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Can anyone give us the information on these flights and an estimate of value? Thank you.
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the two USS Los Angeles covers are described here: http://www.coverspecialist.com/ussla.html. I am not a dirigible collector, so I don't know their authenticity.
the third cover, honoring the USS Macon, is an event cover and not a flown cover (it might be have been flown, but not on the Macon).
I see Macon and LA covers on eBay starting at around $8/10 dollars.
the sole Macon cover I have I paid $8
David
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Here are two of my better zep flights..this one was backstamped Palmyra May 13 1936
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Heres one going the other way !
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Robert,
Note that Phil's covers are flown by German Zeps and those you show by American dirigibles (although made by the Germans). The American zeps were military craft that also carried mail, sometimes.
David
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There was an article in the December 1 Canadian Stamp News (thanks David Giles) how the Germans had to slaughter thousands of cattle during world war 1 to make the gas bags (from the intestines) to make ONE zeppelin. Sounds crazy !
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Here's my best Zep cover! It fits into my "Cool Cover" album. It has nothing to do with any of my collections but I saw it ending at auction cheaply so I pounced. I always wanted a real US Zeppelin stamp, so now I have one and on flown cover!
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Wow! Ben! that is COOL!
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10:35:15am
One of my friends from our local stamp club brought these covers over yesterday for information on them. They are totally out of my area but, I told him I would ask the experts.
Can anyone give us the information on these flights and an estimate of value? Thank you.
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the two USS Los Angeles covers are described here: http://www.coverspecialist.com/ussla.html. I am not a dirigible collector, so I don't know their authenticity.
the third cover, honoring the USS Macon, is an event cover and not a flown cover (it might be have been flown, but not on the Macon).
I see Macon and LA covers on eBay starting at around $8/10 dollars.
the sole Macon cover I have I paid $8
David
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Here are two of my better zep flights..this one was backstamped Palmyra May 13 1936
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Heres one going the other way !
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Robert,
Note that Phil's covers are flown by German Zeps and those you show by American dirigibles (although made by the Germans). The American zeps were military craft that also carried mail, sometimes.
David
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re: Flown Dirigible Covers
There was an article in the December 1 Canadian Stamp News (thanks David Giles) how the Germans had to slaughter thousands of cattle during world war 1 to make the gas bags (from the intestines) to make ONE zeppelin. Sounds crazy !
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re: Flown Dirigible Covers
Here's my best Zep cover! It fits into my "Cool Cover" album. It has nothing to do with any of my collections but I saw it ending at auction cheaply so I pounced. I always wanted a real US Zeppelin stamp, so now I have one and on flown cover!
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Wow! Ben! that is COOL!
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