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US Airmail Stamps; Airmail Stamp Album; Airmail 100 Years; Classified Want Ads; Exhibits; Publications . AAMS Catalog 5th Edition; ... U.S. Air Mail Insignia Scott #C5: August 21, 1923 24¢ Rose & Blus Curtis Jenny Biplane Scott #C6: February 13, 1926 10¢ Dark Blue Map of …

Download and print your own U.S. Air Mail Stamp Album. There’s a space for every air mail stamp issued in the U.S. from 1918 until 2014. It’s twenty-three pages, with a blank page at the end.

Collecting Airmail was designed to help you enter the field of airmail collecting by having leading American aerophilatelists write about their own collecting interests. The authors share a passion for aerophilately, and together we hope these essays offer an overview of airmail collecting and an inspiration to novice collectors seeking ...

US International Airmail Rates; Army Air Corp Mail Operations 1934; Crash Mail; Lindberghiania; US Souvenir Historical; Polar Aerophilately; Amelia Earhart; Aerial Propaganda; Air Mail Field; Around-The-World; US Airmail . US Pioneer Flights; US Government Flights; Army Emergency; Contract Air Mail (CAM) US Air Mail (AM Routes) Foreign Air Mail ...

February 10, 1930 5¢ Violet (Flat Plate Printing) Winged Globe Scott #C12: April 19, 1930 65¢ Green Graf Zeppelin over the Atlantic Scott #C13: April 19, 1930

US International Airmail Rates; Army Air Corp Mail Operations 1934; Crash Mail; Lindberghiania; US Souvenir Historical; Polar Aerophilately; Amelia Earhart; Aerial Propaganda; Air Mail Field; Around-The-World; US Airmail . US Pioneer Flights; US Government Flights; Army Emergency; Contract Air Mail (CAM) US Air Mail (AM Routes) Foreign Air Mail ...

June 25, 1941 6¢ Carmine Transport Plane Scott #C25: March 21, 1944 8¢ Olive Green Transport Plane Scott #C26: August 15, 1941 10¢ Violet Transport Plane

In the case of the United States, for instance, the development of the airmail both domestically and internationally, and the rates for this service, can be traced through a collection of U.S. airmail stamps.

Collecting US Airmail Rate covers. Since the US government began a special airmail service in 1918, there have been scores of changes reflecting the rising cost of airmail, efforts to get more use of airmail service or additive airmail services. The first US airmail stamp included the price of special delivery to first destination addressees.