Aviation FDCs

G'Day Alan I'll look through the covers to see what I have spare regards harry

What kind of covers do you collect Harry. With a Wold Wide Collection I decided that I can't do covers also. I will keep a few that my forum friends have given me but other wise I would love to see the others find a good home.

Dianne

G'Day Dianne I collect all types from Flowers to trains from waterfalls to planes and anything in between,just received my first overseas cover from India thanks to Kidromeo and trying to bid for on ebay some U.S.1860 to 90 covers,also won of ebid some U.S.1900 covers so really I just love covers,could I send you something for your covers Dianne say trade some Aussie stamps you don't have for them,regards Harry

Alan there are a few Qantas 50th anniversary covers but no spares so if you like I'll post the photo's,one Qantas 50th cover the other a 50th anniversary of airmail to the U.K. if you want you can have both that's if you want and this is the cover I have duplicates of regards Harry

These are the last flight cover I have,I picked one up at the Air Force Base when I worked therethe last cover postally usedhope you enjoy them regards Harry

Hello Diane and nuggethill,
Great covers, really enjoyed the Papua New Guinea cover and the Aussie covers.

G'Day all received these in the last couple of weeks and thought I'd post them and thanks Phil for the German Aviation cover and sorry still getting use to my camera hope you like them regards Harry

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I thought I bring this Zombie thread back from the dead.

I'm not a fan of covers but when I saw this I had to have it.



The aircraft on the stamp is an RAF SA330 Puma - ZA936 which was assigned to 1563 flight in Belize.
I was lucky enough to serve here during my military service and it was the highlight of 15 years, 10 of which was spend on helicopters.

This is a GREAT thread, I want all of these...

Here is an image of an Amelia Earhart issue FDC bearing an ArtCraft cachet. This airmail stamp depicting Earhart and a Lockheed Electra was designed by Robert J. Jones, engraved by Richard M. Bower (vignette) and William R. Burnell (lettering), and issued by the USA on July 24, 1963, Scott No. C68.

- nethryk

Not in the best condition, first flight cover from South Africa.

Love those biplanes..i live right behind Cole Palens Aerodrome in Rhinebeck, New York so in the summer I get a free show on Sunday afternoon when they do their world war 1 stunts..shutting off their engines etc...Anyway another thread revived from 2008, it always makes me wonder where all the folks like Allan are now..they are here for a while and then they go !!