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Chicago and Southern Air Lines
Pacific Seaboard Airlines won a mail contract in 1934 for the Chicago to New Orleans route. They moved their operations to Memphis, Tennessee and re-named the company Chicago and Southern Air Lines in 1935. They issued some interesting  postcards including a small series of comic cards. In 1946 they started flying to the Caribbean and in 1950 acquired their first Lockheed Constellation aircraft. In 1953 they merged with Delta Air Lines.
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Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Lambert Field, St. Louis.
Lockheed 10A Electra.

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Chicago & Southern Air Lines.
Hand written date on back 1936.

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Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Lambert Field. St. Louis.
DC-3. Photographer Papin.

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Chicago & Southern St. Louis
EKC stamp box on back.

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National Airlines - Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Rare postcard.

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National Airlines - Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Fly from Florida with National.
Fly from New Orleans with Chicago & Southern.

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Chicago & Southern Air Lines
DC-3

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Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Airline issued postcard.

   
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