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Author Index Author Index Air France Freight and Air Mail brochure, effective October 1937 (rates from UK) (photocopy) Freight and Air Mail brochure, effective 1 May 1938 (rates from UK) (photocopy) Aitink, H E Luchtpost onder invloed van oorlogsomstandigheden, Nederlandse Vereniging van Poststukken- en Poststempelverzamelaars, Arnhem 2010 De Indiëlijn van de KLM herboren 1945-1950, Enschede 2011 Aitink, H E & E Hovenkamp Bridging the Continents in Wartime, SLTW, Enschede 2005 Noord-Atlantische Luchtverbindingen met nadruk op de jaren 1939-1946, Ned. Ver. Van Poststukken en Poststempelverzamelaars, Enschede 2002 Alcock, Sir John & Sir Arthur Whitten Brown Our Transatlantic Flight, William Kimber & Co, London 1969 Allen O E The Airline Builders, Time Life, 1981 [P] Allen P The 91 Before Lindbergh, Airlife, 1984 Allen, R Pictorial History of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Ian Allen Ltd, London 1978 Alonge A Le Crociere Aeree Italiane, Filatelia Italiana, Rome 1966 Amaral S Fezzan Air Stamps, S Amaral, Belo Horizonte 1955 American Air Mail Society American Air Mail Catalogue, 4th ed, vols 1-4 [C] American Air Mail Catalogue, 5th ed, vols 1-2, 5 [C] American Air Mail Catalogue, 6th ed, vol 2 [C] AAMS directories, 1928, 1931, 1942, 1944, 1948, 1951, 1967, 1975, 1979 [P] Catalog of Air Letter Sheets, AAMS, 1953, with 1954 supplement Display at the RPSL, May 2002 The Pillage Transatlantic Trophy Competition, December 2007; winning entries Andrews W C The Royal Air Force Cairo-Baghdad Air Mail Service 1921-1927, British Philatelic Trust, London 2000 Anon A.E.F.: un pli bien affranchi ex Timbres Magazine, November 2004 (photocopy), with trans. French Equatorial Africa: A Well-Franked Cover by Roy Reader Astrophilately is Tracing the Conquest in Space (photocopy) Atlantic Bridge, Ministry of Information HMSO 1945 (2 copies) BOAC First Flight Covers 1950-1974, Transworld Philair listing Canada, information on Air Mail Pilots, 1960s Canadian Crash Covers Chile in Sanabria’s World Airmail News vol 22 no 5, March-April 1963 Edwardian Wings - a series of 10 pre-WWI aircraft from a 1909 catalogue repro by Flight International 1974 Fitting and Inspection Instructions for Bristol sleeve-valve engines [L] Fitting and Inspection Instructions for Bristol Pegasus & Mercury engines [L] GB QEII 6d Air Letter in Houses of Parliament design GPA Foynes Flying Boat Museum annual publication 1991 Highways in the Air, BOAC 1971 How to read Chinese dates (2 photocopies) Imperial Airways Pilot’s Handbook and General Instructions 1924, Ducimus London 1974 International Philatelic Exhibition London 1970 Awards List [E] Italy, the Notebook of an Amateur Collector of Early Souvenirs of the Air Post La Ligne Mermoz, Cercle Aerophilatelique Francais, Paris n.d Lenny goes by air, Post Office Education Service, Sittingbourne 1991 L’épopée des hélicoptères ex L’Écho de la Timbrologie no 1804, Feb 2007 L’Histoire d’une Grande Ligne Aérienne ou la Liaison Postale France-Amérique du Sud, no publisher [Compagnie Générale Aéropostale], n.d. [1929] (photocopy) Lufthansa German Airlines: the History, Lufthansa New York 1963 Lympne Motor Glider Meeting 8-13.10.1923 (photocopies of articles ex The Aeroplane, 10-17.10.1923) The Madagascar Mail ex The Aeroplane, 14 August 1935 (photocopy) Note sur la Service Postal aérien de l’A.O.F. ex L’Aviette Postale No. 89, July 1933 (photocopy) Overseas Air Mails, GPO notices Sep 1950 - Sep 1957, GPO London Principal Air Mail Routes of the World, ex Philips' Atlas 1934 PAA FAM Jet First Flights 1958-1974 (photocopy) R101 Disaster, reprint of Daily Mail 6 October 1930 Report on the Progress of Civil Aviation 1939-1945, Appendix C, the British Empire, Ministry of Civil Aviation Singapore: A Handbook of Information, Rotary Club of Singapore, 1930s [L] The Comet-1, Francis J Field Ltd 1955 The Encyclopaedia of British Empire Postage Stamps, vol 1 (1st & 2nd ed), vol 2, vol 3, Robson Lowe Ltd London 1948-52 [C] The story of airmail from and to Przemyšl during the siege of 1914/15 The World’s First Comet Jetliner Services, [?FJ Field] 1952-53 (priced listing; photocopy) Tribute to the Vulcan, Lincolnshire Echo 12 March 1994 Universal Postal Convention Ottawa 1957, HMSO London Universal Postal Convention Lausanne 1974, HMSO London Anstee G R Notes on RPSL display, England-India-Australia Airmails, 5.10.72 Antoniu, Dan, George Cicoş, Ioan-Vasile Buiu, Alexandra Bartoc, Robert Şutic Henri Coandă and his technical work during 1906-1918, Editura Anima, Bucharest 2010 Armitage, Douglas B, and Robert I Johnson Iraq: Postal History 1920s to 1940s Airlines, Air Routes, Internal and External Postage Rates, Airmail Fees, charges for various other postal services, censorship and postally relevant historical matters, The Stuart Rossiter Trust, Wheathampstead 2009. Arrow, Nicholas South African Airmails, Nicholas Arrow, Musbury 2008 with Supplement, March 2010 South African Airmails, 2nd Ed, N Arrow, Musbury 2013 Aspnes R K Lao First Flight Cover in 1954 ex The Indo-China Philatelist Vol. 34, vol 34 no 5 (whole no. 165) November 2004 “New” Saigon-Singapore Air Vietnam First Flight ex The Indo-China Philatelist vol 35 no 4 (whole no. 169) September 2005 Asquith B L Concorde Collector’s Handbook, B L Asquith 1961 Faster than a Bullet: the Concorde Story Pts 1 & 2, British Postmark Bulletin vol 31 nos 23 & 24 Apr & May 2002 On Dragon’s Wings, Air Routes to the Far East, Rossiter Postal History Journal vol 1 2000 On Dragons' Wings, People's Posts and Telecommunications Publishing House, Beijing 2012 Francis J. Field Archive (article on two previously unpublished letters concerning the Tientsin-Peking flights of 1920, in English and Mandarin) ex Journal of China Philately, Vol.3, 2010 Auckland R G Aerial Propaganda over Great Britain, R G Auckland St Albans 1962 Baldwin N C Airway Letter Stamps and Services, Francis J Field Ltd nd Air France, reprinted from The Aero Field by Francis J Field, Sutton Coldfield, n.d. Air Mails of Bermuda, Francis J Field Ltd, Sutton Coldfield 1967 The Air Mails of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Francis J Field Ltd, reprinted House of Antiquity, Nether Stowey 1995 Arctic Air Mails, Francis J Field Ltd nd Austria: An Air Mail Digest, Francis J Field Ltd nd BOAC’s Silver Jubilee, Francis J Field Ltd 1965 Bridging the Atlantic, Francis J Field Ltd 1947 British Air Mails 1784-1946, Francis J Field Ltd 1947 British Air Mails 1946-1951, Francis J Field Ltd 1952 British Turbo-Prop Aircraft, Francis J Field Ltd 1963 Canada: An Air Mail Digest, Francis J Field Ltd Comet-4, Francis J Field Ltd 1964 Deutsche Lufthansa and the Lufthansa, Francis J Field Ltd 1966 Fifty Years of British Air Mails 1911-1960, Francis J Field Ltd nd Fifty Years of Atlantic Mail Flights, n.p. n.d. First and Second Semi-Official Air Mail Stamp Issues of Great Britain, no pub, n.d. Great Britain: Airway Letter Stamps and Services, Francis J Field Ltd 1966 Heliposts, Francis J Field Ltd 1954 Imperial Airways and Subsidiary Companies, Francis J Field Ltd 1950 Malaya, Francis J Field Ltd nd Pan-American Airways, Francis J Field Ltd nd Post-War Bridging the Atlantic 1945-1950, Francis J Field Ltd nd (original and photocopy) The External Air Mails of Australia, Francis J Field Ltd 1965 The External Air Mails of New Zealand, Francis J Field Ltd nd The Golden Jubilee of the First UK Aerial Post, Francis J Field Ltd nd The History of Helicopter Mails, Francis J Field Ltd nd The Sinclair Aerial Delivery, 1913, Francis J Field Ltd nd Twelve Years of Scottish Air Mails, Francis J Field Ltd nd Baldwin, N C & M F Stern The Airposts of South Africa, reprinted from The Aero Field by House of Antiquity, Nether Stowey, n.d. Balfour, C The Spithead Express, Magna Press 1999 Barker R The RAF at War, Time Life 1981 [P] Bauer M Hindenburg Crash Mail from the Collection of Luftschiffkapitän Heinrich Bauer Baxmann H Was im Sieger Zeppelinpostkatalog Fehlt ex Zeppelinpost Oct 1984 (photocopy) Beith R British South American Airways 1946-1949, Richard Beith Associates Chester 2004 International Air Mails by the first British Airways ex Stamp Collecting, 2.3.83 Scottish Air Mails 1919-1979, R Beith Dunblane 1981 (2 copies) The Carriage of Mails during the 1919 Railway Strike in Great Britain in Crosspost vol 7 no 4 1999 The Italian South Atlantic Air Mail Service, Richard Beith Associates Guilden Sutton 1993 The Italian South Atlantic Air Mail Service 1939-1941, Richard Beith Associates, Chester 1993 The United States involvement in West African Aviation and their contribution to the carriage of mails, 1941-1945 in Cameo, Vol 11 no 1, January 2009 The Aerial Postal History of Scotland (photocopy files): Part A – Internal Air Mail Services; Part B – United Kingdom Air Mail Services Bellis H Amy Johnson (Women of Renown series), Newness Ed. Publ. Co. 1953 Berecz V G (Jr) The Pioneer Period of Hungarian Airmail, AAMS Mineola 1996 Berezowski A Handbuch der Luftpostkunde: Zeppelin-Posten (1909-1930), n.p., 1981 reprint Bergery G Air Afrique: Voie Impériale, Grasset, Paris 1937 Bergier J Relations aeropostales entre l’Europe et l’Amerique du Nord, 1919- 1945, L’Ancre, Nantes 2001 (1st ed. May, 2nd ed. July) Bertrand G Mémorial Philatélique: Ce que disent les Timbres IV L’Italie, Yvert et Cie Amiens 1934 Bigsby G H Guide to Collecting of Paris Siege Balloon Post, G H Bigsby London 1929 Billig F Billig’s Philatelic Handbooks vols 3-7, 9, 11-13, 16-18, 20-24, 26, Fritz Billig New York 1943-57 Birkhead E The Financial Failure of British Air Transport Companies, 1919 – 24, photocopy ex Journal of Transport History, Vol IV
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