Cover from the first flight ÍSAFJÖRÐUR - REYKJAVIK, cancelled 23.VII.28.
Lot: 63014
ISK 20,100.00
No. of bids: 9
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1928 - Iceland - 160 - Cover
Airmail cover STYKKISHÓLMUR-REYKJAVÍK 28.VI.1928.
Lot: 63015
ISK 6,600.00
No. of bids: 4
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1928 - Iceland - 160 - Cover
First flight cover REYKJAVÍK - AKUREYRI, flown on 4.6.1928, only 4 days after the issue date of the 10 aur stamps used to frank the cover (Iceland's first airmail stamp).
Lot: 63016
ISK 9,000.00
No. of bids: 6
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1928 - Iceland - 160 - Cover
Commercial cover sent from an Akureyri merchant by first flight AKUREYRI - REYKJAVIK on June 5th 1928. The cover endorsed: pr. "Súlan" in the lower left corner (Súlan was the name of the seaplane used for the flight).
Lot: 63088
ISK 27,000.00
No. of bids: 16
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1929 - Iceland - 160 - Cover
HÚSAVÍK - SEYÐISFJÖRÐUR, stimplað 4.7.1929. Komustimplað á bakhlið.
Lot: 63017
ISK 14,500.00
No. of bids: 12
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1929 - Iceland - 161.. - Cover
Commercial domestic registered airmail cover franked with two 50 aur airmail stamps (aeroplane overprint) sent SIGLUFJÖRÐUR - REYKJAVÍK. The stamps cancelled in Siglufjördur on 4.7.1929 with the cover receiving its arrival cancel on the back in Reykjavik ON THE SAME DAY.
Lot: 63089
ISK 12,000.00
No. of bids: 1
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1930 - Iceland - 188 - Cover
First flight REYKJAVÍK - ÞINGVELLIR 26.VI.30.
Lot: 63023
ISK 5,500.00
No. of bids: 1
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1931 - Iceland - 160 - Cover
First flight cover HVAMMSTANGI - REYKJAVÍK, cancelled 12.VI.31.
Lot: 63018
ISK 4,800.00
No. of bids: 1
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1931 - Iceland - 162-163 - Cover
Very fine correctly franked registered postcard sent TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA with the Iceland flight of the Graf Zeppelin in 1931. Correctly franked with 1.30 kr.
Lot: 63019
ISK 12,000.00
No. of bids: 1
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1931 - Iceland - 164 - Cover
AIrmail cover sent with the ICELAND FLIGHT of the GRAF ZEPPELIN in 1931, addressed to Denmark. Correctly franked with a single 2 kr stamp (with Zeppelin overprint).
Lot: 63021
ISK 8,500.00
No. of bids: 1
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1932 - Iceland - Cover
Postcard ZEPPELIN over Reykjavík in 1930 or 1931 (No. 130 by Helgi Árnason).
Lot: 63035
ISK 3,400.00
No. of bids: 3
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1934 - Iceland - 204.. - Cover
Cover sent with an airmail label affixed from Reykjavík on November 1, 1934, franked with four different values of the then newly issued Airmail Stamps. Sent to Germany by air and stamped at the airport in Berlin on November 8 and then finally again at the Nuremberg airport two hours later (same day). What is interesting is that the cover does not appear to have been postmarked when it arrived on the mainland after it's journey with the ship from Iceland before being sent on to Germany by airmail, as was the common precedure.
Lot: 63090
ISK 4,500.00
No. of bids: 1
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1935 - Iceland - Cover
THOR SOLBERG Flight. Illustrated cover SIGNED BY SOLBERG HIMSELF "Thor Solberg", franked with 35 aur in Icelandic stamps that have been cancelled in "Reykjavik 5.VIII.35".
Lot: 63036
ISK 22,000.00
No. of bids: 3
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1935 - Iceland - 154, 208 - Cover
Scarcely seen complete postal receipt from 1935 certifying an import company's payment of import duties for 2 parcels, 2 kr duty (1 kr minimum fee for each parcel) together with an 80 aurar customs handling fee. Two 1 kr flight stamps together with two 40-aura Christian X stamps affixed on the reverse of the receipt and each of the two Christian X stamps cancelled with it's own strike of "Tollur" handstamp while the other two stamps have been cancelled with the Reykjavík bridge cancellation which was in use at the Customs Post Office at the time.
Lot: 63087
ISK 20,000.00
No. of bids: 5
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1938 - Iceland - 205, 208 - Cover
Skemmtilegt peningabréf frá árinu 1938, frímerkt með stöku 1 kr merki ásamt þremur 20 aura merkjum úr hinni fallegu flugmerkjaútgáfu frá árinu 1934. Bréfið sent frá Reykjavík til FLÖGU Í V-Skaft.
Lot: 63091
ISK 22,000.00
No. of bids: 2
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1939 - Iceland - Cover
PILOT SIGNED. First glider mail postcard SIGNED BY THE PILOT Leifur Grímsson HIMSELF, cancelled with the Sandskeid flight handstamp in 1939. This is the first pilot signed card that we've ever had the pleasure of selling.
Lot: 63038
ISK 11,000.00
No. of bids: 4
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1939 - Iceland - Cover
Ansi skemmtilegt flugkort sent með fyrsta póstsviffluginu frá Sandskeiði til Reykjavíkur árið 1939. Skemmtilegi þátturinn við kortið er kvæðið sem virðist ort á Sandskeiði af sendandanum þegar hann var þar staddur í tilefni af póstsviffluginu.
Lot: 63039
ISK 5,000.00
No. of bids: 3
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1941 - Iceland - 204-207 - Cover
Very interesting censored registered airmail cover sent to Sweden in late 1941 with an endorsement "Airmail via London-Lisbon" with a nice official letter seal on back. According to the receivers notation on the front of the cover the cover has been withheld by British authorities for over three years before being received (in early 1945). A couple of filing holes but otherwise fine condition.
Lot: 63003
ISK 15,000.00
No. of bids: 1
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1941 - Iceland - Cover
Very unusual incoming cover sent to a British 2nd Lt. in the Worcester Regiment in Iceland “C„ Force in September of 1941. The cover sent from Antiqua (British West Indies) seemingly from a civilian through the Engineering office of the US Airforce Base on the Island of Antiqua. The cover franked with two 10 cent stamps which are only first cancelled in Puerto Rico. The cover censored by the Americans in Antiqua (with an APO 806 censorship handstamp). The Worcester Regiment, which only stayed for a short period of time in Iceland had left Iceland for Great Britain by this time, thus the “Retired UK„ notation in red crayon.
Lot: 63074
ISK 68,000.00
No. of bids: 17
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1945 - Iceland - 204-209 - Cover
First flight cover between Iceland and England 9. July 1945, sent registered.
Lot: 63027
ISK 5,100.00
No. of bids: 2
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1946 - Iceland - Cover
Interesting as well as rare cover sent to Belgium in 1946. The cover has been hand stamped with O.A.T. (Onward Air Transmission) handstamp in red while in transit in London, indicating that the cover should continue by airmail. Such handstamps are believed to have been struck on the upper most cover of each bundle of such mail.