Dear All, The reason the postage due was specified in centimes was because under the Universal Postal Union, French was the standard language. I don’t think the cover would have been sent through Fran

Dear Dave, I have never seen one. Cheers, Ken Sanford

Dear Dave, I didn't get it. I guess I am lucky. Cheers, Ken

Dear Dave, Sorry I can't help. Cheers, Ken

Dear Susan, Great, see you Friday. FYI, we will have a hospitality suite on Thursday, Friday & Sat. nights from 7 p.m. at the La Quinta Hotel, 1803 N. Tamiami Trail. Come join us. Cheers, Ken

Dear AAMS Member, We will need help to man the AAMS table. If you plan to attend and can help out, let me know what day(s) you can help and what hours. Thanks, Ken Sanford AAMS Convention Coordinator

Dear Susan, I don’t know who will be attending the Sarasota show. I will be there. I can’t answer about Zeppelin airmails, as I am not familiar with them. I suggest you contact Cheryl Ganz at cherylga

Dear Dave, I just posted the two items about the Berlin & Adelaide exhibitions on the AAMS Facebook page. Cheers, Ken

Dear Dave, That is great. I am glad you were able to access the files. Cheers, Ken

Dear Dave, I Googled this and here are a few solutions you can try: https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=k4SSW_6DLJLmjwTf77yAAw&q=how+to+read+Omega+zip+disks+from+a+Mac+computer&btnK=Google+Sear

Dear Dave, Who was it? Cheers, Ken

These are common first flight covers. I suggest eBay, and price them at about $5 each. Ken Sanford

I haven't seen this cachet before. Ken Sanford

Dear Dave, I got it. Cheers, Ken

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 recent

What kind of covers? KenSanford

Dear All, There should be a link when entering "crash covers", "air crash covers" or "crash mail" to both the AAMS and the Wreck & Crash Mail Society, whose website is www.wreckandcrash.org. Regards,

According to the book "The History of Air Cargo & Airmail" by Camille Allaz, the Late 521 flew non-stop from Port Washington to Biscarosse in 28 hours, 27 minutes. I cannot find any record of it stopp

Dear John, I have forwarded Dave's Yahoo Group posting to Steve and would like to discuss it on Sat., separate from the MAPS meeting, as it doesn't concern MAPS. Cheers, Ken

Dear All, I agree with Henning. Regards, Ken Sanford