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connect with the Pan American World Airways service from Marseilles to New York. It is backstamped Danzig 5k on 19.6.39 and again on 28.6.39, indicating a delay to catch the appropriate flight to Marseilles to connect with the Yankee Clipper. It is also backstamped on arrival in New York on 6 July 1939

Danzig Report 474 arrived yesterday with thanks - you might be interested to know that the Tabromik labels are included in a useful short booklet called Forgery & Reprint Guide No.15 — Poland Airmails. It is published by Barefoot Ltd., P.O.Box 3, York, Y03 7BE, England. It cost only about 2.OO a few years ago and should still be available. The guide illustrates very clearly both genuine and forged labels, as well as various 1925 Polish airmail stamps.

— Giles du Boulay
Aylesbury, Bucks, England

[Thanks for all of the good information. The Yankee Clipper notes remind us that even “philatelic” covers have something to offer, historically. The postmarks tell the story. —Ed.]

 

Danzig Report Vol. 1 - Nr. 75 - April - May - June - 1992, Page 22.