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AIRPOST STAMPS and SERVICES (See Also Balloon Post) 1942-1983 Index 11 A AIRPOST STAMPS AND SERVICES (see also Balloon Post) Aero-Targ (Tabromik) Description of Issues . Choynacki ph *1:3 General . ........................................................................................ Larking ph 91,n 115 History ............................................................................................ Gryzewski101,193 Airgraphs used by Polish Forces . Jancowski li, ph *78 Cancellations and Handstamps ...................................................................................... 101 Exhibitions IFA Vienna 1968 (1918 Vienna-Krakow-Lwow-Kiev) . .. .. n 252 Luraba 1981 (Lucerne Exhibit on Aero Philately) . results 386 Fakes, Fantasies and Forgeries Forgeries of C 1- C9 . Jancowski 1:5, Domanski 40 Faked C11 ..... ............ .... .. ... 40 Identification of Blue Imperf. Forgery (C34) . Mikulski 144 Overprint for First Warsaw-Tel Aviv Flight (C18) . .......... n 173 _____ Fantasy Issue . ........................................................................................... le 174 Detection of Forgeries (C1- 9) . Negus 182 Fake First Flight Cancellations (1922-1939) . Gobby ph, ref 336, 337 First Airmail Stamps C1 -C12 and Var ................................................................. ........................... Steczynski la Description . ....................................................................... ................................Larking 95 First Flights 1926 Warsaw-Tokyo and L.O.P.P. Stamp . Schafer 34,101 1956 Cover for Melbourne Olympics ......................... ........................................ n 144 List of Polish Flights (1944 - 1956) . .. Gryzewski 217 LOT Airmail between Poland and Palestine . Blau m, ph 365 1919 Berlin to Warsaw Air Mail . Bura ph 379 1918 Regular Int'I Airmail (Vienna-Krakow-Lwow-Kiev) . n 381 -----Vienna 1968 Philatelic Exhibit . n 252 1L - 62 Named "Gen. Sikorski (Cover) . ph 389 Glider Mail 1958 First Flight, Regulations and Cancels . Dunski ph 174 ----- Cover ph 174 "Polska 60" Flights, Labels and Cancels . Bura ph 196 Summary of Flights (1958 -1962) . Gust ph 202 12 Polonus Bulletin History 1918 - 1927 Polish Airpost, Handstamps and Cancels . Gryzewski * 101 Labels Stamps with Labels (CB1) . de Ragan 192 Airmail Labels on Covers . Mazepa ph *387 Tabromik (See Aero-Targ) L.O.P.P. Warsaw-Tokyo Flight . Schafer 34,101 Stamp from Topolni . n 115 1925 Stamps without Groszy Value . Mazepa ph 394 1929Imperf.Block . .n,ph 398 Military Przemysl Field Post Flights (1914 - 1915) . Rafael ph *215-216 -----Additional History and Cover Photos . Kuderewicz ph 268 First Airmail (Lwow 1918) . n 330 New Issues (See Index by Scott Number) Parachute Mail -1959 Boy Scout Mail . n 201 Pigeon Post - Propaganda Sent to Upper Silesia . Szymaszek (57) Rocket Mail Catalog of Polish Rocket Mail . n 239 Semi-Postal Issues (See Index by Scott Number) Souvenir Sheets 1948 Freedom Fighters (C26d) . n 70 1954 Warsaw Philatelic Congress (C34) . n 122 -----Blue Imperf. Forgery . Mikulski 144 -----Stamp or Label . Kochanski148 1957 Warsaw Philatelic Exhibition (CBla) . n 147 Stamp Collection - Airmail Collection of De Graeve (Brugge) . n 367 Stationery 1953 Air Letter Sheet (55g, Plane over Seaport) . n 114 Postal Regulations for Smigly-Rydz Air Letter . Dunski 152 1957 Airmail Envelope (3.40 zl Old Marketplace in Krakow) . .. n 153 1968 Missing Feather Var. of 3.40 zl Envelope and Two Printings . n 327 1973 Air Letter (Poznan Exhibition Commemorative) . n 327 Transatlantic Flight Cover of 1928 . ph 401 1942-19831ndez 13 Varieties First Airmails (C1- C12) . n 1:1 Invert of C12 . n 1:1, n 78, n 132 Warsaw-Tokyo Flight 1926 First Flight - L.O.P.P. Stamp. Schafer 34, Gryzewski 101 Description of Flight . Kamienski 283 Orlinski - Honorary Chairman of Polpex 71 . Szebe1 283 Orlinski's Book Reprinted . .370 Zeppelin Covers from Port Gdansk to Chicago with Seven Scott No. 1K24 . Bukinik 37 1924 Postal Cards to U.S.A. n 379 ART ON STAMPS (See also Production) Dabrowska, Painter and Designer of Vatican Stamps . n 127, Diena ph 159 Matejko Sobieski at Vienna(278) . .Steczynski20 Stamp Prod. Story (278) . Rachmanov ph 76 Polish Stamps, Artists and Engravers . Piotrowska ph, ref 9, n 94 Reviews Piotrowska: "The Art of Poland" (1947) . n94 Rudzinski Article on Paintings in Polish Philately . 285 Article on Vit Stwosz Altar in December, 1960 Coros Chronicle . n 186 Slania Stamp Designs . Lipinskiph 354 500th Design . n 384 Szyk Biography . .Mulford 95 Paintings of Krzyzanowski. ph 199 Painting of Copernicus . .ph 10 Vit Stwosz's Altar . Paruzynski 134, de Ragan ph 185 AUCTIONS AND SALES (see also Collecting Hints) Collections Roosevelt (Harmers) . 43 Larking (bought by Steczynski) . 47 Goss Russian Collection (Robson Lowe, 1958) . n 159 Steczynski (Gibbons) Part I . n 248 . Part II . n 268 14 Polonus Bulletin -----Krakows purchased by Mikulski . adv 272 Domanski (Apfelbaum) . results 266 Schwanderla (Harmers) . n 271 Dziuda(Koerber) Part I. n 274 -------------------- Part II . n 278 Polish Collection ("Austrophil" Auction) . n 289 Polish Collection - 80 vols. (Siegel, Nov., 1971) . n 293 Kozakiewicz - Poland Number 1 (Mercury) . 294 -----Auction Results . Kamienski 297 Kucharz (Rasdale) adv . n 302,303 -----Auction Results . 304 Kurt Adler - Rare Covers (Siegel) . results 326 -----Comments . Bojanowicz n 330 Miscellaneous "Seen and Heard" Column . Bukinik 1:1-1:4,1:8-2:1,1, 31, 32, 34 Harmers 1941 Auction Prices . ..
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