Identification Of These Covers Would Be Appreciated

As I do not collect military or first flight covers, I have no idea how to list the following and would appreciate any suggestions as how to do so. Any additional information gleamed from the covers and their potential cataloque values would also be appreciated (for my personally-created album pages and internal inventory records only, as I do not sell from my collection).

For an ordinary cover, I would simply use the stamp(s)' SC#

First Flight Cover - Fort Nelson to Edmonton, July 8th, 1937
Postmarked Edmonton, Alberta 22 July 8, 1937 on reverse


Miss Verna Cartwright
Knights of Columbus War Service
C A O
F.P.O. - S.O.12
The reverse of the cover is blank
June 20, 1942


A.G. Harvey August 30, 1917
On Active Service
Field Post Office "H.W."
Passed Field Office 2666
The reverse of the cover is blank


Mr Chas Scott, November 24, 1918
Active Service
Canadian YMCA
Field Post Office 168
Passed by censor N.4588
The reverse of the cover is blank

You mean list on ebay? Stamps. Canada. Covers. The first is a first flight - nothing unusual. The last three are "free" military covers from first and second world war. Envelopes 2 and 4 provided by charities.

Hi Black Jag

Your FFC had 2750 pieces flown on this flight and have a minimum value of around $3.00 to $6.00, depending where you find them.

FPO SC 12 / 1 (Note please that it should be a "C" and not an "O") None are known for that initial. Mail was processed by British FPO #498. It was used by the Canadian Repatriation Unit from August 1941 to March of 1946.

FPO HW was used by Headquarters of the Canadian Corps from October 1, 1916 to July 31, 1918. The censor marking on this cover is an F.W. Daniels type CM5. Was used originally in Arras, France from June, 1917, then in Vimy from July to December of the same year.

FPO #168 was used by the 12th. Canadian Brigade from August 1, 1918 to February 1, 1919. The censor marking is an F.W. Daniels type CM6.

F.W. Daniels had published a book some years ago and he was the one who apparently pioneered into these markings and designated those numbers to the different types.

Hope this helps?

Chimo

Bujutsu

Bujutsu - where did you get data on pieces flown?

Hi

I got my FFC information from a book titled "The Air Mails Of Canada and Newfoundland" published by the American Air Mail Catalogue group. I am not sure if this book is being updated or not?

Chimo

Bujutsu

Bujutsu - Thanks Larry for the excellent inforamtion, which was exactly the type I was looking for.

I've added your info into my album along with the 4 covers.

Paul (BlackJag)

Great Paul

Glad I was able to help.

Hope to see you at the Barrie show.

Bujutsu