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International Air Liners (P72-220) the Flock 1936 “International Air Liners (P72-220) The flock Set Title: ............................................... “International Air Liners” Issued by: ........................................................ John Player & Sons Cartophilic reference number: ........................................ P72-220 Packaged with: ............................................... Player’s Cigarettes Year issued: ........................................................................... 1936 Typical P72-220 Card Front Number of cards: ....................................................................... 50 Numbering: .......................................................... 1-50 (back only) Card dimensions: ........................................................ 68 x 36 mm Album: .................................................................................. Yes CHECKLIST Typical P72-220 Card Back 1 Imperial Airways Empire Flying-Boat “Caledonia” (Great Britain) 2 Imperial Airways Liner “Dryad” : “Diana” Class (Great Britain) 3 Imperial Airways Liner “Ensign” (Great Britain) 4 Imperial Airways Liner “Horatius” : “Hercules” Class (Great Britain) 5 Imperial Airways Flying-Boat “Satyrus” (Great Britain) 6 Imperial Airways Liner “Scylla” (Great Britain) 7 Preparing Lunch in Imperial Airways Liner “Scylla” (Great Britain) 8 S.A.B.E.N.A. : Fokker F. VII/3M (Belgium) 9 S.A.B.E.N.A. : Junkers Ju.52/3M (Belgium) 10 S.A.B.E.N.A. : Savoia-Marchetti S.73 (Belgium) 11 C.L.S. : Fokker F. XVIII (Czechoslovakia) 12 Air France : Dewoitine D.333 “Antares” (France) 13 Air France : Lioré-et-Olivier H.24-2 (France) 14 Air France : PotezSkytamer.com 62 (France) 15 Air France : Wibault-Penhoët 282-T-12 (France) 16 Deutsche Luft Hansa : Dornier Do.18 Flying-Boat (Germany) 17 Deutsche Luft Hansa : Heinkel He.70 (Germany) 18 Deutsche Luft Hansa : Heinkel He.111 (Germany) 19 Deutsche Luft Hansa : Junkers G.38 (Germany) 20 Deutsche Luft Hansa : Junkers Ju.86 (Germany) 21 Deutsche Luft Hansa : Junkers Ju.160 (Germany) 22 Deruluft : A.N.T.9 (Germany-U.S.S.R. “International Air liners” (P72-220) www.skytamer.com Copyright © 2019 Skytamer Images 1936 “International Air Liners (P72-220) the 23 K.L.M. : Douglas D.C.2 (Holland) 24 K.L.M. : Fokker F.XX “Silver Gull” (Holland) 25 K.L.M. : Fokker F.XXII (Holland) 26 K.L.M. : Fokker F.XXXVI (Holland) 27 M.A.L.E.R.T. : Junkers Ju.52/3M (Hungary) 28 Ala Littoria : Cant Z.506 Seaplane (Italy) 29 Ala Littoria : Savoia-Marchetti S.74 (Italy) 30 A. B. Aerotransport : Fokker F.XII “Värmland” (Sweden) 31 Swissair : Clark G.A.43 (Switzerland) 32 Swissair : Douglas D.C.2 (Switzerland) 33 Swissair : Junkers Ju.86 (Switzerland) 34 Swissair : Lockheed “Orion” (Switzerland) 35 Aeroput : de Havilland Dragon-Rapide (Yugoslavia) 36 Aeroput : Spartan Cruiser (Yugoslavia) 37 American Airlines : Douglas D.S.T. (U.S.A.) 38 Braniff Airways : Lockheed “Electra” (U.S.A.) 39 Central Airlines : Stinson “A” (U.S.A.) 40 Delta Airlines : Lockheed “Electra” (U.S.A.) 41 Eastern Airlines : Douglas D.C.2 (U.S.A.) 42 Eastern Airlines : Lockheed “Electra” (U.S.A.) 43 Northwest AirlinesSkytamer.com : Lockheed “Electra” (U.S.A.) 44 Pan American Airways : Glenn Martin 130 Flying-Boat “China Clipper” (U.S.A.) 45 Pan American Airways : Main Aisle, “Clipper” Class Flying-Boat (U.S.A.) 46 Pennsylvania Airlines : Boeing 247D (U.S.A.) 47 T.W.A. : Douglas D.C.2 (U.S.A.) 48 United Airlines : Douglas D.C.3 (U.S.A.) 49 Qantas Empire Airways Liner “Brisbane” (Australia) 50 Qantas Empire Airways : Bridge of “Commonwealth” Class Liner (Australia) n/a “An Album of International Air Liners” “International Air liners” (P72-220) www.skytamer.com Copyright © 2019 Skytamer Images .
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