STAMPS, COINS & POSTCARDS (#508) Closed Auction Info PDF Prices RealizedPDF Catalogue View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low) Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 281-290 of 356. Previous|1...272829303132...36|Next Lot #425 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: HARRY HAWKER FLIES AT ELSTERNWICK, FEBRUARY 1914 Three real photo postcards (unknown photographer) depicting "Hawker's Aeroplane" (on the ground at Elsternwick golf course); "Hawker descending over Elsternwick Hotel"; and, "Hawker and aeroplane at Elsternwick Golf Links, February 1914"; all annotated verso. (3 items). SymbolPC View details Estimate$300 - $500Price Realized$360StatusSold Lot #426 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 4 Aug.1919 (AAMC.19) Major Norman Brearley in an Avro biplane dropped a batch of advertising postcards for Charles Moore & Co over Perth and suburbs. This example is one of 6 known survivors. SymbolPC View details Estimate$1,500 - $2,000StatusCLOSED! Lot #427 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 6 Aug.1919 (AAMC.21e) Adelaide - Minlaton Flights Harry Butler souvenir postcard with printed message re. Unley Aviation Day at the Unley Oval; unused. Cat.$650. SymbolPC View details Estimate$300 - $350Price Realized$240StatusSold Lot #428 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 4 Sept. 1919 (AAMC.23) Hobart - Launceston cover with Peace Loan advertising and KGV 1½d brown carried by ED Cummings in a Sopwith Pup on the first aerial mail flight in Tasmania, violet two-line 'FIRST TAS. AERO MAIL/DPMG' handstamp and 'LAUNCESTON/-5SE19/TASMANIA' arrival backstamp, very fine with only 6 examples believed to have survived, Cat $4000. Accompanied by photo of the Sopwith Pup circling Hobart GPO. SymbolC View details Estimate$1,800 - $2,200StatusCLOSED! Lot #429 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: Nov.1919 - Feb.1920 (AAMC.27a) a "Ross Smith" vignette attractively tied by one of 3 strikes of the oval "FIRST AERIAL MAIL" cachet on a cover picked up in INDIA, one of the refuelling stops on the flight from England to Australia where Indian adhesives were affixed and tied by the oval cachet. With the three-line violet h/stamp at left beneath a third strike of the cachet. One of only 14 covers originating in India and one of only eight with the exceptional combi SymbolC View details Estimate$8,000 - $10,000Price Realized$7,000StatusSold Lot #430 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: Nov.1919 - Feb.1920 (AAMC.27a) a "Ross Smith" vignette attractively tied by one of 2 strikes of the oval "FIRST AERIAL MAIL" cachet on a cover picked up at RAMADI, MESOPOTAMIA, one of the refuelling stops on the flight from England to Australia. With the three-line violet h/stamp on the back flap together with the sender's name and address. The lot also includes the original handwritten enclosure "...an aeroplane came hovering around the camp and landed SymbolC View details Estimate$6,000 - $8,000StatusCLOSED! Lot #431 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: Aug.1920 (AAMC.47c) "Velvet Soap" advertising postcard dropped over Melbourne by R. Graham Carey in his Maurice Farman Shorthorn biplane, as depicted on the card. The reverse of the card shows Carey in the cockpit and an aerial view of the soapworks of J. Kitchen & Sons, the manufacturers of Velvet soap. [Eustis says "Only four cards known on his exhibit page.]. SymbolPC View details Estimate$2,500 - $3,000Price Realized$2,000StatusSold Lot #432 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 10 Aug.1920 (AAMC.48c, Frommer 3b) For the "Herald & Weekly Times" experimental flight from Melbourne - Hamilton, a 'Herald Air Mail' vignette in brown was prepared; a complete sheetlet of 4 units (2*/2**) with selvedge. Extremely rare thus, only 3 blocks believed to exist.Provenance: Tom Frommer Grand Prix Gold Collection. Symbol** * View details Estimate$2,000 - $3,000StatusCLOSED! Lot #433 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 27 Sept.1920 (AAMC.51e, Frommer 4b) For the "Herald & Weekly Times" promotional flight from Melbourne to Longreach for "Pals" boy's magazine, 'Pals Air Mail' vignettes in red were prepared; a complete block of 4 with selvedge; extremely rare, with only 4 such blocks believed to exist.Provenance: F.W. Hill, Tom Frommer Symbol* View details Estimate$2,500 - $3,500StatusCLOSED! Lot #434 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 2 Nov.1922 (AAMC.66a) Charleville - Longreach cover, addressed to Dr. F.A. Hope Michod, Deputy Chairman of Directors of the newly formed Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services Ltd., carried on the first air mail delivery flight by QANTAS. Piloted over this sector by P.J. McGinness. Dr. Hope Michod, one of the original financial backers of QANTAS, later became Chairman. 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