First Day Flown By US Army Planes 2/19/34 Newark NJ -Kc

If I remember right this type cover is listed in the American Airmail Catalog. I can not find the cover in the 5th Edition Vol 1-4 is it in the Vol 5 (which is lost/misplaced)

Is this what you are looking for, on P. 132 of Vol. 1, under cataloged as "E30?"

bl,

Yes Thank you, I'll have to check that section.

Don

I found listed as #17a-B in the army emergeny flights of 1934 pg. pg.103 I for one will be happy when AAMS comes out with the 7th Edition Vols. 2-?? 5?(6?)blsjr thanks again

The American Air Mail Society has issued Volume 1 of the 7th Edition of their Catalog and you can buy it through the American Philatelic Society's publications division. The plans are for Volume 2 and Volume 3 of this new 7th Edition to be published this year, 2015, though time will tell if they can get both of these volumes out this year or just one of them. If you have any interest in air mail covers you really should join the American Air Mail Society. Their annual dues are a modest $30 and for that you get their Airpost Journal magazine delivered to your house plus all kinds of connections with others interested in aerophilately. You also get a discount rate on their publications including the famous Air Mail Catalogs.
Here is a link to their website: http://www.americanairmailsociety.org

Kimo,

I have been a member of AAMS for a couple of years and did send in some scans for them to use.

Don