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To the AIRPOST JOURNAL VOLUMES 61 Index to The Airpost Journal Vol 61-79 1990-2008 Index to THE AIRPOST JOURNAL VOLUMES 61 - 79 Page Section 1 Introduction 2 Airpost Journal Index 59 Author Index INTRODUCTION I have been a member of the American Air Mail Society for many years and during that time I have not done anything useful, except the payment of annual dues. One of the rules I have always adopted is if you are a member of a Society you should do something to further the cause of that body. My opportunity came when I read the President's Message in the December 2008 Air Mail Journal that he wanted somebody to up date the Index of the Air Post Journal so I volunteered little knowing of the task that I was undertaking. I am not a professional indexer but have had a little experience in indexing magazines in the UK. The task was to index the magazines from 1990 to 2008 (228 magazines) roughly in line with the index published in 1992. As previously stated the index continues from the previous edition except that I have included items from Letters to the Editor. I feel that there is much information contained in these letters which is of value to aerophilatelists. To quote the previous index "The APJ Index is meant to be a document helpful, but not comprehensive" and I have tried to continue in this vein. That said I hope that the Index will prove to be of some use. Needless to say any errors, omissions etc are entirely down to me. JNH 1 | P a g e Index to The Airpost Journal Vol 61-79 1990-2008 Importance of Airmail letter (R.G Schnell) Oct 04 75:387 AD ASTRO AERO -see under Airlines National Archive Library letter (J Weimer) Oct 03 74:404 National Postal Museum "Virtual Exhibit" on Airmail Nov ADAMS AIR MAIL PICKUP SYSTEM 04 75:462 letter (J.K Brown) Aug 95 66:301 An Open Letter to Aerophilatelists the World Over (A Newall) Jan 00 71:5, letter (K Sanford) Apr 00 71:150 AERIAL PICKUPS Philatelic or Non-Philatelic letter (I McQueen) May 96 Airmail from the High Rooftops (T.W Smith) Dec 01 72:473 67:187 Rates in Aerophilately (F J Van Beveren) Sep 94 65:378 AEROGRAMME Role of Airmail Stamps in Aerophilately (J Graue) Oct 07 Aerogrammes win Best of Show at AustraliaOneFrameNational 78:417 Jan0576:33 The Scope of Aerophilately (R.B Spooner) Jun 99 70:239 Collecting (R.A Ramkisson) Jan 03 74:7 Sharing Aerophilately (D.B Holmes) Apr 00 71:152 US Aerogrammes being phased out Feb 07 78:47 Terminology Concerns- letter (M Heifetz) Jul 01 72:250 Value of Covers (L.O Mortensen) Jul 00 71:305 AEROPHILATELIC FEDERATION OF THE AMERICAS What is Aerophilately? (E.H Thomassen) Oct 07 78:414 Congress New York 1991 (S.S Goldsticker) 62:205 WithoutCredentials(DJones)Feb0172:69 46th Congress to meet at Florida West Coast Stamp Expo Mar 93 64:132 AFRICA Merger with AAMS Jul 94 65:299, Nov 94 65:466, Apr 95 Airmail across Africa in WWII (R Wilcsek) Apr 00 71:157 66:159 British West Africa Route of WWII (R Wilcsek) Jul 01 Study Groups formed for Canal Zone and NYRBA Dec 93 72:253 64:520 AHRENBERG Albin AEROPHILATELY - see also COLLECTING 1929Trans-AtlanticAttemptAug9869:309 Aerophilately in Action (A.S Newall) Jun 94 65:240 Aerophilately and Postal History letter (M Heifetz) Feb 95 AIR MAIL LABELS 66:45, (W Kriebel) letter Mar 95 66:95, letter (F.J van Etiquette and Adhesives (B.S Burrell) Oct 03 74:415- Beveren) Apr 95 66:133 Obliterated Airmail Labels (F Van Beveren) Apr 92 63:137 Aerophilately, Postal history and the FIP (E Thomassen) Feb 97 68:61 AIR MAIL MARKINGS Aerophilately without Exhibiting - letter (M Shand) Jul 00 "Advanced by Air Mail" (A.D Jones) Aug 93 64:344 71:286 Airmail Jusqu'a Markings (I McQueen) Dec 93 64:511, Nov Aero Postal History Dec 96 67:497, (F.J Van Beveren) letter 94 65:454, Dec 94 65:486, , (I McQueen) Apr 95 66:144, Feb 97 68:46 Oct 95 66:415, Dec 95 66:494, Feb 96 67:76 Air Mail in 32 Languages (G Mitchell) Apr 92 63:151 (K.C Airmail Markings of Interest letter (I McQueen) Nov 01 Sanford) Letter Jul 92 63:253, (M Stone) letter Sep 92 72:411 63:341 Backstamping Airmail May 05 76:201 Air Mail or Airmail-letter (D.D Price) Jul 04 75:265 Cachets and Postal Markings Jan 99 70:22 American Aerophilately (J.E Lievsay) Sep 90 61:363 Canadian Air Mail Endorsements (T.A Morrow) Aug 99 Canadian Aerophilately Mar 04 75:101 70:342 Definition of Aerophilately Aug 90 61:315, (R.J Wilcsek) Development of "No Catapult" Cachets (T Kershaw) Aug 97 Letter Jan 91 62:5, (M Shand) letter Mar 93 64:140 (J 68:329 Graue) Oct 07 78:399, (R.P Duenki) Nov 07 78:443, (B London Double Bars Air Cancels (I McQueen) Jan 95 66:9, Wilcsek) Dec 07 78:487 letter (F van Beveren) Mar 95 66:94 Development of Aerophilatelic Groups (M Kronstein) Sep Modern Airmail Markings (I McQueen) Jun 00 71:265 90 61:375 Onward Air Transmission Markings Pt 1 (M Heifetz) Essentials of Aerophilately Course 2007 Jul 07 78:270 Dec 91 62:473, Pt 2 Jan 92 63:9 Exotic Acceptances (J Duggan & J Graue) Mar 97 68:119, Forgery Alert on OAT and AV2 Markings (M Heifetz) (G.S Wolf) Jun 97 68:257 Jul 01 72:269 First Flight or Inaugural Flight? (A Lieberman) Apr 92 Forgeries of OAT and AV2 Markings (M Heifetz) 63:135 Aug 05 76:327, (L.A Bard) Feb 02 73:70 A "Fun" Hobby(D Jones) Feb 02 72:69 Study of Airmail Markings (M Heifetz) May 03 Glossary of Aerophilatelic Covers (J Graue) Feb 95 66:65, Oct 95 66:412. Jul 02 93:253, letter (B Stoidal) Sep 02 74:191 73:331, letter (D Lussky) Sep 02 73:332, letter (H Lee) Sep What Are Postal Markings (L.S Edmundson) Feb 99 02 73:333, letter (A Lieberman) Nov 02 73:416, letter (D 70:67 Leche) Nov 02 73:417, letter (D Leche) Jan 03 74:4, Palestine Bars in Oval Airmail Obliterator (L.A Bard) Jul Additional Glossary being Prepared Sep 03 74:395 01 72:271 Identifying Airmail - USA & Canada (M Heifetz) Apr 98 Uncommon 4-Bar Jusqu'a on Palestine Air Mail (L.A 69:133, pt 2 May 98 69:171, letter (F.J van Beveren) Jun 98 Bard) May 01 72:177, letter (R Schnell) Jul 01 72:251 69:215, letter (M Heifetz) Aug 98 69:306 2 | P a g e Index to The Airpost Journal Vol 61-79 1990-2008 Unusual Jusqu'a Marking on Civilian Air Letter from Remains of the "American Clipper" (J.L Eisendrath) Palestine (L.A Bard) Jun 05 76:225, Dec 05 76:514 Apr 91 62:151 The "Saigon-Marseille" of Hanoi (I McQueen) Dec 96 BoeingAircraft(SSolarz)Mar9566:110.letter(RWilcsek)May95 67:503 66:173 USA "Wings" cachet (A.D Jones) Jan 98 69:7, (S.J Cape Town Clipper flights to Africa December 1941 Turechek) May 05 76:206 letter (F.J van Beveren) Jul 00 71:285 USA Foreign Section M.D.G.P.O Dec 93 64:525, Sep Collecting Aircraft on Stamps (D.B Holmes) Oct 95 94 65:385 66:393, letter Dec 95 66:478 USA Domestic Routes Only (I McQueen) Oct 01 DH Comet Commemoration Cover Sep 03 74:393 72:389 Dornier DO-18 (J Graue) Sep 03 74:367 FFC Douglas B-19 1941 Jul 94 65:297, letter (G.M AIR MAIL - MISCELLANEOUS Johnson) Sep 94 65:357 Air Mail Flyer's Medal of Honour (P.R McCarty) Jan First Flight of the Douglas DC-7 (J Velazquez) Aug 96 67:9, letter (E Betts) Mar 96 67:103, (R.S Allen) 01 72:317 Mar 96 67:115, letter (R Allen) Jun 96 67:225 Fokker F-XVIII (J.W Van Rysdam) "The Snip" Jul 90 61:279 Airline Christmas & New Year Cards (S.J Pezzillo) TheGuba(DThomas)letterJan9061:5 Dec 02 73:463, letter (R Beith) Feb 03 74:47, letter (I Junkers & Norwegian Airmail (E.H Thomassen) Mar Nutley) Apr 03 74:137 97 68:95 Commercial Airmail (K.L Reid) Aug 96 67:334, (J.W Lockheed P2V-1 "Truculent Turtle" (A.L Raithel Jr) Van Rysdam) letter Oct 96 67:393 Apr 94 65:146, (H Lealman) Aug 94 65:311, letter Commercial Aviation Development between the Two (A.L Raithel Jr) Nov 94 65:437 World Wars (F van Beveren) Apr 96 67:147, letter (K Reid) TWA Mail Planes 1930-1932 (E Betts) Jan 91 62:9 Jun 96 67:226, letter (M Shand) Aug 96 67:314 Hand Drawn Envelopes of R.C Davidson (D Barber) Aug AIRLINES - GENERAL 98 69:321 Publicity by Posters (D Thomas) Mar 94 65:109 AIR MAIL - STAMPS AIRLINES - AD ASTRO AERO Airmail Stamp Album (J.M Woolf) letter Feb 97 68:47 Geneva to Nurnberg 1923 (G Struble) Oct 06 77:430 Stamp Marketing (W.C Mack) Dec 01 72:477 AIRLINES - AEROVIAS NATIONALES AIR POSTAL STATIONERY Label (M.H Mack) Apr 02 73:144 New Issues (R.P Heffner) Mar 90 61:126 Oct 90 61:409, Mar 91 52:110, Oct 91 62:415, Mar 92 AIRLINES - AIR FRANCE 63:113, Oct 92 63:426, Dec 92 63:518, Apr 93 64:163, Christmas & New Year Cards (S.J Pezzillo) Dec 02 May 93 64:213, Dec 93 64:521, Jun 94 65:242, Dec 94 73:463, letter (R Beith) Feb03 74:47, letter (I 65:496, Jun 95 66:241, Dec 95 66:508, Jul 96 67:294, Nutley) Apr 03 74:137 Jan 97 68:23, Aug 97 68:342, Apr 98 69:148, Apr 99 Saigon-Shanghai 1947 Feb 00 71:75 70:167, Mar 00 71:135, May 00 71:226, May 01 72:196, Jun 01 72:236, May 02 73:187, Jun 02 73:237, Aug 03 74:344, Oct 03 74:419 AIRLINES - ALPINE AVIATION Clipper Stationery letter (J Westby) Aug 94 65:309 Crash in Montana May 23 2008 (P McCarty) Dec 08 45c Eagle Aerogramme Jun 91 62:237 79:501 Greece Air Letter Sheets Jan 90 61:17 Special "PRT Air Service Airmail Post Cards (C.A Fricke) AIRLINES - AMERICAN AIRLINES Oct 94 65:415 San Francisco-New York 3 November 1958 (D Lussky) Feb US Airmail Postal Stationery Counterfeits, Fakes, 06 77:76 Forgeries & Other Oddities (B Lehr) Aug 08 79-316 AIRLINES - AMERICAN EXPORT AIRLINES U.S Aerogrammes being phased out Feb 07 78:47 VS-44 Excalibur crash at Botwood 3 Oct 1942 (K Yankee Clipper 40c Postal Card Sep 91 62:359 Sanford) Mar 08 97:101 AIRCRAFT AIRLINES - BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS Aircraft on US Stamps letter (B de Violini) Sep 03 CORPORATION 74:364, letter (B de Violin) Nov 03 74:447 Crash at Khartoum June 1943 (K.C Sanford) Aug 06 Airplanes for the 1918 Air Mail (M Kronstein) Apr 91 77:336 62:133 Crash in Malta 1945 (O Eliashar) May 06 77:201 3 | P a g e Index to The Airpost Journal Vol 61-79 1990-2008 Timetables (W van Aalzum) Jan 02 73:16 AIRLINES - EMERY AIR FREIGHT Boeing 727 Fire at Bradley International Airport Jul AIRLINES - LLOYD AEREO BOLIVIA 91 62:279 Airmail Service Ecuador-Peru-Bolivia 1932 (R.
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