1935 France Aviation Airmail FFC First Flight Cover Marseille to South America

Calgary, Alberta 1939, hand written "Via Trans-Atlantic Air Mail". In good condition except for a smal tatty area at the top left corner

1933 (May 31) Davis registered cover from Dublin for the Graf Zeppelin 2nd South America flight, this cover to Rio, with all cachets, transit markings, backstamps and special Zeppelin airmail label. F

1932 (Sept. 22) Sieger/Stoltz printed matter cover from Dublin for the Graf Zeppelin 7th South America flight, this cover to Recife, with all cachets, transit markings and backstamps. A few tiny, very

Three pieces from the First Air Mail Flight of the Graf Zeppelin from the U.S. to Germany, October 28, 1928. Two covers, both canceled, with one mailed to Paris, France from New York, has original let

A large lot of approx. 97 first day or air mail covers, mostly commemorating inaugural flights of commercial planes, varying sizes, varying dates although most 1970-75, a majority of which are signed

RICHARD E. BYRD (AMERICAN, 1888-1954) MILITARY AND EXPLORATION AVIATION VOLUMES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising Little America: Aerial Exploration in the Antarctic, The Flight to the South Pole, first editio

1932 (Oct. 22) cover for the direct experimental service Galway to Berlin, this cover address to Recife and carried on the Graf Zeppelin 9th South America flight, with special green cachet and all Zep

1978 (Oct. 18) Special cover for the Braniff First Training Flight on Air France Concorde, Shannon to Shannon, with on-board cachet. Very scarce.

Forty-eight US Air Mail Illustrated Cover, Dec.1935 First Contract Trans Pacific Return Flight - Manila to NY; 35 - 1st Flights - different airline or destination illustrated caches (1950-60s); six 11

[Munster, Sebastian] TABULA NOVARUM INSULARUM, QUAS DIVERSIS RESPECTIBUS OCCIDENTALES & INDIANAS UOCANT. Double-page woodcut map of North and South America by Sebastian Munster. First cut in 1540, thi

Robert Motherwell (American, 1915-1991)America-La France Variations III, 1983/84 (T. 445; RM64)lithograph in nine colors with light blue wove paper collaged on Arches coversigned Motherwell and numbe

Depth 21/57 cm Diameter 74 cm Eileen Gray created this satellite mirror for her home in the South of France in 1927. The illuminated part has a sandblasted glass cover. It has an adjustable magnifying

North America, USA, from Clover Field Airport, Santa Monica, California (the first airport in that city), ca. 1917 to 1922 CE. An absolutely gorgeous piece of early aviation history, this is a massive

Gustave Loiseau (1865 - 1935) France , " View Le Quai de l'Oise " , Oil on Panel , Signed lower Right, measures 9" x 12" , w/frame 16" x 18.5" , The piece was acquired by descent of family and was pur

William Cumming (1917-2010 Washington) ''First Flight'' (Orville Wright) 1979 Tempera on Masonite 42''x60'' Image. One of several large commissioned Aeronautical works Cumming produced. Signed and dat

18K gold coin charm bracelet featuring 18 coins from various countries, including Italy, France, South Africa, Colombia, Mexico, etc. 208.4 grams. Coins range from .625" - 1.25" Dia. 7.5"L, Circa - 20

Fine four-door cabinet by Jules Leleu, c. 1935, France, mahogany, gilt bronze medallion by Champreix, signed on right interior door, 61"h x 81"l x 16.5"d Provenance: From a private collection of Frenc

AUDUBON, John James (1785-1851). The Birds of America, from Drawings Made in the United States and their Territories. New York and Philadelphia: J.J. Audubon and J.B. Chevalier, [1839-] 1840-1844. 7 v

HIGH ALTITUDE FLIGHT GEAR High Altitude Flight Suit Cover Assembly, CSK-9A/P22S-6, September, 1972 & High Altitude Helmet, HGK-19/P22S-4, September, 1971, both David Clark Co. Inc., orange cloth suit

HARTLEY, Paul (American). [Monorail] First in America! Disneyland, 1961. Silkscreen poster depicting Disneyland’s beloved Monorail attraction, especially notable for its unique metallic grey pai

DESCRIPTION: 1777 first edition of "The History of America" by William Robertson in two volumes, each featuring contemporary maps of the new world and fold-out illustrations of various paraphernalia a

John James Laforest Audubon, Columbia Jay. Plate 96 NO 20 Columbia Jay Leslie Kostrich, a professional dealing in Audubon prints, has contributed to the following biography. One of America's first wil

500 square feet lot of original French Grey Barre stone flooring early 18th century. Ready for installation. Authentic from the South of France, city of "Nimes" area. Available right now as well from

Paul Signac, France (1863-1935) watercolor of St. Tropez. Signed and dated, 1906, lower right. COA by Marina Ferretti. Overall paper size 14.5"W X 13.75"H; visible dimensions 12"W X 11"H. Examine all