4th from the top. Byrd Expedition. If that's a C. Stephen Anderson autograph, then that cover could be worth more than a standard one. He was a noted cachet producer back in that day and an autographed copy of his work is likely to be of more value than a regular cacheted cover.
If you decide you want to trade off the Arkansas Centenial, keep me in mind. I collect FDCs on the topic of States.
As for value, most that old are in the $1 to $5 range. There are some oddballs that bring more on occassion, but I don't know if there are any in that group.
I collect a certain number of these era covers - the 1930s were kind of the beginning of them .. a lot of dealers call them EVENT covers (meaning non-first day covers, I guess).
I focus on holidays; food; Western, Native Americans; and anything kind of quirky, and certainly go into the 1970s and 80s (at least).
I like the early ones like you have, though. (Ah, if I ever get a scanner ...)
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