Space & Aviation Memorabilia - April 2002 Day 2

1932, U.S.S. Akron Flown Cover carried on the Coast-to-Coast flight and with a magenta handstamp cachet and numerous handstamps and cancels on the rev

1933, "Miss Columbia" Non-Stop Flight Cover, with mixed US/Haitian franking and a large red handstamped cachet at left. A rare cover that ...

1933, Attempted Flight, New York to Rome Cover autographed by one of the pilots, Cesare Saelli (and not fellow pilot, George Pond). Numerous transit a

1934, Luxembourg-Troisvierges Flight Cover franked by both Luzembourg and French stamps and with an uncancelled French WW I Propaganda label at the up

1934, Monaco Flight Cover franked by a block of four of Scott C1, the only airmail stamp Monaco issued. There is an ink notation that the cover was to

1934, Sikorsky S42 Flight Cover This record breaking flight set eight speed/distance records. The pilots were Lindbergh, Sergeivsky and Musick. A rare

1934, World Altitude Flight Cover signed by pilot Sergievsky and the NAA observer and flown onboard the helicopter with a magenta handstamped cachet.

1937, Pan American Clipper First Flight Cover flown from New Zealand (uncancelled) to American Samoa (backstamped). The cover has a black handstamped

1938, Pan American Airways, Baltimore to Bermuda First Flight Cover signed by Captain R. A. Sullivan and by six other crew members. Quite unusual and

1940, Cameroun Semi-Postal Issue complete used on flight cover. The proceeds from the surtax on the stamps was used to buy Spitfire planes for the Fre