Terms and conditions
All prices quoted in US$
All cards are unused unless indicated otherwise.
Grading standards
MINT=As issued...EX=May be used, front is unmarked, problem free card.
VG=Very Good, may be used. Front good w/slt creases or rounded corners.
G=Good, like VG but more damage visible...AV=Average, with even more damage.
AVIATION (MILITARY)
Sharp real photo of a SINGLE ENGINED BIPLANE, Probably Canadian, leaving the deck of an aircraft carrier. Circa 1940s. VG...$9.00
Just purchased..A nice assortment of Real photo postcards. Details as follows. PBY5 (Catalina)..P40 in flight..Consolidated B24 bomber..Curtiss Attack bomber A25.. Curtiss Tomahawk P40C..AT8 (Texan..Trio of P39's..North American A36 (Pre mustang P51).. Douglas B19..P39 Take Off..Douglas C54..Brewster Bermuda Dive bomber..Martin 187 (Baltimore).. Fairchild A21 advance trainer..Fairchild PT19..Grumman Skyrocket (US Navy)..Douglas A20A.. Sopwith F1 Camel..B29..North American B25..Ryan PT22..Stearman PT13A (Primary trainer.) Most of these are one of a kind. Some with writing on front. Ask for details.
A nice grouping of lower priced military aircraft. Miles Martinet I.. Supermarine Spitfire LF MK V8..North American Mustang ..Westlake Welkin F Mk I..Hawker tempest F Mk II..Avro Lancaster I..Hawker Hurrican MkIIc..Vickers-Armstrong Wellington III...Handley page Hampden I..Avro Shackleton MR3..Lockheed P38L Lightning.. Curtis P40E Warhawk..Repulic P47D Thunderbolt..In many cases I have extra copies.Take one or take them all. Please ask for details
RPPC, Grogan Photo Co. #28606. Military P40 parked facing camera. Man in coveralls standing in front. EX...$9.00
RPPC of a flight of (4) military training aircraft in formation. Curtis AT9A recognized. Others unknown Postally used with 1943 ccl. Free cancel. EX...$9.00
Artist drawn depiction of a military pilot in an open cockpit, looking back at the ground. Half of a large Swastika on side of plane. Signature reads like OS-40. Printed in Finland. Color litho and Vert. format. VG++...$11.00
DORNIER DO215. German fighter/bomber WW2. In flight to left. Real photo (ARTURA.) MINT ...$6.00
LTV A70 "Corsair II" Three in formation. Continental sized chrome. John Fry 44140277. MINT...$3.00
GENERAL DYNAMICS F16. Continental sized chrome by Athena #9368. MINT...$3.00
CHANCE-VOUGHT RF8G "Crusader" Continental sized chrome. John Fry 45141473. MINT...$3.00
GRUMMAN EA48 "Prowler." Continental sized chrome. John Fry 44140278. MINT...$3.00
GRUMMAN TBF1 "Avenger" Continental sized chrome. John Fry 44140276. MINT...$3.00
PIPER L4 "Grasshopper" Liaison aircraft. Chrome, Air Force museum. EX...$3.00
CESSNA YA37A Jet trainer. Chrome , Air Force musem. MINT...$3.00
THE KETTERING TORPEDO world's first guided missile WW1 era. Replica pictured as being on display in Air force museum. Chrome, Mastercraft. MINT $3.00
LOCKHEED P3 "Orion" Continental size chrome. In flight to left. Netherlands publisher. NEAR MINT...$3.00
LOCKHEED R7V2 US NAVY In flight to left. This machine is military version of "Constellation." Probably w/turbo prop power. Mutoscope #14. EX...$5.00
LOCKHEED F80C "Shooting Star" Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
LOCKHEED F94A "Starfire" All weather interceptor. Chrome, Air Force Museum. MINT...$3.00
LOCKHEED F104C "Starfighter" Supersonic fighter. Chrome, Air Force Museum. MINT...$3.00
LOCKHEED C141 "Starlifter" Stands ready on Charleston AFB flight line. Chrome, Charleston Postcard Co. MINT...$3.00
LOCKHEED C141A. "Starlifter" Two parked on a ramp somewhere. Description in error. It is obviously mislabelled as C47. We all make them! Continental sized chrome by Charleston PC Co #P330074. MINT $2.00
LOCKHEED C141A "Starlifter" Chrome, Mary Janes. MINT...$3.00
RYAN PT-22 RECRUIT Chrome, Air force museum. MINT...$3.00
MARTIN B26G "Marauder" Light bomber. Chrome, Airforce museum. MINT...$3.00
KAWANISHI N1K2-J SHIDEN-KAI GEORGE 21 Japanese fighter. Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
BELL UH-1P "Huey" Helicopter. Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
REPUBLIC P47D "Thunderbolt" Fighter. Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
REPUBLIC F84F "Thunderstreak" Fighter bomber. Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
REPUBLIC XF91 "Thundercepter" Fighter. Chrome, Air Force museum. NEAR MINT...$3.00
REPUBLIC F105G "Thunderchief" Fighter, Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
SHORT SARAFAND FLYING BOAT Artist depiction by Church of this early military flying boat, flying to left. Color litho by J. Salmon #4696 Some ugly tears top and bottom but hardly noticeable on front. Repaired with tapeon back. AS IS VG...$3.00
MITCHEL B25. On thin brown paper. Legend on side of plane reads "Spirit of Norwich Connecticut." Plane is parked on ramp. Rubber stamp on back and some ink writing. VG+...$3.00
DOUGLAS WORLD CRUISER (DWC) "New Orleans" Chrome. Air Force museum. EX...$3.00
DOUGLAS VC118B "Liftmaster" Chrome, Air Force museum NEAR MINT...$3.00
DOUGLAS C118. Four engined Transport parked on ramp receiving a thorough washing. Chrome Curteich #9DK-65. MINT...$3.00
CNA1 DOUGLAS EA1H "Skyraider." Continental sized chrome. John Fry 25-5/100. MINT...$3.00
DOUGLAS A1H "Skyraider." In camouflage and carrying armament. John Fry, Continental chrome. MINT...$3.00
DOUGLAS A1H "Skyraider." in camouflage and carrying armament. Similar to above but not the same. Continetal chrome, John Fry 58162218. MINT...$3.00
SEVERSKY P35A. Forerunner of P47 Thunderbolt. Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT ...$3.00
MARTIN RB57A. "Canberra" Light bomber, Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
"Curtiss New Dive Bomber SB2C-1." Closeup view of plane in flight to left. Linen #E-5284. EX...$6.00
NORTHROP F98J. "Scorpion" Multi seat jet fighter, Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
NORTHROP YF5A Freedom fighter. Parked on Taxiiway. Chrome by Mastercraft #146. EX...$3.00
NORTHROP F5. Three in formation being refueled by KC135 tanker. Continental sized chrome by Netherlands publisher. MINT...$3.00
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS F15A. "Eagle" Fighter. Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS YF4E. "Phantom II" Chrome, Air Force musseum. MINT...$3.00
F4U CORSAIR In flight to right. Looking down from above. Chrome by HS Crocker, #TC-148. MINT...$3.00
"Bell P-598 Airacomet fighter." The United States first jet airplane. Parked on taxiiway. Chrome by Curteich #23. MINT...$3.00
"Hawker Tempest V." Real photo, modern repro. Parked on the grass somewhere. Pilot in cockpit. MINT...$3.00
Arcade card. Blank back. "Convair GRB-36D USAF Bomber on Refuel mission for Republic RF84F fighter." #49. EX...$5.00
"Wellington Bomber" in flight to left. Looks like artist's depiction. B/W litho. Valentine & sons. #38A-45. Light pencil marks on back. VG+...$8.00
"Brewster Buffalo" parked on a ramp w/three single engined aircraft in formation above. Some activity on ramp behind the Buffalo. B/W litho, "V"ictory Series, American planes in the R.A.F. publ by Aeronatuical entr. MINT...$9.00
Picture of a MODEL DH10 BIPLANE. Two-engined tractor biplane was used during the latter part of WW1 for bombing purposes. B/W litho, Science museum London #102. VG+...$9.00
Six B17 in formation over East river, NYC. Linen, Curteich, #1BH1128. EX...$9.00
MARTIN B26 BOMBER in flight to right. View taken from below. Linen, Pub. unk., #E5277. EX...$6.00
"A Craig field cadet preparing for flight, Craig field, Selma, Ala."Nice closeup of cadet climbing into his training plane. Looks like AT-6. Linen, Curteich #28368N. Faint black marks on back, probably from contact with other cards, cetainly irrelevant. VG+...$8.00
"Training plane over West point of the air, San Antonio Texas." In flight to left. Plane similar to the one above. Linen, Curteich #0BH1884. VG...$5.00
Canadian Forces DEHAVILLAND CARIBOU in flight to left, Card gives technical specs on back. This is NOT a Postcard. EX...$3.00
Have a limited quantity of Canadian forces cards similar to above, all with tech. specs on back. These show Tutor jet, Dakota (DC3), Super starfighter interceptor and Labrador helicopter. EX... each $3.00
HEINKEL HE-111. In flight to left. Real photo (ARTURA). MINT...$6.00
"Heinkel HE-112 fighter." Real photo, modern repro. Parked on grass. In Luftwaffe colors. MINT...$2.00
HEINKEL HE162A VOLKSJAGER. Parked on the ramp. Aircraft carrying allied markings so probably a captured fighter being evaluated for performance after WW2. Real photo, modern repro. MINT...$2.00
SUPERMARINE SEAFANG fighter in flight to right. Military markings. Real photo, modern repro. MINT...$2.00
SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE (22) fighter. In flight to left. Military markings. Real Photo, modern repro. MINT...$2.00
FIRST MILITARY AIRPLANE "BOXKITE" 1910 BRISTOL. Parked on grass. Real photo, modern repro. MINT...$2.00
AVIAN (4) M TRAINER. Biplane, parked on grass. Real photo, modern repro. MINT...$2.00
WESTLAND LYSANDER III. Parked on concrete ramp. Full military colors. Chrome, Mastercraft. MINT...$4.00
BEECH C45H "Expeditor" Chrome. Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
BEECH UC43 "TRAVELLER." Military version of the Beech Staggerwing. Chrome, Mastercraft. MINT...$2.00
MIKOYAN-GUREVICH MIG-15 "FAGOT" on the ramp at Wright-Patterson AFB. Chrome, Mastercraft. MINT...$2.00
NORTH AMERICAN T-8G "TEXAN" Chrome, Air Force museum. MINT...$3.00
NORTH AMERICAN T28A "Trojan" Trainer aircraft. Chrome, Air force museum. EX...$3.00
NORTH AMERICAN XB70 "VALKYRIE" on ramp Wright Patterson AFB. For my money, one of the most exotic looking birds to ever fly! Pity it never panned out! Chrome, Mastercraft. EX...$3.00
NORTH AMERICAN F86D "SABRE". Chrome, Air force museum. MINT...$3.00
NORTH AMERICAN F100C "Super Sabre." Continental chrome by John Fry CF2. MINT $3.00
NORTH AMERICAN F107A. Chrome, Air Force museum. NEAR MINT...$3.00
NORTH AMERICAN A5 "Vigilante" Continental sized chrome. Netherlands publisher. MINT...$3.00
AVRO BIPLANE type 504K. Adopted by air ministry as a standard training machine. (Probably post 1918.) Sepia tone. Specs. written in ink (neatly) on back.VG, published by Alphalsa, Eng...$12.00
LUFTHANSA transport. Four engine. Sitting on ramp. Identification "D-AURE." Swastika symbol on tail assy. Real photo by Real photographs Co., England. Pencilled in on back are words "Junkers U90." VG+...$15.00
BLACKBURN CUBAROO Torpedo-plane. On the ramp. Extensive writeup on back. Real photo, Regent series #R1361. EX...$15.00
HAWKER HART. In formation flight to right with two others. Real photo, Valentine #38A-67. VG...$12.00
BLACKBURN IRIS. Three engined flying boat coming in for a landing. Extensive writeup on back. Real photo, Regent series #R1370. EX...$12.00
BOULTON AND PAUL DEFIANT night fighters. Flying in formation. Linen, CLC #1436. EX...$8.00
MARTIN B26 The world's fastest bombing airplane. Linen, CLC #1349. VG+...$8.00
USN PATROL BOMBER XPB2Y-1. In flight to right. Linen, Tichnor #73910. EX...$6.00
BREDA BA65. Italian war plane. Parked on grass. Real photo, Sparo. NEAR MINT...$11.00
"Depart d'un biplan avec bombes." Artist depiction of WW1 two man bomber leaving a snowy field. People looking on. Sepia litho, L'at d'Art photo. Back of card contains personal note written by sender. VG...$8.00
VEGA 35 primary secondary trainer. In flight to left w/two man load. Linen, CLC #1350. EX...$5.00
CONSOLIDATED PB2Y-2 USN in flight to right over San Francisco. Linen, CT Art #4550. VG+...$8.00
CONSOLIDATED B24J "Liberator" Continental sized chrome. Three in formation. John Fry 31153959. MINT...$3.00
HAWKER TEMPEST fighter-bomber (trio in formation and climbing to right) of 183 Sqn RAF. Chrome, Ian Allan. MINT...$6.00
"Avro LANCASTER." Currently flying w/RAFs Battle of Britain flight. In flight to left. Lengthy message on back. Chrome. VG+...$3.00
LANCASTER (Bomber) Derwent valley in the Peak district. Continental sized chrome. Aircraft in flight to right in full military colors. Postally used 1994. VG+...$3.00
ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL B1B "LANCER". In flight toward camera. Stealth replacement for B52. Chrome, Continental. John Fry #34424588. MINT...$2.00
WW1 BROOKS Triplane. Tail end being held up by a soldier. Real photo, modern repro. MINT...$2.00
LOCKHEED U2R. The famous high altitude spy plane. In flight to left. Continental chrome, John Fry #28416919. MINT...$2.00
This completes my military aircraft listing.
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