Apollo-Soyuz Space Flight Cinderellas

Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) received a lot of philatelic attention as not only being the first ever joint space flight but also as the last Apollo flight and the last splashdown event.
Many stamps and covers were issued officially and privately including cinderellas. I have some in my collection and will be glad to see others that I do not have.

I will begin from the probably most famous space "non-postal" stamps creator - NASA local post. In 1967, Space City Cover Society (SCCS) established its own Local Post under the name – NASA Local Post (NLP). There has been no connection to NASA or any other government agency, just a nice logo.

NLP produced special ASTP cancellation and 2 types of cinderellas - "emblem" and "docking". Actually there were 3 types of cinderellas - if you look at the "docking" sheet - there are 7 Soyuz-Apollo stickers and 2 inverted - Apollo Soyuz (in the left upper corner). Four different covers were used for NASA Local Post with four colors of postmarks, though the colors were assigned to a specific event, sometimes you can find "wrong" color on "wrong" cover.

Another player is DOC's local post. There are several covers commemorating the event but I have seen only two types of Apollo-Soyuz cinderellas (stickers).

Here are some more not sure they all are falling in this category.

No Cinderella.
A bit of gossip regarding the FDC cancelled on the same day, from 2 continents,
for those interested in the Flight.

Australian Stamp Monthly 1976
Author : Cosmos.

That is definitely one of the most exiting stories in ASTP covers collecting!

Just to make it more complete - 3000 ASTP emblem cacheted covers were cancelled on Jul 15, 1975, first in Moscow for the Soyuz launch and then at Cape Canaveral for the Apollo launch. Another 3000 Moscow cancelled covers got Johnson Space Center special cancellation on Jul 17 – ASTP docking.

Besides the mentioned above, some other same-day combinations exist, but not very common.

another creation - Kazakhstan philatelic club reconverted soviet postal standard stamp to commemorative Cinderella to mark 20th anniversary of the flight

The last two Cinderellas, were probably made by a colleague of Jim Cyzl, the notorious Cinderella producer "Cyzl's Penny Post"
Posen
Illinois.

Oak Knoll seems to have originated in Pasadena California.

Well-done, fimych!

has anybody have an idea what is "Space Port Philatelic Society"?
I have 5 variations of ASTP covers with these cinderellas and have seen such covers for Skylab with mention of local post. They also issued "NASA VIP"-type postcards with the initials S.P.P.S.

Did someone mention Docs local post

What is the correct or most often used term for these: LOCAL or CINDERELLA ?
I have a few currently listed on ebay as Apollo locals

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nk...d=1&_ipg=200

Yes, I showed a couple of DOC's Apollo-Soyuz cinderellas. Your cover is dedicated to Soyuz 14 docking to Sayut 3.