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Airline Advertising on Government PC's
Businesses all over the United States used government postal cards to advertise their wares or offer promotions of some kind. Some of the airlines did this also and a selection of those I've found are shown here. These are generally pretty scarce postcards. They are similar to what we call junk mail today so many of them were just thrown away.
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American Airlines. Faster One-Stop Service.
One-stop service to Washington and Cincinnati from Chicago.

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American Airlines. Faster One-Stop Service.
Never mailed.

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American Airlines
American Airlines fares are no more today than in 1935!

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American Airlines
Postmarked December 31, 1951.

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Eastern Air Transport
New York to Washington.

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Eastern Air Transport
Postmarked April 18, 1934.

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Eastern Air Lines
Boston - Miami to the American Legion National Convention in 1948

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Eastern Air Lines
Never filled out and sent back to Eastern.

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Northeast Airlines
Unusual First Flight card from Boston to Miami on January 20th, 1957.

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Northeast Airlines
After received in Miami it was postmarked in Newark the next day.

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Pan American
Still space available for Economy Class to Paris

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Pan American
Postmarked May 23, 1959. Probably a Pan Am printed card with a 3-cent stamp added.

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United Air Lines
Greatest Scenic Flight in America!

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United Air Lines
Postmarked March 7, 1935.

 
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