist of fate, Mattern would join the search for Levanevsky after he went missing in 1937. Levanevsky was never found). Mattern flew the rest of the way back to New York. A small cover with Russian and U.S. adhesives on front and back, signed by Mattern, with all cancels showing the complete history of this flight (New York, Jomfruland, Moscow, Krasnoyarsk, Omsk, Khabarovsk, Fairbanks, Juneau, Nome, Alaska etc.), minor adhesive toning showing through, otherwise unusually nice and v.f. cover, signed Mikulski (Image)



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