View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low)Relevance Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 801-900 of 1169. Previous|1...56789101112|Next Image Lot # Item Title Time Left Your Bids 784 Postal Stationery: A substantial collection/accumulation in album sleeves and loose. Covers Post Office issues, Official issues and Printed-to-Private-Order issues. Noted postal cards, Lettercards, Envelopes, Registered Envelopes, Wrappers, and even a Myer 5/10 Parcel label (faults). A wonderful source of material for the collector or reseller. (many 100s of items). SymbolPS Estimate$1,000 - $1,500Price Realized$950StatusSold View details 785 POSTAL STATIONERY: A predominantly 1940s-50s duplicated range of used items, mainly Registered Envelopes and Printed-to-Private-Order envelopes; includes inwards mail to a POW Camp Internee, a few later items, etc. Mixed condition. (90+). SymbolPS Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold View details 786 STAMPED TO ORDER POSTCARDS: 1924-28 (BW:PS18, 21, and 22) Octagonal 1½d red-brown, 1d violet and 1d green KGV with "POSTAGE" in die, all attractively used between 1923 - 1926 for Concrete Constructions Pty Ltd, Melbourne. (3). Cat.$1000. SymbolPS Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold View details 787 Letter Cards: 1911-12 (BW:LC10/33) 1d KGV Full-Face, perf. 10 on Grey surfaced card, September 1912 printing in blue-green, "Central R'l'y. S't'n, Sydney" illustration, unused Cat $175. SymbolPS Estimate$120 - $150StatusCLOSED! View details 788 Letter Cards: Australia: Postal Stationery: Letter Cards: 1911-12 (BW:LC10/28A) 1d KGV Full-Face, perf.10 on Grey Surfaced card (0.19mm thick), September 1912 printing in chestnut, "Cairns Railway Queensland", very fine unused, Cat $175. SymbolPS Estimate$120 - $150StatusCLOSED! View details 789 Letter Cards: 1911 1d + 1d Full-Face Design Reply Lettercard, 'Giant Red Gum, Vic' and 'Queen's Gardens Perth, WA' in purple, fine unused; BW:LC13. SymbolPS Estimate$100 - $150StatusCLOSED! View details 790 Letter Cards: 1914-18 (BW:LC18/93) 1d KGV Sideface perf.12½ Die 1 in greenish-slate on Grey Surfaced Card with Off-White/Cream Interior, "North Terrace Adelaide" illustration, fine unused. SymbolPS Estimate$100 - $120StatusCLOSED! View details 791 Letter Cards: 1914-18 (BW:LC18/118) 1d KGV Sideface perf.12½ Die 1 in grey on Grey Surfaced Card with Off-White Cream Interior, "Russell Falls, Tasmania" illustration, fine unused. SymbolPS Estimate$120 - $150StatusCLOSED! View details 792 Letter Cards: 1914-18 Military Views (BW:LC25/M8A) 1d KGV Sideface perf.12½, in sepia on grey card, pink interior, "Officers and Crew including H.M. King George ..." , Dec. 1915 Sydney local postal usage; light vertical fold. SymbolPS Estimate$80 - $100Price Realized$80StatusSold View details 793 Letter Cards: 1914-18 Military Views (BW:LC25/M10B) 1d KGV Sideface perf.12½, in brown on Grey card, pink interior, "SUBMARINE A.E.1 (NOW SUNK)", unused. SymbolPS Estimate$120 - $150Price Realized$140StatusSold View details 794 Letter Cards: 1914-18 Military Views (BW:LC25/M12B) 1d KGV Sideface perf.12½, in brown on Grey card, pink interior, "TROOPS on board/TRANSPORT." unused. SymbolPS Estimate$100 - $125Price Realized$120StatusSold View details 795 Letter Cards: Attractive group, all Unused except where noted; comprising LC42 "Hawkesbury River N.S.W." CTO (tiny scrape); LC45 "G.P.O. HOBART" CTO (some foxing); LC54 "Gibberabong Creek N.S.W."; LC58 1½d red, rounded corners; LC58b 1½d red, squared corners; LC61; LC62; LC63 & LC64. Mainly fine. (9). Cat.$1125. SymbolPS Estimate$150 - $200StatusCLOSED! View details 796 STAMPED TO PRIVATE ORDER ENVELOPES: A study of several KGV types: 1922-23 2d red Octagonal KGV (BW:ES61 x 7), 1928-37 1d green oval KGV (BW:ES64 x 40 used, 3 unused),1928-30 1½d red oval KGV (BW:ES69 x 9 used, 1 unused), 1930 TWO PENCE on 1½d red oval KGV (BW: ES70 x 1 used), and 1930-37 2d red oval KGV (BW: ES72/3 x 8 used, 2 unused). Cat.$1270. A great opportunity for further research. SymbolPS Estimate$100 - $150Price Realized$80StatusSold View details 797 STAMPED TO ORDER KGVI ENVELOPES: 1937 oval die 2d red (7), 1941 oval die 2½d red (37, of which two are unused), 1950 oval die 3d red (1 unused, Cat.$400), 1951 3d green circle die (58), and 1951 3½d red circle die (7); many users represented. Housed in an album.Cat.$1800+. SymbolPS Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$120StatusSold View details 798 1913 4d Kangaroo, Long Envelope (BW:RE2) uprated with 2d Orange KGV + 6d Grey-Blue Kangaroo for June 1921 despatch from Elizabeth St., Melbourne to GRAZ, Austria with London transit b/s. A fine usage of a scarce Envelope. Cat.$400+. SymbolPS Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$180StatusSold View details 799 1922-23 5d brown King George V with stamp on flap [BW: RE12 & RE13) illustrating both settings of the "ADDRESS" instructions and panels; both superb Unused. (2). Cat.$800. SymbolPS Estimate$250 - $300StatusCLOSED! View details 800 1937 (SG.165 & 167) 1d Queen & 2d King: Official First Day Covers: 56 addressed, 4 unaddressed; many different Post Offices noted. (Total: 60). SymbolFDC Estimate$150 - $200StatusCLOSED! View details 801 1937 (SG.193-5) N.S.W. Sesquicentenary: 10 complete sets on official Post Office FDCs from various offices and including several registered. Also, the 2d & 3d on 23 Official FDCs including reg'd examples. (Total: 33 FDCs). SymbolFDC Estimate$150 - $250StatusCLOSED! View details 802 1946 (SG.213-215) Peace set of 3: Rex Bodin FDCs - unaddressed (3), addressed (2), J.H.Smyth FDCs (4, registered to Ken Baker) and one other. Mainly registered. (Total: 10). Also, several other FDCs of the same period. SymbolFDC Estimate$150 - $200StatusCLOSED! View details 803 1937-66 duplicated range of mainly commercial FDCs with values to 5/-; also a few foreign items, first flight covers, etc. in a box. SymbolFDC C PS Estimate$100 - $200Price Realized$80StatusSold View details 804 An accumulation of Australian FDCs and Special postmark covers; noted some rarely seen 1956 Olympics covers, etc. (qty). SymbolC FDC Estimate$100 - $150Price Realized$160StatusSold View details 805 The 1956 OLYMPICS TEMPORARY POST OFFICES: Two registered covers, each bearing the complete Olympics set of 4; one with "MAIN STADIUM (PRESS)" registration label; the other with "RICHMOND PARK KIOSK 1" registration label. (2). SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$220StatusSold View details 806 1971 - 1990 collection of official unaddressed APO FDCS; all different. FV: $200+. (130+). SymbolFDC Estimate$60 - $80StatusCLOSED! View details 807 A box containing mainly c. 1990s-2000s first day covers (hundreds), in addition to a quantity of prepaid postcards and envelopes. Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold View details 808 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: LABELS, VIGNETTES, STICKERS, TAGS, ETC: An accumulation of mainly 1930s-60s items; some mounted on album pages. Very diverse and colourful range issued by airlines, hotels, freight companies, etc.. Includes some flown covers of the same period. Estimate$200 - $300Price Realized$220StatusSold View details 809 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: A collection of flown covers and other Aerophilatelic items including AAMC.106, AAMC.136 (signed by Brearley), AAMC.180 (signed by Kingsford Smith), AAMC.245 (signed by Kingsford Smith & Allan), AAMC.524 (signed by Hempel), AAMC.371, AAMC.509b, AAMC.602a, AAMC.1270 & 1271h, AAMC.P104 & P117, etc. Cat. over $3000 but mixed condition. (Total: 23 items). SymbolC Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$480StatusSold View details 810 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: BOOKS: "Flight and Adventures of Parer and McIntosh..." by Ray Parer [1921]; "14,000 Miles through the Air" by Sir Ross Smith [1922]; "The History of Australian Aviation" by Stanley Brogden [1960]; "Croydon Airport - The Great Days 1928 - 1939" by Cluett, Nash & Learmonth [1980]; "Born to Fly" by Nancy Bird [1961, signed]; and, "From the Diary of Stephen Smith" by Jatia [1980]. (6 vols.) Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$140StatusSold View details 811 AIR POSTS CATALOGUES: 1925 Alan Turton; 1928 and 1930 Theodore Champion catalogues; J. Stephen's Airgraph and V...- MAIL Catalogue; and one other publication. (5 vols.) Estimate$100 - $150StatusCLOSED! View details 812 AVIATION & AVIATORS: CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS: A good collection of mainly complete sets in G/VG condition. Noted Ardath "Modern Aircraft" and "Empire Flying Boat", Wills "Aviation", Shell "Aircraft of the World", John Player "Aircraft of the Royal Air Force", Cleveden Confectionery "Famous International Aircraft", Mars Confections "Famous Aeroplanes, Pilots & Airports", John Player "International Air Liners", Mills "Histoire de L'aviation", Top Top "Great Sunblest Air Race Cards", and more. Estimate$200 - $300Price Realized$320StatusSold View details 813 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: June 1914 (AAMC.2) Melbourne - Sydney, special card prepared for the first official airmail flight, to be piloted by "Wizard" Stone; with 1d adhesive tied by SYDNEY roller cancel; Sydney address; manuscript notation in message panel. SymbolPC Estimate$300 - $400StatusCLOSED! View details 814 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: June 1914 (AAMC.2a) Melbourne - Sydney, special card prepared for the first official airmail flight, to be piloted by "Wizard" Stone; with 1d adhesive and Sydney address; manuscript notation in message panel "Returned July 10, 1914. Negotiations for conveyance of Mail not satisfactory and all Postcards returned to Senders including the cost 1/-". SymbolPC Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$200StatusSold View details 815 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 16-18 July 1914 (AAMC.3) Melbourne - Sydney Maurice Guillaux Official Souvenir PPC flown on the first Australian official airmail with 1d Roo tied by 'AUSTRALIAN/MELBOURNE/16-JUL-1914/VIC/AERIAL MAIL' oval d/s and 'SYDNEY/18JL14/64' arrival cds at left. Cat $750. SymbolPC Estimate$400 - $500Price Realized$320StatusSold View details 816 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 15-27 February 1917 (AAMC.10) Mount Gambier - Melbourne Official Souvenir Postcard carried by Basil Watson; postmarked on departure and arrival, and with a message that reads "Just a line to travel by the first aeroplane to land in Mt. Gambier."; a very fine example. SymbolPC Estimate$300 - $400Price Realized$300StatusSold View details 817 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 Estimate$1,500 - $2,000Price Realized$1,300StatusSold View details 818 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 6 August 1919 (AAMC.21e) A Captain Harry Butler Souvenir Aerial Post Card, an unused example with the 8-line printed message advertising his demonstration at "the Unley Oval with his Wonderful Monoplane"; trimmed corners. Cat.$650. SymbolPC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$160StatusSold View details 819 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: August 1919 (AAMC.22a) Minlaton - Adelaide, flown special postcard with hand-written message headed "Minlaton 9th August 1919" with the message "Dear Dulcie, This card I am sending you with the second aerial mail to cross St. Vincents Gulf per your Uncle Harry, With Love from Auntie Sis"; a few bend and chips, but the return flight is rare. SymbolPC Estimate$150 - $200StatusCLOSED! View details 820 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 6 August 1919 (AAMC.22aa) a specially printed Souvenir Aerial Post Card prepared for Captain Harry Butler's Adelaide - Minlaton flights; unused. SymbolPC Estimate$150 - $200StatusCLOSED! View details 821 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: "The Sir Ross Smith Flight" official souvenir programme produced for Union Theatres to accompany their screening of the documentary of the London - Darwin flight, titled "The Great Flight"; printed by Evans & Son., Castlereagh St., Sydney. Attractively bound in brown hard covers with gilt titles. An extremely rare piece of ephemera, only the 2nd copy we have offered. Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold View details 822 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 17 April 1922 (AAMC.64) Geelong - Melbourne flown cover, bearing the blue "Herald Air Mail" vignette alongside the two 1d KGV adhesive, all of which are attractively tied by the GEELONG roller cancel. SymbolC Estimate$1,000 - $1,250StatusCLOSED! View details 823 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 2 June 1924 (AAMC.71) Adelaide - Sydney flown cover, signed by the pilots C.A. Butler and F.S. Briggs, who were in command on different legs of the flight. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$160StatusSold View details 824 1927-32 covers all with QANTAS "Western Queensland" red/white vignettes (Frommer.15d) including a 12 Nov. 1927 flown cover with the earliest recorded usage of the "FORWARDED BY AIR MAIL" violet handstamp at McKINLAY; a Dec.1927 usage of a Lettercard from CAMOOWEAL; and an August 1932 cover, self addressed to Hudson Fysh with 1/- Large Lyrebird & 3d Bridge tied by 'MCKINLAY' datestamp; (3 items). SymbolC PS Estimate$250 - $300StatusUnsold View details 825 BERT HINKLER: A book titled "HINKLER : Hyperbole, Hypocrisy and Humbug versus Authenticity and Accuracy in Australian History" by Roy G. Bettiens, [Fyshwick, 1985]; No.34 of 37 self-published, hardcover tomes; with additional later letters and documents loosely inserted. Comprehensive and passionate! SymbolL Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold View details 826 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 12 November 1929 (AAMC.145c) a special postcard issued on the 10th Anniversary of the England to Australia flight by Ross & Keith Smith in 1919; postmarked at Hounslow and Melbourne, the postcard is also signed by the surviving brother, Keith Smith. Housed in a special folder created for the card, the text explains that "Ten cards were autographed on the front by the survivor, Sir Keith Smith." SymbolPC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$320StatusSold View details 827 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 1 Jan.1930 (AAMC.149; Nier.300101) Brisbane - Sydney reg'd cover flown by A.N.A. on their inaugural service. The plane force-landed at Casino (where the undercarriage was damaged), the mail was collected the next day by pilot E.H. Chaseling for delivery to Sydney, the 3 Jan backstamp confirming the delayed delivery. SymbolC Estimate$150 - $200StatusCLOSED! View details 828 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 19 Feb.1930 (AAMC.152a) Anthony's Lagoon - Camooweal flown cover carried by A.A.S. to link with the newly established Qantas service from Brisbane and signed by the pilot, Frank Neale. Cat.$400+. SymbolC Estimate$250 - $300StatusCLOSED! View details 829 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 6 June 1931 (AAMC.184a) Lord Howe Island to Australia, flown cover, signed and endorsed by the pilot, Francis Chichester. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$180StatusSold View details 830 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: Mar.1931 (Frommer 36c) Qantas white/blue vignette 'By Air Mail / NORTH QUEENSLAND Australia's Winter Playground': exploded large part booklet comprising the covers, two complete vertical strips of 8 & a vertical strip of 6, all with top selvedge. SymbolB ** Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$400StatusSold View details 831 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: July 1931 (AAMC.212) Manila (Philippines) - Japan, flown cover, signed by the pilot, Francis Chichester; with stamped numbered message regarding the abandonment of the onward flight because of the total wreck of the plane at Katsuura. SymbolC Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$120StatusSold View details 832 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 1932-33 (AAMC.242) Australia - Germany flown cover carried on the return of the Bertram Atlantis Expedition franked 3d Airmail tied by DARWIN 12 DE 32 cds, plus Dutch East Indies (2) for arrival and departure after a long delay for repairs, AKYAB (Burma) cds tieing India 3a Air and German 10pf Eagle tied by BERLIN 14 4 33 arrival cds. Cat.$1750. SymbolC Estimate$1,000 - $1,500StatusUnsold View details 833 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: Two hardcover books, self published and bound by Ernie A. Crome: "Donald Mackay 1870-1958" (1983); "From Ships to Helicopters" (1984); the second volume with original signatures of G.U. Allan, H.A. Litchfield, L. Wackett, Hubert Opperman and John Scruse. (2). SymbolL Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$160StatusSold View details 834 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 20 July 1933 (AAMC.317) Calcutta - Lucknow flown cover, carried by James Wood while en route from Australia to England in his DH60M Moth "Spirit of Western Australia"; with six-line handstamped cachet; cancelled on arrival at Lucknow. [One of only 16 carried]. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$340StatusSold View details 835 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 1 September 1933 (AAMC.325a) A Northern Terrirory Aerial Survey Expedition flown cover, signed by the pilot, Frank Neale and Commander Harry Bennett. (One of only 12 covers flown aboard their Percival Gull.). SymbolC Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$120StatusSold View details 836 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 11-12 May 1934 (AAMC.379) Australia - New Zealand Goodwill Flight, special cover (number 101 of 250) signed by the crew of the "Faith in Australia", Ulm, Allan and Boulton. SymbolC Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$180StatusSold View details 837 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 11 September 1934 (AAMC.401a) Perth - Sydney "Palace Hotel, Perth" cover, flown non-stop by Kingsford Smith and Taylor in the "Lady Southern Cross"; addressed to Alfred Levy at Tattersall's Club, Sydney; cancelled on arrival in Sydney and with Sydney & Tattersall's Club backstamps. SymbolC Estimate$1,000 - $1,250Price Realized$800StatusSold View details 838 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: September/October 1934 (AAMC.419) a cover carried aboard the "Southern Cross" on the Dr W.G. Woolnough Aerial Geological Survey flights in Northern Australia; signed by the crew including the pilot, O.B. Hall and Dr Woolnough. [One of 32 covers carried.] SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$440StatusSold View details 839 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: PATRICK GORDON TAYLOR 1896 - 1966: Following the publication of his first book in 1935, which told the story of his Trans-Pacific Flight in "The Lady Southern Cross" in November 1934, with Charles Kingsford Smith. P.G.Taylor went on to write several books about his career. The present unique volume, produced and bound by Ernie Crome in March 1983, is "the only photostat copy of material in his collection relating to Taylor's career and publications. Signed & endors Condition ReportThis book contains 90 pages of text and/or images Estimate$100 - $150Price Realized$240StatusSold View details 840 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 24 March 1935 (AAMC.493) Australia - England flown cover, signed and endorsed by the pilot "Carried by the Miles Falcon G-ACTM, Australia - England, 7 days, 19 hrs, 50 mins. Piloted by H.L. Brook." Also cancelled on arrival at Croydon Airport. Having only learned to fly in 1933, and participating in the 1934 MacRobertson Air Race, this flight set a new solo flying record time for the long route between Darwin and England. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$280StatusSold View details 841 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: TRANS-TASMAN AIR SERVICE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED: The company MINUTE BOOK, from 14th June 1935, the first meeting of the Board of Directors: Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, Captain P.G. Taylor, B.T. Sheil and J.W. Stannage, up to the final entry on 29th May1936 following the loss of Kingsford Smith en route from England. SymbolD Estimate$6,000 - $8,000Price Realized$4,000StatusSold View details 842 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 18 July 1935 (AAMC.514a) Mascot - Sydney Last flight of the "Southern Cross" cover with special vignette and signed by Hubert Wilkins (the former owner of the plane) and Charles Kingsford Smith; very few exist. Additionally, flown 18 July 1985, the 50th Anniversary, on a helicopter flight from Mascot to Richmond; one of only 8, signed by the pilot, dick Smith and all others onboard. [see reverse of cover]. SymbolC Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$460StatusSold View details 843 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: The Last Flight of the "Southern Cross" 18 July 1935 (AAMC.515) a cover (#30) carried from Mascot to Richmond, with special vignette showing the route the aeroplane had followed around the world; signed by Charles Kingsford Smith, Mary Kingsford Smith, P.G. Taylor, John Stannage and all other personnel on board. SymbolC Estimate$800 - $1,000StatusCLOSED! View details 844 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: THE LAST FLIGHT OF THE "SOUTHERN CROSS": A complete IMPERFORATE proof sheetlet of four of the round-the-world-route-map vignettes designed by Ernest Crome. (AAMC: 516f). Provenance: From the estate of Ernest Crome. SymbolP Estimate$400 - $500StatusCLOSED! View details 845 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 2 August 1935 (AAMC.520a) Sydney - Tennant Creek flown cover, carried and signed by the pilot, J. Chapman on a Survey Flight for Australian Transcontinental Airways. [Believed to be one of 6 flown to each port-of-call.] SymbolC Estimate$120 - $150StatusCLOSED! View details 846 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 29 April - 4 May 1936 (AAMC.601) Adelaide - Cootamundra cover, flown and signed by C.J. "Jimmy" Melrose in his Heston Phoenix "Billings" on a Goodwill Flight to the eastern states in association with the South Australian Centenary. The three covers to Cootamundra, together with three covers addressed to Sydney, were the last covers carried by Melrose before he died in the crash of his aircraft, near Melbourne on 5 July 1936. He was only 22 when he died. SymbolC Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$850StatusSold View details 847 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 22 May 1936 (AAMC.602h & i) Mt. Isa - Townsville, and return, Airlines of Australia Ltd cacheted covers carried on their first survey flights over this route. (2 covers). Rarely seen. SymbolC Estimate$150 - $200StatusCLOSED! View details 848 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: October-November 1936: In association with her solo record flight from England to New Zealand (AAMC.639-41), Jean Batten signed and dated a cover commemorating her election as an "Honorary Member of the Air Mail Society of N.Z." on 25 November 1936. SymbolC Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$160StatusSold View details 849 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 17 March 1937 (AAMC.709) Sydney - Townsville - Sydney flown cover, signed by the pilots involved in the search for the Airlines of Australia Stinson aircraft, which had crashed at Lamington Plateau; Frank Neale, the pilot of the D.H. Dragonfly, has also signed the cover, one of only 6 that he carried. SymbolC Estimate$300 - $500Price Realized$420StatusSold View details 850 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: April-May 1937 (AAMC.714k) Brisbane - New Delhi "Coronation Day" flown cover, with special handstamps, and signed (verso) by the solo-pilot, Mrs. H.B. (Lores) Bonney. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$240StatusSold View details 851 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 12 May 1937 (AAMC.732a) R.Graham Carey souvenir postcard for the Coronation Motor Show (Melbourne) signed "R. Graham Carey", fine unused, Cat. $250. SymbolPC Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$280StatusSold View details 852 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: COMMERCIAL MAILS VIA PAN AM: A June 1937 cover (rated at 4/8 per ½oz) flown by Qantas to Singapore, Imperial from Singapore to Hong Kong and Pan Am Clipper from Hong Kong via Manila to HONOLULU; on an exhibit page together with a July 1937 cover from Geneva, which was flown by Pan Am from San Francisco to Honolulu. (2). Estimate$200 - $250StatusCLOSED! View details 853 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: EARLY ANSETT AIRWAYS FLOWN COVERS: 30 August 1937 (AAMC.758a & b) Melbourne - Broken Hill and return, flown covers signed by the pilot, V.C. Cerche, Reg Ansett and the others on board; both covers cancelled on return and departure; also, 4 October 1937 (AAMC.768h) Melbourne - Narrandera and return flown covers, both signed by the pilot, Alec M. Bayne. (Total: 4 covers). SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$380StatusSold View details 854 AIRMAIL EXHIBITION, MELBOURNE: Four registered covers (AAMC.768bb) dated 7 Oct. 1937 from the Air Mail Exhibition Post Office, each bearing the special Registration label and a Airmail Exhibition perforated label in a different colour; all addressed to the same recipient in Kew, with arrival backstamps. (4). SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$160StatusSold View details 855 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 12-16 November 1937 Airlines of Australia DC3 Goodwill Demonstration Flights: a Melbourne - Sydney flown cover (AAMC.773c, one of 12) signed by Major Bertrandias, Keith Virtue, Arthur Affleck and W.S. Reid; together with a Sydney - Adelaide - Perth flown cover (AAMC.773d, one of 12) signed by Keith Virtue. (2 covers). SymbolC Estimate$250 - $300Price Realized$200StatusSold View details 856 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: JIM BROADBENT'S RECORD SOLO FLIGHT TO LONDON: 18 April 1938 (AAMC.804) Darwin - London flown cover; cancelled on departure and arrival; signed by the pilot (one of only 10) on the occasion of record solo flight time of 5 days, 4 hours. SymbolC Estimate$300 - $400Price Realized$200StatusSold View details 857 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 31 July 1939 (AAMC.875) Melbourne - Wau flown cover, carried aboard a Boeing 40B bi-plane, signed by the pilot, Ray Parer and cancelled on arrival. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$160StatusSold View details 858 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: MORNINGTON ISLAND PARACHUTE MAIL DELIVERY FLIGHTS BY QANTAS: 1939 (AAMC.887), 1941 (AAMC.936), 1942 (AAMC.950 & 951), 1943 (AAMC.970 & 971), 1946 (AAMC.1089), 1947 (AAMC.1132), 1948 (AAMC.1199), and the TAA delivery flight for 1949 (AAMC.1234); all signed and with the colourful adhesive vignettes, where relevant. (10 covers). Cat.$1,550. SymbolC Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$440StatusSold View details 859 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 17 April 1940 (AAMC.898a) One of only six covers carried from Sydney to the ship, RMS Queen Mary, for the Sydney Morning Herald. The aircraft was an Aeronca VH-ACH; the cover is signed by the pilot, A. O'Hara, and Captain R.B. Irving, the Commander of the ship. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$300StatusSold View details 860 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 3 October 1940 (AAMC.911b) A Registered cover carried on the QANTAS Survey flight from Sydney to Dilli, via Darwin and Koepang; signed by the pilot, Captain R.B. Tapp in the Flying Boat "Corinna". [Ex. Tom Frommer, and endorsed by him verso,"12 flown"]. SymbolC Estimate$300 - $500Price Realized$240StatusSold View details 861 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 17 January 1941 (AAMC.912) Australia - Dilli, Portuguese Timor, flown cover carried on the inaugural QANTAS flight via Dili to Singapore; with censorship cachet and signed by the pilot, H.B. Hussey. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$320StatusSold View details 862 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 21 January 1941 (AAMC.913) Dilli (Portuguese Timer) - Australia, first return flight cover carried by QANTAS and signed by the pilot of "Cambria", R.B. Tapp. [One of only 21 carried]. SymbolC Estimate$300 - $400Price Realized$240StatusSold View details 863 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 18 December 1941 (AAMC.935) Sydney - Mornington Island Christmas Mail parachute delivery flight by QANTAS; with special vignette; signed by the pilot, E.C. Sims, and the Acting Superintendent on the Island. While 114 covers were carried from Brisbane on this flight, this is one of only 28 carried from Sydney, making it, by far, the rarest of the Mornington Island covers. SymbolC Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$1,900StatusSold View details 864 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 11 July 1944 (AAMC.976a) One of 23 covers flown on the first RAAF "Mosquito" A52-1001, signed by RAAF pilot, Brian Walker and more than 30 others who witnessed the event. SymbolC Estimate$100 - $150StatusCLOSED! View details 865 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 10 Nov. 1944 (AAMC.982) Sydney - Fanning Island, registered cover, flown and signed by the pilot, P.G. Taylor aboard his Catalina "Frigate Bird" with Fanning Island arrival backstamp. (One of only 15 flown). SymbolC Estimate$300 - $350StatusCLOSED! View details 866 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: QANTAS INAUGURAL FLIGHT COVERS: 17-19 November 1945 (AAMC.1014-15) Australia - Fiji and return flown covers, carried and signed by Orme Denny aboard "Coriolanus" for the Fijian Government; together with 14 October 1947 (AAMC.1113-14) Sydney - Norfolk Island and return flown covers; both with special adhesive vignettes and signed by the pilot, L.R. Ambrose. (4). SymbolC Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$100StatusSold View details 867 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 18 June 1946 (AAMC.1047) Darwin - Sydney flown cover, signed by the captain and crew aboard the Halifax bomber "Waltzing Matilda" with RAAF P.O. Narromine arrival cds verso. SymbolC Estimate$100 - $150StatusCLOSED! View details 868 Aerophilately & Flight Covers 14 Oct. 1947 (AAMC.1113-1114) Sydney - Norfolk Island & return flown covers; both with special vignettes prepared for the QANTAS flights and both covers signed by the captain, L.R. Ambrose, who piloted the Lancastrian in both directions. (2 covers). SymbolC Estimate$120 - $150Price Realized$80StatusSold View details 869 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: December 1947 (AAMC.1124 & 24a, 1125 & 25b) Qantas vignettes for the 1st regular Australia - England service: unused examples of the two vignettes together with flown covers with appropriate vignettes (plus 25th Anniversary vignette); both covers signed by the pilots. (4 items). Cat.$350+. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold View details 870 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: March 1949 (AAMC.1204, a & 1205,a) Special Qantas vignettes for the Sydney - Hong Kong survey flight & return; both vignettes FU on flown covers addressed to the Prime Minister, both signed by Capt. E.C. Sims. Accompanied on Exhibit page by matching unused examples of the vignettes. (4 items). Cat.$500. SymbolC Estimate$300 - $400Price Realized$240StatusSold View details 871 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 15 March 1949 (AAMC.1204 & 1205) QANTAS first Survey flight covers to HONG KONG & Return, both signed by the Commander, Captain E.C. Sims and bearing the red and black special vignette; together with 26 June 1949 (AAMC.1218 & 1219) QANTAS First Regular flight covers to HONG KONG & Return, both signed by Captain J.M. Hampshire and bearing the special blue & black vignettes produced for these flights. (4 covers). Attractive group. Cat.$500. SymbolC Estimate$250 - $300Price Realized$200StatusSold View details 872 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 14 March 1951 (AAMC.1271d) Australia - Cook Islands flown cover, carried by Captain P.G. Taylor on his Special Survey Flight from Australia to Chile in his Catalina "Frigate Bird II"; backstamped AITUTAKI. SymbolC Estimate$120 - $150StatusCLOSED! View details 873 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 2 June 1953 (AAMC.1318b) Qantas Coronation Day flown special airletters, each with the rectangular cachet in violet. Fifteen different, including from Port Moresby, Wellington, Vila, Honiara, Karachi, Singapore, Norfolk Island, Cocos, etc. AAMC: $750+. SymbolPS Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$120StatusSold View details 874 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 5-9 September 1953 (AAMC.1322-1325a) QANTAS Inaugural flight covers: Sydney - Hollandia, Lae - Hollandia, Hollandia - Lae, and Hollandia - Sydney, with all covers bearing the special vignette prepared for each flight and all covers signed by the pilots for each flight. Also accompanied by examples of all four "Mint" vignettes with full gum. (8 items). Remarkably hard to assemble. SymbolC ** Estimate$400 - $500Price Realized$360StatusSold View details 875 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 23 Nov.1957 (AAMC.1379) An album containing proof strikes (2) of the triangular vignette (2) affixed to a sheet with printing instructions, a black print sheet of proofs of the sheetlet of vignettes, various other proof strikes of the vignette on card or different papers, a flown cover signed by Carey, a complete sheetlet signed by Carey, an unflown cover with Castrol advertising, 10 complete sheetlets of the vignette, several original photos, newspaper clippings, Symbol** C D P Estimate$300 - $500Price Realized$1,400StatusSold View details 876 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 23 November 1957 (AAMC.1379a) 40th Anniversary of the 1917 Adelaide - Gawler flight, (57) complete sheetlets of 4 vignettes, MUH. Cat.$855. Symbol** Estimate$200 - $250StatusCLOSED! View details 877 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 11 September 1958 (AAMC.1395a) Australia - New Zealand - Australia flown "boomerang" covers carried in both directions on the occasion of the Anniversary of Kingsford Smith's first Trans-Tasman flight, (62) Cat.$1,240. SymbolC Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold View details 878 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: 9 June 1978 (AAMC.1846 & 1846a) Brisbane - Sydney and Brisbane - Ballina flown covers, carried by Ansett to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the 1928 Trans-Pacific Flight by Charles Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm; bearing more than 30 original autographs including Norman Brearley, Harold Litchfield, Lores Bonney, Skip Moody, Keith Virtue, Bob Boulton, Ellen Rogers, Harold Affleck, Jack Clancy, G.U. Allan, Harry Purvis, etc., a Who's Who of Australian Aviation. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold View details 879 Aerophilately & Flight Covers: THE FIRST SOLO HELICOPTER FLIGHT AROUND THE WORLD - Pilot: DICK SMITH: August 1982 - July 1983 flown covers, comprising of 5th August 1982 (AAMC.1948a) Fort Worth to London (9, of which 2 are signed and endorsed by Smith); 13th September 1982 (AAMC.1948b) England to Australia (10, of which 2 are signed by Smith); and 25th May 1983 (AAMC.1948c) Australia to Fort Worth U.S.A. (8). All in excellent condition and rarely seen. (Total: 27) AAMC: $2,700. SymbolC Estimate$500 - $750StatusUnsold View details 880 Postal History: 1913-64 covers with single and mixed frankings incl. three 'Roo covers to Br. Columbia (1d x2 & 3d x1), KGV heads (6), then a mixed range, with frankings to 2/3d, many franked 2/-, registered and/or to overseas destinations. A useful range. (40+ items). SymbolC PC Estimate$250 - $300StatusCLOSED! View details 881 Postal History: MIXED FRANKING: November 1915 usage of a 5d Chestnut KGV head in combination with a pair of TASMANIAN ½d Lake Marion adhesives, all tied by MELBOURNE cds's on a registered cover to PERTH, with arrival b/stamp. Endorsed "per S.S. Zelandia" at top. SymbolC Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$160StatusSold View details 882 Postal History: An album containing a range of mainly 1930s-50s commercial mails to Europe; some earlier and a few later, and some to other foreign destinations, with a wide range of adhesives and rate, with many being AIRMAIL, several registered, censored, etc. (80+ items). A great opportunity. SymbolC PS Estimate$400 - $500StatusUnsold View details 883 World War I - Gallipoli: A DEAKIN'S FRUIT JAM POSTCARD FROM GALLIPOLI: Sent from Gallipoli, circa 1915, endorsed "On Active Service" at top, with part "INFANTRY BRIGADE FIELD P.O." cds; signed by the censoring officer and handstamped with a red boxed censorship mark. Writing to his nephew in Napier, New Zealand, the soldier writes "These post-cards come 8 in a box of jam, rather handy to send to little nephews, eh?" [For the other known example, see Diffen's "Preparations for War and the Austra SymbolPC Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$460StatusSold View details Items per page 102550100 Previous|1...56789101112|Next123456789101112 Previous 123456789101112 Next
