Attached pdf has scans from a 6 Aug 1939 cover posted at Botwood Newfoundland for the first flight of the Imperial Airways transatlantic flight by the aircraft Caribou. I also include the text from

Google Groups is used by the APRL to host the Philatelic Librarians Round Table. Works perfectly as far as I can tell. Check with Scott Tiffney if you’ve got any questions. Gary

Folks, There is some panic about the future of Yahoo Groups, which we use for our communications. I'm not sure if it is just panic or if there is some reality that Verison may stop supporting it.

I have not answered because I could not understand the question. However, let me suggest that there are no limits to what you collect. Just go to the the exhibits at stamp shows. Exhibitors can try

To answer your original question, "Historical Covers" can be anything, from the 1st airmail covers which were from the balloons during the Siege of Paris in 1870 & 71, up until the present. The

I have a variety of Covers. Mostly FF from 1926-1945 some earlier and some later. I was thinking if there was actually a span of years than I could narrow my focus. WWI and WWII sound interesting.

Hello: My opinion, it depend on the collector and what they may collect. First flight covers flown today may be considered historical by some collectors and not by others. Best, John Johnson

What kind of covers? KenSanford

Just wondered what the year span is for Historical Covers. Thank You Susan M Postmus

Thanks, Dave. I love reading the oldies but goodies in the archives. Hope to see you at Chicagopex. Dan. _______________________________________________________________________________ Dan Gribbin

A few weeks ago we got a report from an AAMS member that some of the APJ archive copies had odd overprinting from other pages. It turns out that this was an effect caused by the change in versions of

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Hi: Only the bound. John

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John- Thanks for getting back with me. I also have the complete bound version but I'm looking for loose Annals. The bound version will not scan well at all and I sure don't want to break the

Hello: Have what you are looking for, Vol 1-5, hardbound. Send me a USPS address and will send you. John Johnson

I have finished the bulk of the Annals and they are on the AAMS website for anyone to use. Great research housed in the publications from 1953-1982 with Index. I still need Vol 4 No 2&3 and Vol 5 No

The doc is pdf download from the site. Will send to you tomorrow. Cheers. David Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

Great work, David et al. If possible, could you just send me the PDF(?) file of the book in a reply email? Always interested in aerophilatelic literature! Best regards, David DuBois

As we are preparing the Canadian Airmail Rates chapter for the upcoming The Airmails of Canada and Newfoundland Catalog I made the mistake of suggesting that we might look at Newfoundland rates as