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Re: Ted Proud

Carlos Gustavo Cotlier
 

Dear David,
Thanks for letting me know about Edward B. Proud.
He made so much for Postal History!
Kind regards,
Carlos Cotlier.




Re: RE Ted Proud

Ken
 

Dear Dave,

I didn't really know him.  We just had a few exchanges about crash covers.  So you knew him better than me.

I forwarded your email to the following British aerophilatelists, so maybe one of them can write an obit.

Richard Saundry <0173richard@...>,
John C Symons <john@...>,
Bill Trower <Billtrower@...>,
Brian Asquith <brianasquith@...>,
EDWARD SPICER <e.spicer2@...>,
John Wilson <johnw.panam@...>,
Barbara Priddy <bmkpriddy@...>,
Nicholas Arrow <nicholasarrow@...>,
Peter Lister <p.a.lister@...>,
Derrick Pillage <derrickpillage@...>,
Laurence Kimpton <l.j.kimpton@...>,
Duncan Crewe <Dunccrew@...>

Cheers,

Ken

On Wed, Feb 8, 2017 at 6:08 PM, GreyOldDave decrotty@... [aerophilately] <aerophilately@...> wrote:
 

Folks,
I forgot to mention that is you knew Ted Proud well I, as editor of the Philatelic Communicator am looking for a good Obit for Ted. I got to know him relatively recently due to his three volumes of aero work. He wrote some 80 other books of postal history.
 
David Crotty



RE Ted Proud

GreyOldDave
 

Folks,
I forgot to mention that is you knew Ted Proud well I, as editor of the Philatelic Communicator am looking for a good Obit for Ted. I got to know him relatively recently due to his three volumes of aero work. He wrote some 80 other books of postal history.
 
David Crotty


Re: Ted Proud

Ken
 

Dear Dave,

Thanks for letting me know.

Cheers,

Ken

On Wed, Feb 8, 2017 at 5:12 PM, GreyOldDave decrotty@... [aerophilately] <aerophilately@...> wrote:
 

Folks,
We have learned that Ted Proud passed on last week. I thought you would like to know.
 
David Crotty



Re: Ted Proud

fam14 tvcconnect.net
 

Hi Dave, Thank you, John.


From: "GreyOldDave decrotty@... [aerophilately]"
To: "Aerophilately"
Sent: Wednesday, February 8, 2017 5:12:33 PM
Subject: [aerophilately] Ted Proud

 
Folks,
We have learned that Ted Proud passed on last week. I thought you would like to know.

 
David Crotty


Ted Proud

GreyOldDave
 

Folks,
We have learned that Ted Proud passed on last week. I thought you would like to know.
 
David Crotty


Fw: [aerophilately] Hook Up

GreyOldDave
 

John
You are already a member. If you send a message to this address:
aerophilately@...

then your message goes to all members of the group group named Aerophilately.  So your question about hooking up went to all of us.

David Crotty



----- Forwarded Message -----

From: "'fam14 tvcconnect.net' fam14@... [aerophilately]"
To: aerophilately@...
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2016 7:49 AM
Subject: [aerophilately] Hook Up

 
OK what do I have to do to join?  John Johnson, Life-AAMS



Hook Up

fam14 tvcconnect.net
 

OK what do I have to do to join?  John Johnson, Life-AAMS


Chicagopex Literature Exhibit

GreyOldDave
 

Folks,
The Chicagopex show (November 18-20) includes a Literature Exhibit for many forms of philatelic literature. This year they include the submission of individual articles.  The download site for the Literature Prospectus and the Literature Application form is:

We encourage any of you that have provided philatelic literature recently to sign up. They are extending the application time to the end of September.
Hope to see you in Chicago


 
David Crotty


Re: Webmaster Report

GreyOldDave
 

Chris,
Actually that is the announcement that some APJs are available. Only the first 100 so far. About 900 to go.
 
David Crotty



From: "'Hargreaves Kingston' hargreavescp@... [aerophilately]"
To: aerophilately@...
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2016 9:22 PM
Subject: RE: [aerophilately] Webmaster Report

 
Hi Dave.
 
I think it's great news that digital copies of the APJ are now being posted on the AAMS website!
 
I'm wondring whether I missed an announcement that digital copies are now available, as I didn't see one in the APJ or on the AAMS website?
 
Having digital copies of back issues of the APJ has been discussed for years. - I reckon the fact that they are now becoming available should be the subject of a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT.
 
Many thanks to you and Charlie Nelson for doing this.
 
Chris
 
From: aerophilately@... [mailto:aerophilately@...]
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2016 10:46 AM
To: yahoogroups
Subject: [aerophilately] Webmaster Report
 
 
Webmaster’s Report August 2016
Our website, www.americanairmailsociety.com, has seen considerable activity in the last year. For each month in the last year, September 2015 through July 2016, there have been 5000 to 9800 visits by unique visitors. For July 2016 there were 8921 visitors.
 
The most active page in July (as it seems to be each month) is the AAMS Stamp Album page with 4600 hits. Note that “hits” is not the same as unique visitors but the number of times anyone accesses the page. The next most active page is the Aero 2014 Final Program page even though that event happened a long time ago, with 696 hits. The Collecting Airmail page had 232 hits even though this page has been on the site for about 10 years.

 
Our APJ Back Issues page has seen a lot of activity but that is because the webmaster and Charlie Nelson have been loading Charlie’s scans of our APJ back issues. At this writing, after about two months of work, Charlie has scanned about 100 of the earliest APJ issues. Since a recent APJ issue is whole number 1034 Charlie is about 10% into the project. All that being said, there are many more hits recorded than the webmaster can account for with these activities. For example, APJ Issue 1 which has been on the page for over a year had 953 hits in July. Members may be noticing these new items.  
 
The “next meeting” page had 195 hits.
 
Don Lussky has been operating the AAMS auction from the website for about 3 years now and has harvested some cash for AAMS operations. The next auction will be held during our AAMS convention at Chicagopex in November 2016. The last time we ran an auction, in July 2016, there were 790 hits for the auction page.
 
David Crotty



Re: Webmaster Report

Hargreaves Kingston
 

Hi Dave.

 

I think it's great news that digital copies of the APJ are now being posted on the AAMS website!

 

I'm wondring whether I missed an announcement that digital copies are now available, as I didn't see one in the APJ or on the AAMS website?

 

Having digital copies of back issues of the APJ has been discussed for years. - I reckon the fact that they are now becoming available should be the subject of a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT.

 

Many thanks to you and Charlie Nelson for doing this.

 

Chris

 

From: aerophilately@... [mailto:aerophilately@...]
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2016 10:46 AM
To: yahoogroups
Subject: [aerophilately] Webmaster Report

 

 

Webmaster’s Report August 2016

Our website, www.americanairmailsociety.com, has seen considerable activity in the last year. For each month in the last year, September 2015 through July 2016, there have been 5000 to 9800 visits by unique visitors. For July 2016 there were 8921 visitors.

 

The most active page in July (as it seems to be each month) is the AAMS Stamp Album page with 4600 hits. Note that “hits” is not the same as unique visitors but the number of times anyone accesses the page. The next most active page is the Aero 2014 Final Program page even though that event happened a long time ago, with 696 hits. The Collecting Airmail page had 232 hits even though this page has been on the site for about 10 years.

 

Our APJ Back Issues page has seen a lot of activity but that is because the webmaster and Charlie Nelson have been loading Charlie’s scans of our APJ back issues. At this writing, after about two months of work, Charlie has scanned about 100 of the earliest APJ issues. Since a recent APJ issue is whole number 1034 Charlie is about 10% into the project. All that being said, there are many more hits recorded than the webmaster can account for with these activities. For example, APJ Issue 1 which has been on the page for over a year had 953 hits in July. Members may be noticing these new items.  

 

The “next meeting” page had 195 hits.

 

Don Lussky has been operating the AAMS auction from the website for about 3 years now and has harvested some cash for AAMS operations. The next auction will be held during our AAMS convention at Chicagopex in November 2016. The last time we ran an auction, in July 2016, there were 790 hits for the auction page.

 

David Crotty


Re: Webmaster Report

Jamie O'Bannon
 

Thanks for the update David!
Jamie O'Bannon



From: "GreyOldDave decrotty@... [aerophilately]"
To: yahoogroups
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2016 10:45 AM
Subject: [aerophilately] Webmaster Report

 
Webmaster’s Report August 2016
Our website, www.americanairmailsociety.com, has seen considerable activity in the last year. For each month in the last year, September 2015 through July 2016, there have been 5000 to 9800 visits by unique visitors. For July 2016 there were 8921 visitors.
 
The most active page in July (as it seems to be each month) is the AAMS Stamp Album page with 4600 hits. Note that “hits” is not the same as unique visitors but the number of times anyone accesses the page. The next most active page is the Aero 2014 Final Program page even though that event happened a long time ago, with 696 hits. The Collecting Airmail page had 232 hits even though this page has been on the site for about 10 years.
 
Our APJ Back Issues page has seen a lot of activity but that is because the webmaster and Charlie Nelson have been loading Charlie’s scans of our APJ back issues. At this writing, after about two months of work, Charlie has scanned about 100 of the earliest APJ issues. Since a recent APJ issue is whole number 1034 Charlie is about 10% into the project. All that being said, there are many more hits recorded than the webmaster can account for with these activities. For example, APJ Issue 1 which has been on the page for over a year had 953 hits in July. Members may be noticing these new items.  
 
The “next meeting” page had 195 hits.
 
Don Lussky has been operating the AAMS auction from the website for about 3 years now and has harvested some cash for AAMS operations. The next auction will be held during our AAMS convention at Chicagopex in November 2016. The last time we ran an auction, in July 2016, there were 790 hits for the auction page.
 
David Crotty



Webmaster Report

GreyOldDave
 

Webmaster’s Report August 2016
Our website, www.americanairmailsociety.com, has seen considerable activity in the last year. For each month in the last year, September 2015 through July 2016, there have been 5000 to 9800 visits by unique visitors. For July 2016 there were 8921 visitors.
 
The most active page in July (as it seems to be each month) is the AAMS Stamp Album page with 4600 hits. Note that “hits” is not the same as unique visitors but the number of times anyone accesses the page. The next most active page is the Aero 2014 Final Program page even though that event happened a long time ago, with 696 hits. The Collecting Airmail page had 232 hits even though this page has been on the site for about 10 years.
 
Our APJ Back Issues page has seen a lot of activity but that is because the webmaster and Charlie Nelson have been loading Charlie’s scans of our APJ back issues. At this writing, after about two months of work, Charlie has scanned about 100 of the earliest APJ issues. Since a recent APJ issue is whole number 1034 Charlie is about 10% into the project. All that being said, there are many more hits recorded than the webmaster can account for with these activities. For example, APJ Issue 1 which has been on the page for over a year had 953 hits in July. Members may be noticing these new items.  
 
The “next meeting” page had 195 hits.
 
Don Lussky has been operating the AAMS auction from the website for about 3 years now and has harvested some cash for AAMS operations. The next auction will be held during our AAMS convention at Chicagopex in November 2016. The last time we ran an auction, in July 2016, there were 790 hits for the auction page.
 
David Crotty


Re: The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

Ken
 

Their website is at: http://www.prinz.co.uk/

and they don't have this book.

Regards,

Ken Sanford


Re: The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

michael west
 

_Thanks.... There have been massive changes in the Vera Trinder business, London shop is closed, the business is now mail order only I believe from an address in West Cornwall and now trading as Prinz Vera Trinder...so haven't been able to access a book list from them...
M D West___
____________________________________
From: aerophilately@... [aerophilately@...]
Sent: 21 August 2016 14:11
To: aerophilately@...
Subject: Re: [aerophilately] The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

Re: THE FOYNES AND BOTWOOD LOGS, complied by Peter Berry, dated 15 Mar 2005. 81 pages. It may be available from Vera Trinda, London, UK. John Johnson

________________________________
From: "mdw44@... [aerophilately]" <aerophilately@...>
To: aerophilately@...
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2016 9:08:20 AM
Subject: Re: [aerophilately] The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry



Thanks David (and Gary, John and Ken)... I've now managed to get access to the data in Peter Berry's self published project....I'll put the Pan Am book on the forthcoming birthday hints list! M West


Latecoere Lt de Vaisseau Paris F-NORD

michael west
 

They must have been able to carry a couple of mailbags in this beast! ... M D West


Re: The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

fam14 tvcconnect.net
 

Re:  THE FOYNES AND BOTWOOD LOGS, complied by Peter Berry, dated 15 Mar 2005.  81 pages.  It may be available from Vera Trinda, London, UK.  John Johnson


From: "mdw44@... [aerophilately]"
To: aerophilately@...
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2016 9:08:20 AM
Subject: Re: [aerophilately] The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

 

Thanks David (and Gary, John and Ken)... I've now managed to get access to the data in Peter Berry's self published project....I'll put the Pan Am book on the forthcoming birthday hints list!   M West



Re: The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

michael west
 

Thanks David (and Gary, John and Ken)... I've now managed to get access to the data in Peter Berry's self published project....I'll put the Pan Am book on the forthcoming birthday hints list!   M West


Re: The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

Ken
 

It might be available at the Foynes Flying Boat Museum in Foynes.  Contact Margaret  O'Shaughnessy  at margaret@...

Regards,

Ken Sanford


Re: The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

fam14 tvcconnect.net
 

British Air Mail Society, Librarian:  Barbara Priddy, email:  bmkpriddy@.... 


From: "'Gary W Loew' garywloew@... [aerophilately]"
To: aerophilately@...
Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2016 9:40:37 AM
Subject: RE: [aerophilately] The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

 

Hi, John —

I'm not familiar with the designation BAMS. Whose library is that?

Gary

 

From: aerophilately@... [mailto:aerophilately@...]
Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2016 9:34 AM
To: aerophilately@...
Subject: Re: [aerophilately] The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

 

 

Suggest you contact the BAMS library.  John Johnson


From: "mdw44@... [aerophilately]" <aerophilately@...>
To: aerophilately@...
Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2016 5:35:29 AM
Subject: [aerophilately] The Foynes and Botwood Logs by Peter Berry

 

 

Hallo (first post!)....I'm trying to access the above self published title, is it available anywhere? My interests are on the aero side of aerophilately and in the 1930s/WWII/1940s/1950s period....Mick (M D West,in the UK)