William Cochrane. This article is probably one of the first airmail articles, certainly of any length, to be published in a philatelic journal. It was first published in Stamp Collectors' Fortnightly (January, 1921) from a paper read by Major RS Archer, ...
Mail which has been officially carried by helicopter and which bears a cachet or other evidence of this fact. Related posts:Prisoner of War Mail A letter or other postal item to or from a...Parachute Mail Mail dropped by parachute from passing ...
Mail dropped by parachute from passing aircraft on islands or other isolated locations, and usually identifiable by cachet or other inscription Related posts:Helicopter Mail Mail which has been officially carried by helicopter and which...An Air Mail Pioneer: The Story of Qantas ...
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