Hi David, About your Question from Paraguay air mails covers to Europe, I am not an expert in Paraguay Air Mail but my main research and collection exhibits are the "Argentine Air Mail 1924-1939" and

Can anyone read Chinese date stamps? My guess is that it is late 1943 or 1944 because it seems to have come across the Med, which didn't open up to civil aviation until late summer 1943. Thanks. David

K. David Steidley

Thanks. That helps a lot. David Crotty

Hi, It's 1942!

Hi all, I've been trying to evaluate the value of my great-uncle's collection of First Flight covers. (He died in 1941.) At this point I don't know if I'll liquidate his collection or become a collect

Hi all, I guess we've concluded that no one has compiled a comprehensive list of First Flight values since 1990. Has anyone worked out a formula for doing a rough approximation of today's values? E.g.

Not to belabor the point but philatelic prices follow no formula. The second point is that I do not usually actually forget something, it just takes time to shuffle through the flotsam and jetsam. The

Hi, I recently ordered and received vols 1-3 of the AAMS Sixth Edition catalog. They are nicely done and in some cases have a lot more info than the Fifth edition. However, I can not find CAM flights

These covers form a set of 12. Mr. Jackson must have had some flight related intent when requesting these covers. Nothing on or around that date appears in AAMC Ver 5. Does anyone have any idea what h

Here is another identification or more accurately a verification question. According to Vol 4(5th ed.) FAM 18-322f and 323 (NY and Balt to London Jun 1, 1961) MAY have back-stamps for London but mine

Hi all, We have enough people to get rolling now. As some of you may know I have an exhibit of transAtlantic airmail between South America and Europe. It does happen that the early French airline Aero

Hi to everyone. I'm new to the group and looking forward to participating. Maybe I can add something as well. Anyone know dealers who might have Army related covers? I know Doug Weiss, but that's abou

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the aerophilately group. File : /Paraguay, part 2.docx Uploaded by : aerophil2000 <kaerop

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the aerophilately group. File : /Paraguay, part 1.docx Uploaded by : aerophil2000 <kaerop

Hello all, I have placed all of the PAA trip summaries (with permission from U.Miami Libraries) that I have on our Aerophilately site. I wish I could say all of them but some are missing, especially f

We had a discussion about the CGA operations in Paraguay in the late 1920s. Thanks to several of you I found some covers at an auction and have that little part of my exhibit working. Very much apprec

It means First Trip, and was between New York and Genoa, but for some reason, it isn't listed in the American Air Mail Catalogue Trans Oceanic Record Flights section. I will check with an Italian aero

Thanks for the assistance Ken. As was posted earlier, it may not have been a first flight at all, but a first voyage. But your friend might have information about that as well and I thank you and your

Thanks Phillip, I guess it is not a first flight at all then. I don't quite understand the post marks. On the front of the cover the date is 11-12-1932 and it says New York - Genova. On that back the