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Number Subject Author Title Date # Pages 3073 USA ; Postal Markings ; Wierenga, T. "New York/2" and "Printed Circular" Markings. 1980 2 pp. 10379 USA : Maritime Mail ; Canal Boat Mail ; Moore, Edward N. Canal Boat Mail. 23-Apr-05 1pp, ill 10466 USA : Postal History ; Griffiths, John O. Postal History Development in the Old North and Southwest Territories. 1990 13pp, ill 10059 USA : Precancels ; Washington Bureau ; Gunesch, Adolf U.S. Precancels. Washington Bureau Precancels. 1965, 1pp, ill 3319 USA : Registered Mail ; Norona, D. A First Year Registered Letter Return Receipt. 1935 1p. 2713 USA ; Brooks, K. L. Mark Hopkins, Teacher. 1940 1:00 PM 3447 USA ; Postal History ; Milgram, J. W. A Much-Traveled Cover. 1976 1p., ill. 2757 USA ; Specialized ; 1939 ; Varieties ; Printing Crafts Plate Varieties. (Scott 857) 1939 1:00 PM 10318 USA ; Specialized-1908 ; Schumacher, Paul Complex History Makes 519a Treasured Stamp. 3-Apr-93 1pp, ill 7998 USA ; 17th Century ; Postal History ; York, N. D. The 17th Century Posts. 1959 1p. 3436 USA ; Aerogrammes ; Varieties ; Errors ; Post, E. E. More Miscut Aerogrammes. 1974 3pp., ill. 10192 USA ; Air Mail - History ; Ragsdale, Capt. Carl V. The Saga of the NC-4. May-87 4pp, ill 194 USA ; Air Mail ; Singley, R. L. Trans-Pacific Airmail. 1964 17 pp. ill. 195 USA ; Air Mail ; Amick, G. Spectacular Failures of Airmail Pilot Boyle. 1986 3 pp. ill. 198 USA ; Air Mail ; Faries, B. On The Record. Robert H. Goddard. 1965 6 pp. ill. 422 USA ; Air MAil ; Silver, P. Knowledge and "Cheapies". (Flights from 1919 to 1924) 1981 3 pp. ill. 509 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, P. Second day of Issue and Valid Air Mail Use. 1981 3 pp. ill. 510 USA ; Air Mail ; Kirker, J. R. Print & Cut! The First U.S. Air Mail Stamp. 1987 5pp., ill. 2664 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, P. Aerophilatelic Corner. Collecting Hints for My "Average" Reader. 1981 3pp., ill. 2665 USA ; Air Mail ; Sanford, K. C. More 2-Cent Air Mail "Cheapies". 1982 1p., ill. 2699 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, P. My Favorite: 1935 25-Cent Air MAil. 1981 4pp., ill. 2765 USA ; Air Mail ; Barber, D. International Air Mail Before World War II. 1986 1p., ill. 2851 USA ; Air Mail ; Hecht, Arthur A Report on 78 Days of Army Airmail Service During 1934. 1969 4pp. 2901 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, Philip Classic U.S. Air Mail Cover. 1979 21pp., ill. 2910 USA ; Air Mail ; Gervais, Joseph Mystery of Lost Earhart Plane in Transpacific Still Unsolved 30 Years Later. 1967 3pp., ill. 2966 USA ; Air Mail ; Schoendorf, Robert Our First Airmail Stamp - 1911. 1969 3pp., ill. Someone Wrote to the President (C3 on Airmail First Flight Cover, Autographed by President Woodrow 3134 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, Philip 1978 5pp., ill. Wilson). 3391 USA ; Air Mail ; Joffe, Boris B. The Trans-Atlantic Flight of Hillig & Hoiriis - June 24, 1931. 1976 5pp., ill. 3401 USA ; Air Mail ; Chemi, J. M. A Month to Remember. (50th anniversary of first airmail service). 1968 2pp. 3419 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, Philip A Tale of Three Covers. 1982 2pp., ill. 3430 USA ; Air Mail ; Jiran, J. J. Another Roessler-ism Revealed. 1977 1p., ill. 3537 USA ; Air Mail ; Smith, C. E. Bill Boeing Builds an Airplane. 1957 2pp., ill. 3549 USA ; Air Mail ; Rich, S. G. Cause and Date. 6-Cent Airmail "Color Error". (Scott C23) 1954 2pp., ill. 3582 USA ; Air Mail ; Dermody, H. Chicago's First Flight. 1949 4pp., ill. 3598 USA ; Air Mail ; Greene, F. Flight of China Clipper Riveted World's Attention. 1986 9pp., ill. 3601 USA ; Air Mail ; Unk Four Cent Air Mail Stamp. (Scott C48) 1956 1p., ill. 3603 USA ; Air Mail ; Soendlin, C. Golden Jubilee of Aviation. The Battle of the Stamps. (Scott C47) 1953 2pp., ill. 3622 USA ; Air Mail ; Faries, B. On the Record. U.S. Air Mail Service. (Scott C74) 1970 8pp., ill. 3708 USA ; Air Mail ; Goodkind, Henry M. Only 3 first Day Covers of C3 - Dated 2 Days Before First Flight. 1961 3pp., ill. 3770 USA ; Air Mail ; Turner, C. J. Ovington flies the Mail. A Photo Essay in Lantern Slides. 1980 4pp., ill. 3863 USA ; Air Mail ; Anasir, E. S. Pan Am 59th Anniversary Polar Flight. 1977 1p., ill. 3873 USA ; Air Mail ; LaMarre, T. Poor Publicity Preceded Release of 1939 Trans-Atlantic Air Mail. 1989 1p., ill. 3888 USA ; Air Mail ; Cohn, E. M. Reprints of First 'Airmail Stamp' Suspected. 1991 2pp., ill. 3929 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, P. The "Air Mail Via Cheyenne, Wyo". 1982 3pp., ill. 3946 USA ; Air MAil ; Winter, J.H. The Park City Mail Plane Crash of 1929. 1983 3pp., ill. 3956 USA ; Air Mail ; Glover, W. I. The Post Office Department's Cooperation With Philately and the Air Mail Service. 1928 6pp., ill. 3965 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, P. The United States Beacon Air Mail Stamp of 1928. 1983 2pp., ill. 7057 USa ; Air Mail ; The 13-Cent Lindbergh Flight: Oddity and Explanation. 1983 1p., ill. 7060 USA ; Air Mail ; Singley, R. L. Transatlantic Airmail. 1967 ill, spiral bound 7134 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, P. U.S. Air Mail Covers With Foreign Destinations. 1982 3pp. ill. Number Subject Author Title Date # Pages 7250 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, P. U.S. "Beacon" Air Mail Stamps on Commercial Cover. 1980 2pp., ill. 7361 USA ; Air Mail ; Johnson, J. G. Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk. 1958 4pp., ill. 7375 USA ; Air Mail ; Unk Writer Sticks to C23c Story. 1992 1p., ill. 7419 USA ; Air Mail ; Singley, R. l. Struggle for Survival. (Caribbean Air Mail Routes) 1965 30 pp. ill. 7425 USA ; Air Mail ; Graham, R. B. Foreign Air Mail Contract Routes of the 1940's. 1985 2pp., ill. 7485 USA ; Air Mail ; Silver, P. Another Favorite: The 1937 50 Cent Air Mail. 1981 7 pp. ill. 7643 USA ; Air MAil ; Silver, P. Elliott Perry, William T. Robey and the 24 Cent Air MAil Invert. 1983 19pp., ill. 7644 USA ; Air MAil ; Matejka, J.J. Jack Knight Flies Again. 1967 2pp., ill. 7645 USA ; Air MAil ; Amick, G. Mr. Robey's Memorable Week. 1983 8pp., ill. 7742 USA ; Air Mail ; York, N. D. Early Air Post Denominations. 1959 2pp. 7854 USA ; Air Mail ; Schoendorf, R. The Airship "America" and the First Airship Stamp. 1975 4pp., ill. 7912 USA ; Air Mail ; Zagame, J. A. Philip Mazzei, An Italian American Patriot. (Scott C98) 1980 2pp., ill. 8023 USA ; Air Mail ; Dickey, H.S. The Inside Story of an Outside Deal. 32, December 24 1pp 8074 USA ; Air Mail ; Kirker, Joe R. First Family, First Flight. 1989, June 5pp, ill 8422 USA ; Air Mail ; Glover, W. Irving Get the Mail Through. 1929, March 3pp 10018 USA ; Air Mail ; Moorehead, Harley G. Source of the Photograph Used on the Beacon Air Mail Stamp. (Scott C11) 1938, March 12 3pp, ill 10066 USA ; Air Mail ; Brown, Emily M. The Linndbergh 50th Anniversary Reenactment Flight in the U.S.A. 1978, January 7 2pp, ill 10123 USA ; Air Mail ; Hamilton, B. "Bird on a Beer Label" Comes From Library Bookplate. (Scott C23) 1953 2pp., ill. 10132 USA ; Air Mail ; Spooner, R. B. What Did Air Mail Pilots Do On Their Days Off? 1993 5pp., ill. 10133 USA ; Air Mail ; Anderson, H.C. Air Mail Service on Trial. 1962 2pp. 10148 USA ; Air Mail ; Lipsner, B.B. The Airline Pilots Heritage. 1970 3pp., ill. 10258 USA ; Air Mail ; Herst, Herman Jr. Behind the Scott Listings. (Scott C23c) Nov-80 3pp 10273 USA ; Air Mail ; Nahl, Perham C. Chicago's Pioneer Rotary Wing Air Mail Service. gust 26-30, 1959 2pp 10294 USA ; Air Mail ; Dunbar, Seymour Study the 'Back-Stamps'. An Appeal to American Aero-Philatelists. 7-Jan-33 2pp, ill 10300 USA ; Air Mail ; MacKnight, Grace L. That 24 Cent Air Mail. The Invert Story as Told by the Men Involved. Jan-83 4pp, ill 10309 USA ; Air Mail ; Those Were the Days (1920 U.S. Air Mail Service Rules & Regulations) May-87 1pp, ill 10349 USA ; Air Mail ; Jansson, Kyle First Flight? California Flyer Backed by New Report. Unknown 1pp, ill 10351 USA ; Air Mail ; Singley, Richard L. The First Contract United States Air Mail. Unknown 1pp, ill 10453 USA ; Air Mail ; South, Terry The Louisville Jet Mail Test. May-94 2pp, ill 10483 USA ; Air Mail ; Partin, Winfred The Saga of Cal Rodgers. ugust 1, 18, 1987 4pp 10593 USA ; Air Mail ; Lawrence, Ken The 40 Cent Philip Mazzei Air Mail Stamp. Feb-95 4pp, ill 10640 USA ; Air Mail ; O'Keefe, Donna Vin Fiz Labels Reminder of Ill-fated Flight. 5-Dec-83 1pp, ill 10668 USA ; Air Mail ; Beal, James H. C3a-For the Permanent Record. Apr-85 1pp, ill 2941 USA ; Air Mail ; AEF ; WW I ; Sackett, R. W. Air Mail in the A.E.F. 1981 4 pp. ill. 7436 USA ; Air Mail ; Balloon Mail ; Seeman, B. Flight of the Buffalo Balloon. 1972 2pp., ill. Nashville Merchant Discovers Unused Single in Long-stored Album: Recalls Early Air Mail. (Buffalo 8327 USA ; Air Mail ; Balloon Mail ; 1959 1p., ill. Balloon) 2824 USA ; Air Mail ; Booklets ; Greenvald, R. A. Booklets. Scott C64. 1980 3 pp. 3047 USA ; Air Mail ; Booklets ; Jezek, J. Collecting U.S. Air Mail Booklets. 1961 3 pp. ill. 10077 USA ; Air Mail ; Booklets ; Jezek, J. Collecting U.S. Air Mail Booklets. 1961, May 27-29 3pp., ill 10272 USA ; Air Mail ; China Clipper ; Horowitz, Edward S. The First Scheduled China Clipper Mail Flight. Jul-37 3pp, ill 10013 USA ; Air Mail ; Covers ; Nahl, P.C. How to Collect Air Mail Covers. 1970 7pp., ill. 3383 USA ; Air Mail ; Crash Covers ; Sanford, K.
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    NOJEX 2017 Palmares September 8-10, 2017 Newark, NJ Grand and Large Gold: Best Exhibit in Show Hummel Post Coach “The Mail is Here” The 1903 Two Cent Washington Shield Issue Nicholas A. Lombardi and also U.S. Stamp Society Statue of Freedom Award, Sidney Scheider Memorial Award- Best Exhibit by North Jersey Federated Stamp Club Member, Best United States Sectional Award Reserve Grand and Large Gold: Second Best Exhibit in Show Postal History of Salem, Mass Domestic Mail through Sept.1883 (Act of 1863), Foreign Mail Up to U.P.U. Mark S. Schwartz Single Frame Grand and Large Gold Boston's "PAID in Grid" Cancels on the U.S. Imperforate Issues of 1847-56 Mark S. Schwartz Court of Honor Fighting the Fed in Philadelphia; Local poats, Independent Mails 1835-1868 Vernon R. Morris Along the Shantung Railway, China: German Postal Administration 1900-1966 Louis P. Pataki Boyd’s Local Post- New York City 1844-1911 Martin Richardson Multiframe Large Gold Alternative Ways Letters were Carried by Private Individuals and Companies from the Colonial Period to 1851 Clifford Alexander and also American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors Creativity Award, Postal History Society Medal Irish Coil Stamps 1922-1940 Robert M. Benninghoff and also American Philatelic Society Medal of Excellence, 1900-1940 Prominent Americans Series Roger S. Brody and also Auxiliary Marking Club Award, Errors, Freaks and Oddities Society Award Wei Hai Wei, China, 1896-1949 Sam G. Chiu The Era of the French Colonial Group Type; The French Pacific Colonies Edward J. J. Grabowski Major Croatian Postal Rates: 1941-1945 Henry Laessig and also American Philatelic Society Medal of Excellence, 1940-1980 The Private Post set the example for mail handling in the U.S.