Airmail: 1929 Davis cover Dublin to Adelaide

1929 (May 8) Davis cover sent from Dublin to Adelaide incl. 1d 5-line coil, ms. "First Dispatch from G.B./via Perth-Adelaide Airmail", with arrival oval cancel of GPO Adelaide unusually struck on the

1929 (Aug. 7) Small "Davis" cover from Dublin for inclusion in the South African East Coast airmail service from Capetown to Bloemfontein, b/s arrival 27 AUG, clean.

1929 (Aug. 7) Small "Davis" cover from Dublin for inclusion in the South African East Coast airmail service from Capetown to Mossel Bay, b/s arrival 27 AUG. Very clean.

Ireland Airmails, 1931 (Dec. 8) "Davis" official cover accepted from Dublin for inclusion in the 1st England to South Africa airmail, this cover addressed to Dodoma, Tanganyika, with arrival b/s 18.DE

½d, 1d + 2d paying the correct rate on a "Davis" cover from Dublin to Baghdad per the extension of the RAF Desert Service from Cairo, endorsed "Air Mail only", with imperforate Airmail label, no

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 (Mar.?) Davis printed matter cover accepted from Dublin with "bulk" machine cancel for the Graf Zeppelin 1st Sth. America flight, addressed to Pernambuco, with flight and transit cachets, arrival

1929 (Mar. 28) Official Imperial Airways cover with imperf. airmail label, from Dublin for the 1st airmail through to Karachi, Overprint franking incl. 1d 5-line coil, b/s 6 APR 29.

2d vertical strip of 3 with full perfs on June 27 1924 Airmail cover from Dublin to Berlin via London-Berlin, very clean, arrival b/s 30.6.24. SG 70, Mi. 28 II, Hib. T65.

1927 (Mar. 7) Hand-decorated "Smye" cover from Dublin to Jinja, Uganda, endorsed Per 1st flight from Cairo, arriving Kisumu (b/s) on March 31st, then with large red KENYA-SUDAN AIR MAIL strike for the

1929 (Sept. 7) "Roessler" catapult cover from New York to England endorsed "Via Galway" and with green SS Karlsruhe vignette altered in m/s "SS Luetzow", clean and most attractive, much scarcer than t

Ireland Airmails, 1939 (June 24) airmail cover from Shediac to Dublin per 1st North Atlantic Airmail with good franking incl. Canada SG 310 and 318, reverse with Dublin receiver for June 28 (date corr

Lot of 40 July 1929 First Flight and Air Mail Covers. Moncton To Sydney, Charlottetown, Hamilton, Toronto, London, Detroit are included._x000D_ _x000D_ Provenance: John Reynolds Collection_x000D_ Coun

Lindbergh Charles Charles Lindbergh Signed 1929 Miami-Panama Canal Zone Inaugural Flight Cover A 1929 southbound Foreign Airmail Route 5 Flight Cover signed by American aviator Charles A. Lindbergh (1

Lot of 14 December 1929 Air Mail and First Flight Covers involving Fort McMurray. Includes: Fort Fitzgerald/Fort McMurray (Air Mail); Fort McMurray/Fort Chipewyan (Air Mail); Fort Smith/Fort McMurray

Group of 80 National Air Mail Week covers from various U.S. states, c1929-1946, most from May 15-21, 1938, two Air Mail Week covers from 1929 Lights Golden Jubilee Municipal Airport Opening in Denver

Imperial Airways, 1933 (Dec. 7) Official Imperial Airways cover from Dublin for the First Airmail from London to Singapore with mixed Commemorative and Definitive franking, clean and most attractive,

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

1938 (June 4) Small cover posted from Dublin for the first flight of the second season to the Isle of Man, arrival handstamp unusually applied to the front, small closed tear at the top, clean and dec

Canada 2- 1929 and 1939 Via Air Mail Covers. Category1

1948 Airmail 3d & 6d on cover with printed cachet, used locally in Dublin with clear First Day cds, very clean, a very scarce "illustrated" FDC. SG 141-2, Mi.103-4, Hib. A2+3.

Lot of 28 November 1929 First Flight and Air Mail Covers. Fort McMurray to various locations including Arctic Red River, Fort Simpson, Fort Providence, Wrigley, Fort Norman, Fort Mcpherson, and the We

1929 (Aug. 15) 1¢ P. Stationery cover with Harding 2¢ imperf. line block of 4, from Boston to London per SS Karlsruhe and with green ship-to-shore vignette also tied by Boston cancels. A most unusua

Nine (9) Canada Air Mail First Flight Cover Stamp Ephemera including: 1933 First London-Bufallo, NY Service 1929 First Hamilton-London Service 1931 First Winnipeg-Pembina Service 1928 First Saskatoon-