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Cie Générale Transaérienne.
Founded 1909, started carrying passengers in 1910.
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2
Cie Générale Transaérienne.
First passenger carrying airline of France. They used lighter than air aircraft first, then added airplanes.
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Cie Générale Transaérienne.
My only card from this airline. It is not an expensive postcard. There are a number of other cards of this aircraft also.
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Cie des Messageries Aériennes.
1919. Merged with Grands Express Aériens to form Air Union in 1923.
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C.M.A.. Breguet 14T F-CMAM
C.M.A. started several routes in 1919 using Breguet 14 aircraft.
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C.M.A. Breguet 14T F-CMAM
Interesting back with information about the aircraft.
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C.M.A. Breguet 14T2 F-JAGB
Another cabin version of the aircraft. When production stopped in 1926 around 8000 planes had been built.
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8
C.M.A. Breguet 14T2 F-JAGB
This aircraft was used on the Paris-London route.
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9
C.M.A. Farman Goliath
View of Goliath at the Aérodrome du Bourget in Paris.
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10
C.M.A. Farman Goliath
Letter written all across the back dated 26 April 1921.
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11
C.M.A. Farman Goliath F-AEBY
In 1920 the Paris-London route started being flown by Goliaths.
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12
C.M.A. Farman Goliath F-AEBY
The writing on the back says Souvenir on 4 June 1922.
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13
C.M.A. Farman Goliath F-FHMO
This rare local photographer Real Photo postcard shows passengers prior to their flight.
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14
C.M.A. Farman Goliath F-FHMO
The writing on the back says Brussells, May 1923.
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15
C.M.A. Blériot Spad 33 F-ACMC
The airline is not mentioned on the card but Stroud confirms the plane was used by C.M.A.
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C.M.A. Blériot Spad 33 F-ACMC
This back is seen on several early 1920's French postcards.
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17
C.M.A. Blériot Spad 33 F-ADAG
C.M.A.'s fancy logo can be seen on the tail of this plane. They started service using the Spad 33's on the Paris-London route in 1921.
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C.M.A. Blériot Spad 33 F-ADAG
Clear postmark on the back from Paris dated 10 June 1924. There is also a cancellation mark mentioning the Olympics in Paris in 1924.
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C.M.A. Salmson 2-A.2
This aircraft was used on the Paris-Brussels-London route. C.M.A. had 2 of this aircraft.
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20
C.M.A. Salmson 2-A.2
Back is completely covered by a letter but I cannot see a date. Left side seems to have been torn from a booklet.
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21
Cie Aérienne Française.
C.A.F. remained a local airline operating from the Le Bourget airport in Paris.
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22
C.A.F. Dorand A.R.1 F-CAFI
One of these 2-seat aircraft started a Nîmes-Nice service in 1920.
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23
C.A.F. Dorand A.R.1 F-CAFI
C.A.F. series postcard sent to England on 1 November 1923.
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24
C.A.F. Dorand A.R.2 F-CAFW
The airline is not mentioned on the card but Stroud lists this aircraft as belonging to C.A.F.
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25
C.A.F. Dorand A.R.2 F-CAFW
There is a series of postcards with this style back showing aircraft. This one was purchased as a souvenir on 28 December 1921.
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26
C.A.F. Goliath F-ADCR
The first of two Goliaths flown by C.A.F.
A. Noyer card No. 1.
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27
C.A.F. Goliath F-ADCR
Another great A. Noyer view of their first Goliath. A, Noyer card No. 3.
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C.A.F. Goliath F-ADCR
The previous two Real Photo postcards by A. Noyer of Paris have this style back.
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29
C.A.F. Goliath F-ADCR
Appears to be a souvenir of a local ride on the Coliath.
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30
C.A.F. Goliath F-ADCR
Another great A. Noyer postcard. The one with a slightly different back than the others.
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31
C.A.F. Goliath F-AEEE
The second of their two Goliaths is shown on this C.A.F. series postcard.
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32
C.A.F. Goliath close up view.
One of the most important of the early airliners the Goliath was able to carry 12 passengers
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C.A.F. Goliath close up view.
Another postcard with a souvenir hand stamp. This one on the back of the card.
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34
C.A.F. Farman F.70 F-AEFE
The second of 3 F.70 aircraft used by C.A.F. This one by the C.A.F. hanger in Paris.
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C.A.F. Farman F.70 F-AEFE
Simple back. The logo on the front looks like BLD.
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C.A.F. Farman F.70 F-AFCL
Built in 1922. The airline had three of this aircraft and the cabin held 4 passengers.
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C.A.F. Farman F.70 F-AFCL
Another C.A.F. series postcard. The card has a clear postmark from Paris dated 30 July 1926.
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38
C.A.F. Schreck F.B.A. 17 F-AJHX
The Schreck F.B.A. 17 first appeared in 1924. Called a sea-taxi it had room for 2 or 3 passengers.
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39
C.A.F. Nieuport Delage 391 F-AIOA
This 2 or 3 seat aircraft is from 1927. C.A.F. had around 18 of them. This one was the prototype and went to C.A.F.
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40
C.A.F. Nieuport - Delage 391
Another postcard showing this aircraft. This one equipped with skis.
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41
C.A.F. Lioré et Olivier 198 F-AJDQ
The first of three of this aircraft used by C.A.F. beginning in 1928.
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42
C.A.F. Voyages Aériens
An advertising postcard for Cie Aérienne
Française in Paris.
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43
C.A.F. Voyages Aériens
All of the postcards in the Cie Aérienne Française series have a simple back like this one.
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44
C.A.F. Goliath F-AEEE
A collector took this 1920's postcard and had it stamped for the 50th Anniversary of Air France in 1983, and then again at an Expo in 1998!
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45
Lignes Aériennes Latécoère.
1918. Rebranded Aéropostale in 1927. To Air France in 1933.
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Lignes Aériennes Latécoère.
Breguet 14, F-ALSE.
At airport in Morocco.
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47
Lignes Aériennes Latécoère.
Letter on back from Casablanca dated 13 February 1922.
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48
Lignes Aériennes Latécoère. Breguet 14 F-AECS
Open cockpit Morocco-France airmail version of the Breguet 14.
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49
Lignes Aériennes Latécoère. Breguet 14 F-AECS
Much lettering on the back in French. No date that I can see.
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50
Lignes Aériennes Latécoère 1925
Airline issued advertising cover from 1925. The airline name is at the top on the back of the cover.
Not a postcard.
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51
Lignes Aériennes Latécoère 1925
I believe Latécoère is the first airline to give advertising stationary to passengers. Earliest version of these covers seen is 1922.
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52
Farman Air Lines.
1919. To Air France in 1933.
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53
Lignes Aériennes Farman
Great early poster postcard.
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54
Lignes Aériennes Farman
Airline issued postcard from Paris.
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55
Lignes Aériennes Farman Goliath F-AEAU
Lignes Aériennes Farman had around 18 of these aircraft.
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56
Lignes Aériennes Farman Goliath F-AEAU
From a series of Real Photo postcards by Aéro-Photo. This one no. 22.
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57
Lignes Aériennes Farman Goliath F-AEAU
Airline issued Litho postcard. Part of a series.
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58
Lignes Aériennes Farman Goliath F-AEAU
All of the cards in the series have this back with the map.
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59
Farman Air Lines. Goliath F-AEAU
Litho postcard. Paris - Cologne - Berlin.
Title in English.
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60
Farman Air Lines. Goliath F-AEAU
Rather plain back with no reference to who made the card.
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61
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Goliath F-FARI
Real Photo postcard showing the Goliath in the air. Dated on front 1927.
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62
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Goliath F-FARI
Postcard made by KLM. No. D-13 on the front of the card.
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63
Farman Air Lines. Goliath Interior
Litho postcard with English titles. Paris - Brussels - Amsterdam - Ostende - Scandinavia.
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64
Farman Air Lines. Goliath Interior
It is possible Farman issued a series of postcards in English. I don't know for sure.
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65
Farman Air Lines. Farman F-3X Jabiru F-AIAN
English titled airline issued postcard.
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66
Farman Air Lines. Farman F-3X Jabiru F-AIAN
Another card with this common back.
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67
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F-3X F-AIAU
The F-3X was also known as a Farman F.121.
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68
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F-3X F-AIAU
KLM published some Real Photo postcards of aircraft from other countries. This is one of those.
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69
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F-3X F-ESAR
Dated September 1923 on the front of the card.
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70
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F-3X F-ESAR
Issued by Farman for an aviation expo in 1923.
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71
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F-3X F-ESAS
Excellent Real Photo postcard of this aircraft.
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72
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F-3X F-ESAS
Part of an early series of Real Photo postcards made by KLM showing their aircraft and others.
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73
Farman Air Lines. Farman F.170 F-AICS
Jabiru (Stork). One of several Farman aircraft named Jabiru.
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74
Farman Air Lines. Farman F.170 F-AICS
Plain French back on this card.
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75
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.170 F-AIGD
Another view of the F.170.
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76
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.170 F-AIGD
Quality Real Photo postcard by Aero-Photo.
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77
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.170bis F-AIIR
The slightly larger F.170bis could carry up to 9 passengers.
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78
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.170bis F-AIIR
Very plain back. Probably made by a local photographer. Paper stuck to the back from album removal.
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79
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.170bis F-AIIR
Another view of the plane on the previous postcard.
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80
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.170bis F-AIIR
Simple back possibly printed in England.
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81
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.190 F-AIYD
Farman had at least 14 of this aircraft and around 100 total were built.
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82
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.190 F-AIYD
Real Photo postcard by Godneff who made a number of Real Photo and Litho postcards of airliners.
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83
Farman Air Lines. Farman F.190
Airline issued postcard showing the Farman F.190.
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84
Farman Air Lines. Farman F.190
Common back for this series of airline issues.
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85
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.301 F-AJLP
This postcard shows the prototype F.301 built in 1930.
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86
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.301 F-AJLP
Printed by Ligne aéronautique de France. Paris.
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87
Farman Air Lines. Farman F.301 F-AJMG
The F.301 & F.302 aircraft were known as the "Silver Star".
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Farman Air Lines. Farman F.301 F-AJMG
This airline issued postcard has a later map on the back of the card.
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89
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.301 F-AJMK
Farman 300 series on card, it is actually a F.301. When these aircraft went into Air France in 1933 they were all named after flowers. This one was called Cyclamen.
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Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.301 F-AJMK
A nice Litho postcard made by Aero-Photo.
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91
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.302 F-AJPP
This card shows the only F.302.
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92
Lignes Aériennes Farman. Farman F.302 F-AJPP
Real Photo postcard made by KLM in Rotterdam.
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93
Grands Express Aériens.
1919. Merged with CMA to form Air Union in 1923.
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94
Grands Express Aériens
Very rare postcard issued from their office in London.
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95
Grands Express Aériens
Filled out by a passenger and mailed to the U.S.A. on arrival in Paris. Postmarked 5 July 1921.
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96
Grands Express Aériens Goliath London Office
Rare postcard issued from London for their "Goliath" air service.
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97
Grands Express Aériens Goliath London Office
Card printed by Rafael Tuck & Sons in London. Postmarked 14 April 1921.
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98
Grands Express Aériens. Farman Goliath
Another rare postcard for the airline printed in London.
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99
Grands Express Aériens. Farman Goliath Interior
Great interior view of the Farman Goliath. Part of the rare London printed series.
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100
Grands Express Aériens. Farman Goliath
Printed by Rafael Tuck & Sons. The typical back for the London printed postcards.
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101
Grands Express Aériens. Goliath F-GEAD
Aérodrome du Bourget in Paris. Early French printed postcard.
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102
Grands Express Aériens. Goliath F-GEAD
Writing on the back with the date 8 December 1921.
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103
Franco - Roumaine.
1920. Name change to CIDNA in 1925. To Air France in 1933.
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104
Cie Franco-Roumaine de Navigation Aérienne.
Salmson 2-A.2 F-FRBO at Aérodrome du Bourget. The airline had at least 14 of this aircraft. Five of them went to CIDNA in 1925.
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105
Cie Franco-Roumaine de Navigation Aérienne.
Writing on the back dates the card to 28 December 1921. My only postcard for this airline.
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106
Air Union.
1923 -1933 to Air France.
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107
Air Union. Goliath F-ADDS
English printed postcard advertising their Daily flights to Paris.
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108
Air Union. Goliath F-ADDS
Mailed by passenger upon arrival in Paris. Sent to the U.S.A. but postmark is not clear.
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109
Air Union. Goliath F-ADDS
Aircraft named Auvergne. Real Photo postcard from the Croydon Aerodrome in London.
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110
Air Union. Goliath F-ADDS
Local photographer card with no information on the back.
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111
Air Union. Goliath F-ADDT
Landing stage in Paris. For an early postcard this one is fairly common.
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112
Air Union. Goliath F-ADDT
English titles on this postcard.
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113
Air Union. Goliath F-AECU
Another Goliath postcard from the same series as the previous card.
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114
Air Union. Goliath F-AECU
The typical back for these two cards.
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115
Air Union. Goliath F-AEFC
Aircraft named Provence.
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116
Air Union. Goliath F-AEFC
Rather plain back on this French printed Litho postcard.
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117
Air Union. Goliath F-AEGO
Aircraft named Gascogne. Real Photo postcard.
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118
Air Union. Goliath F-AEGO
Postcard by Godneff, Le Bourget, Paris.
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119
Air Union. Goliath F-FHMY
Close up Real Photo postcard of the Goliath named Picardie. Real Photo postcard by A. Noyer of Paris.
Card No. 5.
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120
Air Union. Goliath F-FHMY
Although the card shows an Air Union plane the passenger actually flew on an English airliner back to London, Postmark of 10 September 1928.
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121
Air Union. Goliath F-FHMY
Aircraft named Picardie. Real Photo postcard by A.Noyer of Paris.
Card No. 10.
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122
Air Union. Goliath
Typical back for the numbered Real Photo postcards by A. Noyer of Paris.
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123
Air Union. Goliath F-GEAC
Aircraft named Artois. Scene at Aérodrome du Bourget in Paris.
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124
Air Union. Goliath F-GEAC
Unreadable postmark on the front of the card. Writing on the back dated 1 October 1927.
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125
Air Union. Goliath
Goliath close up at the Aérodrome du Bourget in Paris.
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126
Air Union. Goliath
Writing on the back dated 4 June 1922.
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127
Air Union. Goliath Interior
For the premier service Paris - Bruxelles.
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128
Air Union. Goliath Interior
Souvenir handstamp on the back dated 28 February 1932.
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129
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 F-AIFD
Restaurant service. Capitaine Ferber. First of two planes made with restaurant style interiors.
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130
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 F-AIFD
Color Litho postcard by Godneff.
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131
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 Timetable back
Restautant service. Same front as the previous postcard.
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132
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 Timetable back
Back printed with the Air Union Summer 1932 timetable. Not a postcard.
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133
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 F-AIFE
Restaurant service. L. P. Mouillard. Second of the two planes with restaurant interiors.
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134
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 F-AIFE
Real Photo postcard by A. Noyer of Paris.
Card No. 6.
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135
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21. F-AIFE
Restaurant service. A Real Photo view of the second plane with the restaurant interior.
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136
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 F-AIFE
Godneff-Tito made card from Le Bourget in Paris.
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137
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 Interior
Restaurant service. View of the interior with steward. Ready for service.
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138
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 Interior
No indication of who made the postcard on the back.
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139
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 Interior
Another view of the restaurant style interior of F-AIFD and F-AIFE.
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140
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 21 Interior
Rather plain back postcard mailed by passenger. The year in the postmark is not readable.
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141
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-AIVG
This first of the LeO 213 aircraft appeared in 1928.
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142
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-AIVG
Real Photo postcard by Godneff-Tito, Le Bourget, in Paris.
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143
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-AIZN
Another of the Paris - London aircraft used by Air Union.
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Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-AIZN
Real Photo postcard by Godneff, Le Bourget, in Paris.
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145
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-AIZO
The LeO 213 was known as the "Rayon d'Or", the Golden Ray.
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Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-AIZO
Another Real Photo postcard by Godneff, Le Bourget, in Paris.
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147
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver F-AIZO
Golden Ray Passenger Air Liner. English postcard.
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148
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver F-AIZO
Published by the Rohan et Cie book stall and sold at the Croydon Aerodrome in London.
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149
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver F-AJBE
First plane in the line-up is F-AJBE. French postcard from Paris.
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150
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver F-AJBE
Edition Farineau. Stamp removed but readable postmark of 20 May 1931.
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151
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-AJNS
Real Photo postcard of 16 place Golden Ray.
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152
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-AJNS
Postcard by Aero-Photo of Paris. Card No. 44.
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153
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-ALGG
The Golden Ray with steward posing in front of boarding steps.
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154
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213 F-ALGG
Another great card by Godneff, Le Bourget, in Paris.
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155
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver
Real Photo close-up view of the Rayon d'Or.
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156
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver
By Godneff-Tito. Written all across the back of the card by a passenger. Dated Paris - July 11th, 1930.
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157
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213
Interior view of the Rayon D'Or.
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158
Air Union. Lioré et Oliver 213
Another Godneff-Tito postcard from Le Bourget, in Paris.
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159
Air Union. Blériot 165 F-AIKI
Nice Litho postcard of this Paris - London aircraft. The aircraft is also called the Golden Ray.
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Air Union. Blériot 165 F-AIKI
Postcard by Godneff-Tito at Le Bourget, in Paris.
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Air Union. Blériot 165 Interior
The Blériot 165 version of the Golden Ray interior.
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162
Air Union. Blériot 165 Interior
Real Photo postcard by Godneff-Tito, Le Bourget, in Paris.
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163
Air Union. Breguet 280T F-AIXV
Real Photo postcard by Aéro-Photo of Paris.
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164
Air Union. Breguet 280T F-AIXV
Writing on the back but no date. From a series of postcards by Aéro-Photo. Card No. 6.
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165
Air Union. Breguet 280T F-AIXV
Litho postcard of the same aircraft as the previous card. Used in the Paris - London - Marseille service.
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166
Air Union. Breguet 280T F-AIXV
By A. Leconte, Paris.
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167
Air Union. Breguet 280T F-AJAN & F-AIVU
Two Breguet 280T aircraft at the Lyon airport.
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168
Air Union. Breguet 280T F-AJAN & F-AIVU
Edition la Gigogne, Lyon.
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169
Air Union. Wibault 282.T12 F-AMHN
Golden Clipper. Paris - London in 95 minutes.
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170
Air Union. Wibault 282.T12 F-AMHN
By Rohan et Cie, Book Stall, at the Croydon Aerodrome, London.
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171
Compagnie International de Navigation Aérienne.
1925. Was Franco-Roumaine.
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172
CIDNA. Poster style postcard.
Fantastic color on this early postcard issued out of their office in Hungary.
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173
CIDNA. Poster style postcard.
A rare early postcard. Rather simple back.
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174
C.I.D.N.A. Farman F-4X Jabiru F-AHAG
The 3 engine version of the Farman F-3X. This aircraft used on the Paris - Amsterdam route.
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175
C.I.D.N.A. Farman F-4X Jabiru F-AHAG
Simple back. Edition Farineau litho postcard.
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176
C.I.D.N.A. Farman F-4X Jabiru F-AHAF
Impressive Real Photo postcard. C.I.D.N.A. had 4 of this aircraft.
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177
C.I.D.N.A. Farman F-4X Jabiru F-AHAF
Simple postcard back with no publisher mentioned. Postmarked 8 April 1927 and sent from Switzerland to Belgium.
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178
C.I.D.N.A. Bernard 190T
C.I.D.N.A. operated 8 of this aircraft.
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179
C.I.D.N.A. Bernard 190T
Simple back on this postcard with no publisher mentioned.
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180
C.I.D.N.A. Blériot Spad 33-46-66 F-FREP
This Real Photo postcard shows an aircraft that started as a Blériot Spad 33, was modified to a Spad 46, and finally converted to a Spad 66.
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181
C.I.D.N.A. Blériot Spad 33-46-66 F-FREP
Publisher not mentioned though part of a series with the number H27 in the image. Back damage from being glued in an album.
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182
C.I.D.N.A. Blériot Spad 46 F-AGAY
This aircraft also converted to a Spad 66.
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183
C.I.D.N.A. Blériot Spad 46 F-AGAY
This German printed Litho postcard has writing on the back dated 1926.
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184
C.I.D.N.A. Blériot Spad 126 F-AHDI
The only Blériot Spad 126. It was converted from a Spad 66 in 1929.
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185
C.I.D.N.A. Blériot Spad 126 F-AHDI
Litho postcard by Editions Farineau. Plane used on the Paris - Strasbourg route.
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186
Cie Générale Aéropostale.
1927 (was Latécoère). Into Air France in 1933.
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187
Cie Générale Aéropostale. Latécoère 25.3.R F-AIUI
Real Photo postcard showing the Latécoère aircraft over Casablanca.
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188
Cie Générale Aéropostale. Latécoère 25.3.R F-AIUI
Simple back. Photo by Flandrin.
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189
Cie Générale Aéropostale. Latécoère 25.3.R F-AIUI
Litho version of the previous postcard.
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Cie Générale Aéropostale. Latécoère 25.3.R F-AIUI
By Flandrin of Casablanca.
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191
Air France.
1933. Formed by merger of five airlines.
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192
Air France poster postcard from 1948.
See the Poster album for other poster postcards from Air France.
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193
Air France. Lioré et Olivier 213 F-ALGI
Golden Ray. Air France Air Liner. From Air Union in 1933.
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194
Air France. Lioré et Olivier 213 F-ALGI
Unknown British publisher with number 31210 on front.
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195
Air France. Wibault 282 T12 F-AMHN
Originally with Air Union this aircraft passed to Air France in 1933.
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196
Air France. Wibault 282 T12 F-AMHN
Rather plain back. Published by CIM.
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197
Air France. Wibault 283 T12 F-AMYE
Air France took delivery of the Wibault 283 T12 aircraft in 1934.
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Air France. Wibault 283 T12 F-AMYE
Editions Godneff. No. 353. Godneff did many postcards of airliners both Real Photo cards and Litho versions like this one.
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199
Air France. Wibault 283.T12 F-AMYF
Real Photo postcard showing the aircraft at the Croydon Air Port in London.
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200
Air France Wibault 283.T12 F-AMYF
Postcard by Judges' Ltd. of England. Number 16340.
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201
Air France. Budapest Airport.
Wibault aircraft at the Budapest Airport in Hungary.
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202
Air France. Budapest Airport.
Real Photo postcard printed in Budapest. No. 570.
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203
Air France. Breguet 530 Saïgon F-AMSV
Two Saïgons were built. This one F-AMSV was named Algérie. Used on trans-Mediterrian services starting in 1935.
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204
Air France. Breguet 530 Saïgon F-AMSV
Real Photo postcard by editions d'Art Séphériadès of Paris.
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205
Air France. Potez 62 F-ANPG
Introduced in 1935 the Potez 62 was used on the Paris - Marseilles - Rome route.
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206
Air France. Potez 62 F-ANPG
Airline issued postcard. No. 193/1.
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207
Air France. Potez 62 F-ANPG
Litho postcard showing the same aircraft as the previous card. This time on the ground.
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208
Air France. Potez 62 F-ANPG
Another postcard by Godneff. No. 347.
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209
Air France. Bloch 220 F-AOHB
The airline took delivery of five of this aircraft in 1937. By the end of the next year 10 had been delivered.
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210
Air France. Bloch 220 F-AOHB
Aircraft named "Gascogne". By editions d'Art Séphériadès in Paris.
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211
Air France. Route Map of the World.
Réseau Aerien Mondial. 256 C6 AF.
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212
Air France. Réseau Aérien Mondial
A second map of the world postcard. 320 C6 AF.
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213
Air France. Réseau Aérien Mondial.
These two map postcards have backs like this one. Postmarked 8 April 1938.
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214
Air France. Languedoc Bloch 161 F-BCUR
With the merger of Bloch and Blériot the Languedoc Bloch 161 became the SE.161 Languedoc. Scene at Marseille before flight to Algeria.
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215
Air France. Languedoc Bloch 161 F-BCUR
Postmarked 1950 in Algeria.
Editions Henri Laulagnet of Marseille.
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216
Air France. SE.161 Languedoc F-BATV
At Algiers after flight from Marseille. 100 of this aircraft were built.
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217
Air France. SE.161 Languedoc F-BATV
Editions A.D.I.A. of Nice.
Beautiful hand tinted postcard.
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218
Air France. DC-3 FA-BXB
Airline issue sepia Litho postcard.
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219
Air France. DC-3 FA-BXB
Reference on the back: 225 - P/4/48 - No. 6.
I believe the card was issued in 1948.
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220
Air France. DC-3, F-BAXP
Great Real Photo view of the aircaft being re-fueled at the airport in Dusseldorf.
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221
Air France. DC-3, F-BAXP
By Jos. Kessel of Bonn. Clear postmark of 19 October 1956.
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222
Air France. DC-4 F-BBDF
Airline issue by Havas. Reference: 335 P/11/50.
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223
Air France DC-4
Airline issued by Havas. Reference: 385 P/11/50.
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224
Air France. DC-4
Airline issue color litho postcard. Reference: 385 - P/11/50.
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225
Typical back for the previous three DC-4 postcards.
Printed for the airline by Havas.
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226
Air France. DC-4 F-BBON
Great Real Photo postcard showing passengers boarding the aircraft.
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227
Air France DC-4 F-BBON
Postcard by CIM.
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228
Air France. Constellation 749 F-BAZB
The first Lockheed Constellation started service with Air France in 1946.
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229
Air France. Constellation F-BAZB
Issued by Estel Publicite of Paris. Card No. 3281.
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230
Air France. Constellation F-BAZB 2a
Airline issue by Havas. Reference: 385 P/11/50.
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231
Air France. Constellation F-BAZB
Airline issue by Havas. Reference: 385 P/11/50.
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232
Typical back for the previous two Constellation cards.
Printed by Havas for the airline.
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233
Air France. Constellation L 749 F-BAZB Linen
Great Linen postcard issued out of the Air France offices in New York.
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234
Air France. Constellation F-BAZB Linen
Another Linen postcard issued from the Air France New York offices.
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235
Air France. French Cruisine
Interior view aboard their Constellation. Note the early Constellations of Air France were called the Air France Comet.
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236
Typical back for the previous three Constellation postcards.
The three previous cards were made by Harry H. Baumann of New York.
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237
Air France. Constellation L 749 F-BAZY
Real Photo postcard showing the Constellation at the airport in Algeria.
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238
Air France. Constellation L 749 F-BAZY
By Lyna. Edition Jomone in Algiers.
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239
Air France. Constellation L 1049 F-BHBB
The Super G Constellation of Air France.
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240
Air France. Constellation L 1049 F-BHBB
Airline issue by Déchauxof Paris. Reference: 955/P-1-58.
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241
Air France. Fancy double globe map.
Tiny image of a DC-6/7 type aircraft on right globe.
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242
Air France. Fancy double globe map.
Another airline issue map postcard. No. 514/P/11.50.
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243
Air France. Breguet 763 Provence.
A combination cargo and passenger aircraft it started service with Air France in 1953.
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244
Air France. Breguet 763 Provence.
Real Photo postcard by Editions P.I. of Paris. No. 46.
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245
Aeromaritime.
1935
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246
Aeromaritime. Sikorsky S-43 F-AOUK 2a
Aeromaritime issued a series of Sepia Litho postcard all featuring the Sikorsky S-43.
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247
Aeromaritime. Sikorsky S-43 F-AOUK
Another view of the S-43 at Port Gentil.
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248
Aeromaritime. Sikorsky S-43 F-AOUM
The aircraft offshore at Port Gentil.
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249
Aeromaritime. Sikorsky S-43 F-AOUM
Clear postmark of 28 September 1939 helps date the series of postcards.
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250
Aeromaritime. Sikorsky S-43.
The S-43 superimposed on their route map in Africa.
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251
Typical back for the Aeromaritime issued postcards.
Ligne Dakar to Pointe Noire and connections with other airlines.
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252
European Transport Aircraft since 1910
John Stroud
680 pages
Must have reference.
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Un siècle d'aviation avec AIR FRANCE
Musée AIR FRANCE
143 pages
Fantastic art work and graphics. In French and English.
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