Newfoundland Stamp Cover Census

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NSSC-FF2 : St John’s to London April 19, 1919

Front

Back

Sender Info:

Martinsyde

St Johns, Newfoundland

Recipient Info:

Mrs. HP Martin

Gower Road
Weybridge, Surrey
England

Current Owner:

Current Owner:	Tommy Moyes
Date Acquired:	2016
Comments:	Notation of captain (Raynham) and pilot (Morgan) in upper right. Plane was called the "Raymor" Unique recipient : wife of plane manufacturer (Martin) presumably from husband Note back flap has business address of Martinsyde Monoplanes and Biplanes which indicates the envelope was from this business 1 of 20 known covers per NSSC Stamp has "JAR" four line manuscript (Postmaster initials) Two certificates

Cover Data:

Unique Identifier of Cover:	7654
Approximate Year of Use:	1919
Date Sent:	4/19/1919
Arrival date (from destination cancel):	1/7/1920
Registered?	no
FFC (First Flight Cover):	yes
FFC NSSC Number:	FF2

Stamp Data:

Common Stamp Number C1i

NSSC Stamp Number:	AM2 (Manuscript)
Color of Stamp:	brown
Type of Paper: