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|  2 Pilot, Co-Pilot and Hostess Part of the first series of litho postcards issued by Eastern Air Transport.
|  3 Smoking Compartment These cards were issued for the Washington - New York flight.
|  4 Bridge Game on E.A.T. Airliner There is a third interior view in the series missing from my collection.
|  5 Boarding 18 Passemger E.A.T. Airliner This card comes with and without the advertising on the back.
|  6 Boarding 18 Passemger E.A.T. Airliner Advertising back for EAT's monthly magazine News Wing. Mailed at Philadelphia on June 11, 1931.
|  7 Typical back for the early Eastern Air Transport series Except for the card with the advertising back all the cards in the series have this reverse.
|  8 Flying Hostesses - Eastern Air Transport Fantastic Real Photo postcard showing the Flying Hostesses of Eastern Air Transport.
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 9 Flying Hostesses - Eastern Air Transport I have not seen another card with the same features of this card. All the other postcards issued by EAT are lithos.
|  10 Inspection of Big Eastern Air Plane The second series of Eastern Air Transport litho postcards.
|  11 Flying Hostesses of Eastern Air Like the first series of cards this series features the Curtiss Condor aircraft.
|  12 Club Comforts of Eastern Air Passenger Plane Interior view of the Curtiss Condor. The second series of postcards are scarce but not nearly as rare as the first Washington - New York series.
|  13 This is the typical back for the previous three cards I don't have a used card in this series but have seen one with a 1932 postmark.
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|  16 Eastern Air Lines. Florida Flyer Part of a great series of early Eastern Air Lines postcards that were black and white lithos with a yellow tint added. Rare
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 17 Eastern Air Lines. The Interesting Way to Travel. DC-2 Interior. Another rare card.
|  18 Eastern Air Lines. The Interesting Way to Travel. The typical back for this rare series.
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|  20 Douglas DC-2 Eastern Air Lines' Douglas in Flight. 6A-H1452. 1936.
|  21 Douglas DC-2 Luncheon Aloft in an Eastern Air Lines' Douglas. 6A-H1561. 1936.
|  22 Douglas DC-2 A Great Silver Fleet Airliner over Mount Vernon. 7A-H280. 1937.
|  23 Douglas DC-2 Eastern Air Lines' Douglas against New York's Ever-Thrilling Skyline. 6A-H1459. 1936
|  24 Douglas DC-2 Eastern Air Lines Plane over Houston, Texas. 7A-H1739. 1937.
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 25 Similar Back to the 5 previous cards These 5 Linen postcards featuring the DC-2 were made by Curteich for the airline. They were made between 1936 and 1938.
|  26 Douglas DC-3 Luxurious Interior of Eastern Air Lines 21-Passenger DC-3. 8A-H773. 1938.
|  27 Douglas DC-3 The 1st version of this card. A Linen postcard made by Curteich for the airline. No descriptive text on the back.
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|  29 Douglas DC-3 Eastern Air Lines' 21-Passenger Silverliner. Flying above the clouds. This and the following card do not have the linen texture on front.
|  30 Douglas DC-3 Rest Assured Aboard an Eastern Air Lines' Silverliner. Re-issue of previous Linen postcard. Notice the brown outfit on the lady in front.
|  31 Enroute Via Silverliner ... Typical Back The 2 previous airline issued early color Chrome postcards have this back. Postmark seen 1940.
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 33 Douglas DC-3 Your Silverliner "tops" the ultimate in time-saving, comfortable travel!
|  34 Douglas DC-3 Passengers boarding a Silverliner at Miami, Florida.
|  35 Relaxation aloft Steward will bring you a warm drink - in bed, if you prefer.
|  36 Flight- Stewards A courteous, alert Flight-Steward - at your service - is aboard every Silverliner.
|  37 Typical Back for the 4 previous cards This series of 4 airline issued Black & White litho postcards all have this back. Postmark seen 1941.
|  38 Regular Issued Chromes
|  39 Douglas DC-3 Douglas DC-3 - Famed for its Record of Dependable Service. 1947
|  40 Douglas DC-4 Eastern's Giant Douglas Silverliners bring a New Degree of Speed to Air Travel!
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 41 Lockheed Constellation Eastern's Luxury Liner of the Air... Lockheed Constellation!
|  42 Typical back for the 3 previous cards These airline issued borderless Chrome postcards all have this back. Postmark seen 1947.
|  43 Douglas DC-3 Douglas DC-3 - Famed for its Record of Dependable Service.
|  44 Douglas DC-4 Eastern's Giant Douglas Silverliners Bring a New Degree of Speed to Air Travel.
|  45 Lockheed Constellation Eastern's Luxury Liner of the Air ... Lockheed Constellation!
|  46 Typical Back for the 3 previous cards The 3 airline issued Chrome cards with the text in the white borders all have this back. Postmark seen 1947.
|  47 Douglas DC-3 Eastern's Famous DC-3 Silverliner.
|  48 Douglas DC-4 Eastern's Modern DC-4 Silverliner. 1948
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 49 Lockheed Constellation Eastern's New-TYpe Constellation. 1948-1949
|  50 Typical Back for the 3 Previous cards The 3 planes against blue skies cards all have this back. Postmarks seen 1948-1949.
|  51 Lockheed Constellation Eastern's New Type Constellation. Flying above the clouds.
|  52 Lockheed Constellation An airline issued Chrome postcard with no number. Postmark seen 1950.
|  53 The course of my flight. Eastern Air Lines flight map.
|  54 The course of my flight. Passengers could draw their route on the map prior to mailing. Airline issue circa 1951.
|  55 Lockheed Constellation A newer version of the map card with the Constellation added.
|  56 Eastern Air Lines map cards The 2 previous cards are blue and white litho postcards issued by the airline. Estimate 1951 and slightly after.
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 57 Lockheed Constellation The New-Type Constellation made famous by Eastern Air Lines.
|  58 Lockheed Constellation An airline issued Chrome postcard with no number. Postmarks seen 1951-1954.
|  59 Lockheed Super Constellation Eastern's New 88-Passenger Super Constellation.
|  60 Lockheed Super Constellation An airline issued Chrome postcard with no number. Postmarks seen 1953-1954.
|  61 Lockheed Constellation Card P-200A. Enjoying this wonderful meal on an Eastern Airlines Constellation.
|  62 Lockheed Constellation Card P-201A. Enjoying this wonderful meal on an Eastern Airlines Constellation.
|  63 Lockheed Constellation Card P-202A. Enjoying this wonderful meal on an Eastern Airlines Constellation.
|  64 Lockheed Constellation Card P-203A. Enjoying this wonderful meal on an Eastern Airlines Constellation.
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 65 Typical back for the Wonderful Meal cards These four airline issued Chrome postcards are all numbered on the back. Postmark seen 1955.
|  66 Lockheed Super-C Constellation Eastern's new Super-C Constellation over Miami Beach, Florida.
|  67 Lockheed Super-C Constellation An airline issued Chrome postcard no. P-172. Postmarks seen 1955-1957.
|  68 Douglas DC-7B Artist rendering of the DC-7B, Golden Falcon, in flight.
|  69 Douglas DC-7B Airline issued Chrome postcard No. P-170. postmarks seen 1957-1958.
|  70 Silver Falcon by Martin. Eastern's New Silver Falcon. The world's most advanced twin-engine airliner.
|  71 Silver Falcon by Martin. Airline issued Chrome postcard No. P-171. Postmarks seen 1953-1956.
|  72 Eastern's New Silver Falcon An advertising poster for Eastern's new twin-engine aircraft.
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 73 Eastern's New Silver Falcon The Silver Falcon was built by the Martin Company. Airline issued Chrome postcard. No. 44-PO-27.
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|  75 Douglas DC-2 A great early card showing the DC-2 of the Great Silver Fleet, Miami, Florida.
|  76 Douglas DC-2 A Linen postcard published by J. B. Sommers of Miami. The number by the title on front is 51. The postmark is Jan. 3, 1938.
|  77 Douglas DC-2 Eastern DC-2, NC14970, flying over Manhattan in New York City.
|  78 Douglas DC-2 A Black & White litho postcard published by the Albertype Co. of Brooklyn, N.Y. No number.
|  79 Lockheed L-188 Electra Smooth Flying. Eastern Airlines Propjet Electra.
|  80 Lockheed L-188 Electra A Chrome postcard by Colourpicture, No. P31748. I don't believe this is airline issued.
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|  82 Alabama. Birmingham Birmingham Municipal Airport. Eastern DC-3 in front of terminal.
|  83 Alabama. Birmingham Birmingham Municipal Airport. Card made by Curteich, No. 1B-H289 indicating a date of 1941.
|  84 Florida. Jacksonville Municipal Airport. Administration Bldg. and Eastern DC-3.
|  85 Florida. Jacksonville A Linen postcard made by Curteich, No. 2B-H319. 1942.
|  86 Florida. Jacksonville Municipal Airport. Administration Bldg. and Eastern DC-3. A more tightly cropped image like the previous card.
|  87 Florida. Jacksonville A Linen postcard made by Tichnor Bros. of Boston. No. 76557.
|  88 Florida. Miami Miami Airport. Eastern DC-3 taking off. One of the "Great Silver Fleet."
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 89 Florida. Miami A Linen postcard made by Tichnor Bros. of Boston. No. 71744.
|  90 Florida. Orlando Orlando Municipal Airport. An Eastern DC-2 flying over the airport.
|  91 Florida. Orlando A Linen postcard made by Curteich, No. 9A-H1602. 1939.
|  92 Florida. Orlando Orlando Municipal airport. An Eastern DC-3 in front of the terminal.
|  93 Florida. Orlando A Linen postcard made by Curteich, No. 2C-H938. 1952.
|  94 Florida. St. Petersburg-Clearwater Pinellas International Airport. Eastern Constellation in front of the terminal.
|  95 Florida. St. Petersburg-Clearwater A Linen postcard published by Hartman Litho Sales Co., Largo, FL. No. 50994.
|  96 Florida. St. Petersburg-Clearwater Pinellas County International Airport. Eastern Air Lines Constellation.
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 97 Florida. St. Petersburg-Clearwater A Chrome postcard published by Florida PreVues. No. S-13069-1.
|  98 Florida. Tampa Peter O. Knight Airport on Davis Islands. Eastern DC-2 in front of terminal.
|  99 Florida. Tampa A Linen postcard made by Dexter Press. No. 27640.
|  100 Florida. Vero Beach Airport. Great close-up of an Eastern DC-2. Look at the tiny terminal!
|  101 Florida. Vero Beach A Linen postcard made by Tichnor Bros. of Boston. No. 69354.
|  102 Kentucky. Louisville Standiford Field. Municipal Airport. Eastern Air Lines Constellation.
|  103 Kentucky. Louisville A Chrome postcard made by Curteich, No. 4C-K2155. 1954.
|  104 Massachusetts. Boston Eastern Curtiss Condor at the East Boston airport. This is the only Linen postcard I've seen that shows the Curtiss Condor of Eastern.
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 105 Massachusetts. Boston I have not seen a postmarked example of this card so I do not know the date of issue. I suspect it is after 1934 when the airline became Eastern Air Lines.
|  106 Missouri. St. Louis St. Louis Municipal Airport. Lambert Field. Great close-up of Eastern Air Lines DC-3.
|  107 Missouri. St. Louis A Real Photo postcard by an unknown local photographer. Clear postmark of July 15, 1942.
|  108 New Jersey. Camden Great early Real Photo postcard featuring the Curtiss Condor at the Central Airport in Camden New Jersey.
|  109 New Jersey. Camden Writing on the back stating a passenger came home in this plane on November 23, 1932.
|  110 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia Philadelphia International Air Terminal. Great close-up of an Eastern Constellation.
|  111 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia A Chrome postcard made by Mike Roberts Color Production of Berkeley, CA. No. PHI-70.
|  112 Tennessee. Chattanooga Municipal Airport. Eastern Constellation and Capital Viscount.
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 113 Tennessee. Chattanooga A Chrome postcard by Dexter Press. No. 24828-B.
|  114 Tennessee. Nashville Berry Field. Municipal Airport. Eastern DC-2 and a huge crowd of people. One of the classic Linen airport postcards.
|  115 Tennessee. Nashville A Linen postcard made by Tichnor Bros. of Boston. No. 74049.
|  116 Tennessee. Nashville Municipal Airport. Eastern Douglas DC-3 in front of terminal.
|  117 Tennessee. Nashville A Linen postcard made by Colourpicture of Cambridge, MA. No. 15,547.
|  118 Tennessee. Nashville Berry Field. Municipal Airport. An Eastern Air Lines DC-3 in front of terminal.
|  119 Tennessee. Nashville A Linen postcard made by Curteich, No. 0B-H1902. 1940.
|  120 Tennessee, Nashville Berry Field. Municipal Airport. A Eastern Douglas DC-4 in front of terminal.
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 121 Tennessee, Nashville A Linen postcard made by Curteich, No. 1C-H914. 1951.
|  122 Washington, D.C. Washington National Airport. An Eastern DC-3 at the head of the runway.
|  123 Washington, D.C. A Linen postcard published by Air Terminal Services at the airport. No number but bottom says a Capsco Product.
|  124 Washington, D.C. Washington National Airport. Two Constellations of Eastern in front of terminal.
|  125 Washington, D.C. A chrome postcard made by Dexter Press. No's. 193-D-7, and 51413.
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