 |  September 10, 1928
Boeing Model 40B and Pilots.
8th Anniversary of the arrival of the First Air Mail Plane in San Francisco.
|  September 10, 1928
A Real Photo postcard signed by the pilots. The message is dated September 9, 1928 and mailed a day later.
|  May 1, 1929
Charles Lindbergh addressing the crowd at the Oakland, California airport prior to the First Flight for the Transcontinental Night Schedule by Boeing Air Transport.
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 May 1, 1929
A Real Photo postcard with rubber stamps for the first flight on the front and back and postmarked for that first flight on May 1, 1929 via Air Mail.
|  Boeing Model 40B
Mail Plane C 269.
Could carry up to 2 passengers. Not a rare card.
|  Boeing Model 40B
A Real Photo postcard by Real Photographs of England. Postcard back. Not as early as the previous cards.
|  Boeing Model 40B
Mail Plane 3 270.
Carried up to 2 passengers. There was a later model set up for 4 passengers. Not a rare card.
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 Boeing Model 40B
A Real Photo card. Non-postcard back. Real Photographs of England made cards both ways.
|  Boeing Model 95
Later Mail Plane. This model was not designed to carry passengers.
|  Boeing Model 95
A Real Photo postcard by Unusual Photographs Reproduction Co. of New York. They did a series of cards using photos from the early manufacturers or airlines. No. 518.
|  August 14, 1929
Boeing Model 80 passenger plane. NC 7137.
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 August 14, 1929
A Real Photo postcard by an unknown local photographer. Mailed from San Francisco using a 5-cent air mail stamp.
|  August 22, 1929
Boeing Model 80, NC 7137. View possibly over Oakland, California. See the next card.
|  August 22, 1929
Boeing Model 80, NC 7137. Card was mailed from Des Moines, Iowa.
|  Boeing Air Transport
Boeing Model 80, NC 7137 in the air probably over Oakland, California. Caption says "Enjoy the ground from the air a sight you will never forget."
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 Boeing Air Transport Model 80
A Real Photo postcard by an unknown local photographer. Writing on the back says Oakland 1929.
|  Boeing Air Transport
One of the Model 80's taking off at an unknown location.
|  Boeing Air Transport
A Real Photo postcard by an unknown photographer. The AZO 4 squares stamp box makes it an early card.
|  Boeing Air Transport
Boeing Model 80A, C 226M. 18 Passenger capacity used in Cost-to-Coast service.
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 Boeing Air Transport
A Real Photo postcard by Unusual Photographs Reproduction Co. of New York. Printed in Germany. No. 513.
|  Boeing Air Transport
Boeing 18 Passenger Transport in Transcontinental Service. Model 80A 793K.
|  Boeing Air Transport
A Real Photo postcard by an unknown photographer. Style of caption is the same as a card I believe is from Oakland, California.
|  Boeing Air Transport
Small image of Boeing Model 80A, 793K. Fly between San Francisco and Chicago in 20 hours; Seattle and Los Angeles in 11 hours.
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 Boeing Air Transport
A Real Photo postcard published by Advertisers Publicity Service, Rutherford, N.J. I'm not sure when this card was made. Have not seen a postmarked example.
|  Boeing Model 80A Joy Rides
Boeing Air Liner. America's largest land Plane.
This series of cards are from 1936 & 1937 when the Model 80's were no longer in service.
|  Boeing Model 80A Joy Rides
Pilot and Mechanic and information about the aircraft on the back. Writing on the back dated June 21, 1936. Typical back for these.
|  Boeing Model 80A Joy Rides
America's largest land Plane. Captain and Mechanics names on the front of the plane.
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 Boeing Model 80A Joy Rides
Another card in the series of the Model 80A giving joy rides to customers.
|  Boeing Model 80A Joy Rides
"My first ride and did I enjoy it. Jackie". Postmarked Cumberland, MO. August 13, 1937. Typical back, a postmarked example.
|  Boeing Model 80A Joy Rides
"Chris & Pauline's first airoplane ride. Sunday - Sept. 19, 1937." written on the back of the card.
|  Boeing Model 80A Joy Rides
Possibly the Pilot and Mechanic posing by the plane.
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 |  National Air Transport
Pitcairn "Mailwing" used for mail between N.Y. and Chicago. C-5863.
|  National Air Transport
A Real Photo postcard by the Unusual Photographs Reproduction Co. of New York. Card printed in Germany. No. 519.
|  National Air Transport
Ford Tri-Motor aircraft with NAT logo. NC427H. No caption on the card but I believe it is at the Cleveland Municipal airport.
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 National Air Transport
A Real Photo postcard by an unknown local photographer. The card was mailed from Cleveland, Ohio on September 20, 1933.
|  National Air Transport
Travel Air 6000 aircraft at the airport in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. NC 2908.
|  National Air Transport
A Real Photo postcard by an unknown local photographer. The card comes with and without a caption on the front identifying the location.
|  National Air Transport
A Black & White litho card showing the Ford Tri-Motor aircraft.
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