Search Results for: Pan Am
Lot Number: 443
| Date: 1935, Aug 13 Est. price: £325.00 Category: Wake Island Description: Pan Am Wake Island Survey cover, Honolulu-Midway -Wake Island and return, scarce large envelope format - only 4 or 5 seen in this style - signed by pilot R.O.D. Sullivan and station managers on Midway and Wake Islands. Identical cover retailing at 1000+ USD. |
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Lot Number: 425
| Date: 1929, Jan 11 Est. price: £20.00 Category: United States Description: F/F FAM 9, Miami to Montevideo, violet rect cachet, bs, via Cristobal 14/10, Pan American-Grace Airways. Carried by Sikorsky S-38A amphibian to Guayaquil, then Ford trimotor landplanes across the Andes to BA. |
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Lot Number: 431
| Date: 1943, Jun 13 Est. price: £20.00 Category: United States Description: FAM 5 New Orleans service to Guatemala City, New Orleans to Managua, 13/6 arrival de on front, Pan Am red/blue/pale grey souvenir airmail cover, 24cmx 10cm, imprint etiquette "First Flight/Airmail/New Orleans/To/Managua/June 13 1945", large black framed 'Vuelo Inaugural/Ruta/New Orleans-Panama'. Scarce, this particlar leg is currently unlisted. |
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Lot Number: 413
| Date: 1929, Sep 25 Est. price: £12.00 Category: Surinam Description: FAM 6 F/F Paramibo to Georgetown, British Guiana, bs 25/9, registered (label) cover (10x 22cm) franked 52 1/2c, cancelled Paramibo/25.9.29 dated cachet, typed "Per first air mail service of Pan American Airways Inc/lead by Colonel Charles Lindbergh on the inaugural trip in September 1929", flown by Lindbergh. |
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Lot Number: 369
| Date: 1941, Mar 1 Est. price: £55.00 Category: Singapore Description: WWII censored airmail etiquette cover, Singapore to New York, franked $1.40 canc Singapore B cds,sealed plain brown censor tape and tied by Singapore 'Passed By/Censor 24/A censor mark. Correctly rated for Malaya to Manila by sea, then Manila to US by Pan Am, see Boyle p817, not easy to find. Minor top edge nibble verso, see scan.. |
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Lot Number: 292
| Date: 1940, Jul 19 Est. price: £18.00 Category: New Zealand Description: F/F FAM 19, Auckland to San Francisco, cachet, b/s, attractive CROSBY air cover, Pan Am |
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Lot Number: 272
| Date: 1946, Nov 1 Est. price: £20.00 Category: Netherlands Antilles Description: Airmail round trip test cover to Curacao, bs 2/11, franked 10c Transport, canc New York, NWI stamps 30c cancelled for the return, and blue PAA Office "Received Nov 2" cachet verso, Pan Am. See article in Apr/June 1998 JLKAL by R Saundry about the, as yet, unrecognized, scarcity of these covers. |
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Lot Number: 271
| Date: 1946, Nov 1 Est. price: £15.00 Category: Netherlands Antilles Description: Airmail round trip test cover to Curacao, bs 2/11, franked 10c Transport, canc New York, NWI stamps 30c cancelled for the return, and blue PAA Office "Received Nov 2" cachet verso, Pan Am. See article in Apr/June 1998 JLKAL by R Saundry about the, as yet, unrecognized, scarcity of these covers. |
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Lot Number: 262
| Date: 1939, May 23 Est. price: £30.00 Category: Netherlands Description: Netherlands acceptance for Curacao for carriage on the Pan Am F/F FAM 18 Northern Route, Marseilles to New York, bs 27/5, Amsterdam to Curacao, bs 6/6, via Marseille Gare Avion 24/5 and New York 27/5, airmail etiquette cover franked 55c, large red framed flight cachet, typed "Par Premier Service Aerien France-Etats-Unis". Scarce. |
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Lot Number: 263
| Date: 1939, May 23 Est. price: £30.00 Category: Netherlands Description: Netherlands acceptance for Pan Am F/F FAM 18 Northern Route, Marseilles to New York, bs 27/5, via Marseille Gare Avion 25/5, airmail etiquette cover franked 40c, large red framed flight cachet, typed "Par Premier Service Aerien France-Etats-Unis". |
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Lot Number: 237
| Date: 1942, Sep 1 Est. price: £45.00 Category: Kenya Description: Kenya to USA, MOMBASA to NEW YORK, via Lagos 12/9, censored WWII airmail cover sealed B&W OBE N/365 censor tape. Franked 4sh 40c, posted ?1Sep 42, ms 'Air Mail/Congo & Clipper' and 'Via Congo & Clipper, violet 'By Airmail' hs, and unknown partial violet circular hs.Carried on the trans-Africa service by BOAC to Lagos via Khartoum, on to Leopoldville, and OAT by Pan Am FAM 22 to Miami then US internal air service to New York. |
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Lot Number: 210
| Date: 1941, Jul 22 Est. price: £75.00 Category: Iraq Description: WWII high frank censored 'All The Way By Air' Trans Pacific airmail cover from the Basrah Petroleum Company Ltd to New York, bs 28/8, via Honolulu 23/8, registered (label) cover, 21x10 cm, franked 65 fls on front and 320 fls verso, canc Basrah cds, ms 'Trans Pacific/A ir Mail', two wax company seals, sealed with ? India brown/red 'Passed By Examiner' with small red 'lion and unicorn' hs. Wartime censored mail from Iraq is uncommon, particularly Trans Pacific. Posted at the time of the Anglo-Iraq war when British forces were protecting UK oil interests. Likely flown BOAC to Singapore, Pan Am FAM 14 to San Francisco, and US internal air service to New York. A scarce item with great routing. Image. |
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Lot Number: 206
| Date: 1945, Jun 10 Est. price: £60.00 Category: Iran Description: WWII triple censored airmail, Iran to USA, TEHRAN to CHICAGO, ms 7-17-45 arrival. Commercial corner cover franked 28R50, posted ?10 June, bs 'Baghdad Jun 16', sealed US cellophane EB 30621 (Chicago) censor tape, carried Tehran to Baghdad, then BOAC to Lagos via Cairo, then Pan Am FAM 22 to Miami and OAT to Chicago. Also two Iran Anglo-Soviet-Persian censor marks, and '5' in circle Iraqi 'passed censorship' symbol, and scarce grey/black 'BY PAN AMERICAN AIR MAIL/SE(K ERROR)VICE'. See scan. |
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Lot Number: 450
| Date: 1941, Dec 23 Est. price: £75.00 Category: World War II Description: American Air mail Service, F/F Gold Coast to England via the all air Pan Am FAM 22 West Africa-Brazil-Miami-Lagos-Bathurst service, Accra to Manchester, plain etiquette cover, correctly rated 5/6d for Gold Coast-UK mail, fine strike violet three line "First Flight/Regular Air Mail Service/GOLD COAST-USA" flight cachet, red hexagonal PBC/5/Gold Coast censor mark. Carried by Pan Am 'all the way', first E-W on the new FAM 22 service, then W-E to Lisbon on FAM 18, then BOAC/KLM to London. CROSSED THE ATLANTIC TWICE BY air, service discontinued in March 1942. Super wartime item. Image. |
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Lot Number: 111
| Date: 1939, May 25 Est. price: £15.00 Category: France Description: Pan Am F/F Marseilles to Lisbon, bs 25/5 via Marseiilles 25/5, scarce BLACK cachet, attractive air cover franked 3F. |
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Lot Number: 350
| Date: 1941, May 30 Est. price: £65.00 Category: Scarce and Unusual Routing Description: WWII censored 'all the way by air', Cairo to Ontario, Canada, District Director of Postal Services/London Ont/Jul 30 1941 circular arrival ds on front, red/blue imprint etiquette cover franked 117 ml, canc Cairo cds, typed 'written in English', black Egyptian censor mark. Correctly rated 117 mls for carriage by air from Cairo to Sydney via KLM or BOAC, by air via TEAL to Auckland, by air to USA via Pan Am FAM 19, and by internal air service to Ontario. Super item in fine condition. |
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Lot Number: 81
| Date: 1941, Aug 20 Est. price: £100.00 Category: China Description: WWII censored airmail 'by air all the way', Shanghai to Scotland, bs 'Registered Stirling oval 16/9' arrival ds, via Hawaii 4/9, New York 7/9, and 'Registered London oval 15/9, red/blue/grey registered (label) airmail envelope correctly rated $6 40c ($6.15 airmail + 25c registration), violet 'Registered' hs. Carried by the China National Aviation Corporation (CNAC) to Hong Kong, Pan Am FAM 14 to San Francisco, US Domestic airline to New York, Pan Am FAM 18 to Lisbon, then by European airline to England, Route F Boyd p772). A nice wartime cover with brilliant routing. Image. |
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Lot Number: 80
| Date: 1941, Jun 6 Est. price: £75.00 Category: China Description: WWII censored scarce double rate air cover , Shanghai to London, imprint etiquette cover franked $11.30, ms 'PAA Pacific and Atlantic', also fine strike violet 'By Pan American Airways Service Via USA' directional hand stamp, sealed B&W OBE 3471 Caribbean censor tape. Correctly rated $11.30 ($5.90 + $5.40) for carriage by surface from China to Hong Kong, then by air to San Francisco by Pan Am FAM 14 route, by US internal air service to New York, by air via Pan Am FAM 18 route to Lisbon, then by European airline to destination (Route 'G', Boyle p774) . Nice item. |
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Lot Number: 78
| Date: 1937, Apr 27 Est. price: £75.00 Category: China Description: Acceptance from Canton for the Pan Am F/F Hong Kong to Honolulu, bs 2/5, attractive 'twin globe' Licheson registered (label) airmail 'China-USA' and 'Inaurgural Clipper Flight/Canton-Honolulu' cover franked $1.35, grey/black airmail etiquette tied by fine strike official green "China-USA First Flight" circular cachet, also official purple 'Hong Kong to Honolulu' F/F cachet verso.similar verso. Dispatches from Canton are much scarcer than those from Shanghai. Nice item. |
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Lot Number: 35
| Date: 1942, Feb 2 Est. price: £35.00 Category: Australia Description: Wartime airmail, Pacific Clipper services up to the attack on Pearl Harbour, the 'air all the way' trans Pacific and trans Atlantic clipper service, Sydney to London, imprint etiquette 'Semper Integro' logo cover franked 5/10d, typed "Aus-NZ-UK Air Mail", sealed red/white Australian OBC censor tape tied by violet two line 'Passed By Censor/S.109' hs, violet 'California Clipper' hs. Correctly rated 5/10 for the two ocean clipper service to the UK, carried by TEAL to New Zealand, Pan Am FAM19 to San Francisco, then US internal air service to link with Pan Am FAM18 trans Atlantic service to Lisbon. This service opened on 3/7/40 when Italy entered the war on June 10th 1940 and closed Mediterranean section of the long established Empire (Kangaroo) route through Europe and across the Indian Ocean. The Pacific Clipper service ceased after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour on 11/12/41. An attractive and important item in the study of wartime airmails. |
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Lot Number: 33
| Date: 1941, Feb 13 Est. price: £40.00 Category: Australia Description: Wartime airmail, Pacific Clipper services up to the attack on Pearl Harbour, the 'air all the way' trans Pacfic and trans Atlantic clipper service, Sydney to London, imprint etiquette airmail cover franked 5/- robes, 5d x2, canc Sydney 13/2/1941 cds, typed 'Via New Zealand', violet 'California/Clipper' hand stamp, sealed red/white Australian OBC censor tape tied by violet diamond 'Passed By/Censor/S 296' hs. Correctly rated 5/10d for the two ocean clipper service to the UK, carried by TEAL to New Zealand, Pan Am FAM19 to San Francisco, then US internal air service to link with Pan Am FAM18 trans Atlantic service to Lisbon, then BOAC/KLM to London. This service opened on 3/7/40 when Italy entered the war on June 10th, 1940 and the closed Mediterranean section of the long established Empire (Kangaroo) route through Europe and across the Indian Ocean. The Pacific Clipper service ceased after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour on 11/12/41. An attractive and important item in the study of wartime airmails. Image. |
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Lot Number: 430
| Date: 1940, Jul 12 Est. price: £10.00 Category: United States Description: F/F FAM 19, San Francisco to Canton Island, cachet, b/s, Pan Am |
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Lot Number: 370
| Date: 1941, May 10 Est. price: £10.00 Category: Singapore Description: Trans Pacific extension to Singapore, F/F FAM 14, Singapore to Manila, cachet, b/s, violet triangular Singapore censor mark, official long cover, Pan Am. |
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Lot Number: 426
| Date: 1929, Sep 1 Est. price: £10.00 Category: United States Description: F/F FAM 8, Brownsville to Guatemala City, bs 5/9, no cachet applied, Pan Am. |
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Lot Number: 424
| Date: 1929, Jan 9 Est. price: £10.00 Category: United States Description: Pan Am F/F FAM 6, Miami to San Juan, cachet, b/s. |
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Lot Number: 267
| Date: 1930, May 6 Est. price: £10.00 Category: Netherlands Antilles Description: Pan Am F/F Curacao to Maracaibo bs 6/5, Otamendi airmail cover franked 25c, black flight cachet.Faint tone spots, see scan |
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Lot Number: 266
| Date: 1930, May 6 Est. price: £10.00 Category: Netherlands Antilles Description: Pan Am F/F Curacao to Maracaibo bs 6/5, Otamendi airmail cover franked 25c, black flight cachet. |
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Lot Number: 445
| Date: 1940, Jul 19 Est. price: £10.00 Category: World War II Description: F/F, Auckland to San Francisco, cachet, b/s, air cover, Pan Am. Image. |
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Lot Number: 293
| Date: 1940, Jul 19 Est. price: £10.00 Category: New Zealand Description: F/F, Auckland to Honolulu, violet boxed cachet, b/s, Pan Am |
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Lot Number: 550
| Date: Picture postcards Est. price: £10.00 Category: Ephemera Description: Original PAA B&W photocard of Pan Am Clipper flying past the Statue of Liberty. |
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Lot Number: 312
| Date: 1929, Aug 11 Est. price: £60.00 Category: Scarce and Unusual Routing Description: Commercial South American "P. A. G. A. I. " airmail Ecuador , Guayaquil, early commercial example of FAM 9 mail flown by Pan American Grace Airways lnc. demonstrated by the very scarce violet boxed ' P.A.G.A.1 cachet, used on genuine commercial mail, first introduced for use on air mail on the 5th of May 1929. Letter from Guayaquil to Cristobal Canal Zone ) by a " SIKORSKY. S. 383. - seaplane, transferred to Steam Ship service from Colon to Southampton, then by railway service to London. Airmail & surface postage, charged at 16 centavos per 10 grams from Ecuador to Cristobal [Canal Zone) to the United Kingdom. |
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Lot Number: 345
| Date: 1939, Aug 10 Est. price: £45.00 Category: Scarce and Unusual Routing Description: USA to Southern Rhodesia, SAN FRANCISCO to SALISBURY, by US internal air service to New York and on from Port Washington by PAN AM N11 DIXIE CLIPPER which left 12/8 arriving Southampton 13/8. Transferred to Imperial Airways Southampton-Durban Service flight #DS223 which left 16 August and was flown all the way by 'Cassiopia' to Beira arriving 21/8. Transferred to RHODESIA AND NYASLAND AIRWAYS arriving Salisbury 22/8 arrival cds. Readdressed 22 August. Franked 55c for 52c air rate, 3c excess. Closed tear top edge 50c stamp and flap missing, but interesting item notwithstanding. See scan |
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Lot Number: 599
| Date: Reference material Est. price: £35.00 Category: Reference Material Description: "Imperial Airways Empire Flying Boat Services 1936-1939", Peter Wingent, pb 1997. A4 softback,175pp, containing 344 reports from the Southampton 'Southern Daily Echo' between 1936-39 presented in chronological order, 17 maps of the Empire routes, and four separate check lists for the Imperial Airways Africa, India/Australia, and Trans-Atlantic services, and the Pan American Trans-Atlantic service. Southampton is the city where Imperial Airways established its UK flying boat terminal. A valuable reference for those wishing to pursue this area of study. Furthermore each check list offers an ideal format upon which to base a new flying boat collection. Now available at a fixed price of £35 +p/p. |
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