Air Mail News # 263

• The Early Scottish Aerophilatelic Enthusiast William Laird of Kirkwall, Orkney Islands (1870-1957)
• No Englishman Need Apply
• The Return Flight of the First Experimental Air Mail to Australia in 1931: An Unusual Cover, Probably Flown on Part of this Service and Other Questions
• The Testart Air Mail Service in Chile of 1927
• Sent With the Best of Intent (or How a Little Knowledge is a Bad Thing)

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Air Mail News # 259

• 1st French Crossing of the South Atlantic ? The Forgotten Flight of Sant-Roman, Mounyeres and Petit / D. Petit
• First Flight from Argentina to Antarctica 1952 / J. R. Taylor
• South Atlantic Pioneers and some Examples of SCADTA Airmails: Part 1 / J. van Beveren
• Obituary: Graham Boutle

Air Mail News # 260

• South Atlantic Pioneers and Some Examples of SCADTA Airmails: Part 2 / Julian van Beveren
• Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Aerophilatéliques, Remembering 20th Anniversary of FISA at London 1980 Stamp Exhibition: Part 1 / Julian van Beveren
• Update on World War II Crash Covers 1944-1945 / Chris Hargreaves
• The Air Mails of Colombia – Compañía Santendereana de Aviación (COSADA) / Eddie Spicer
• Two Covers from Southern Africa to Austria in Singapore Crash / Brian Peace

Air Mail News # 261

• BookReview : The Lady Spencer Cover Flown in the Melbourne Centenary Air Race
• The Importance of Collecting Registered First Flight Covers
• London 1980 Stamp Exhibition - Part 1
• The Dardanus Incident and the PASIOND 5 Cachet
• 1945 Biggin Hill Crash Cover - a Mystery Solved
• Dealing with Dislocation

Air Mail News # 262

• Eur-Apex '93
• The Story of Belgium's National Airline and its Connection with Shoreham October 1939-May 1940
• Some Notes on First Air Mail from Jamaica to Miami USA
• First South African Experimental Flight from Cape Town 1925
• The Catapult Coversof the Cruiser Foch and Her Sister Ships

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Air Mail News # 252

• Eddie’s Sweden to Florida Cover 25th September 1943
• Ministry of Balloon Post Commemorative Flight
• The South Africa 1925 First Definitive Air Mail Stamps Issued Within the British Empire
• More on the Pioneers of Aerophilately
• Supersonic memories - Captain Chemel
• The German Catapult Mail of the North Atlantic : Part 12
• Gibraltar 1931 - Tje Seaplane Service to Tangier linking with Aéropostale Service
• Fisherman's Lake - into the unknown : part 1
• LAN Chile's role in overseas mail

Air Mail News # 253

• My Memories of Francis J. Field 1895-1992
• Ex Libris : The British Air Mail Society ... of 1934
• Supersonic Memories : 20th Anniversary Flights 2 March 1989
• Provincial Airways
• The German Catapult Mail of the North Atlantic : Part 13
• Fisherman's Lake : Into the Unknown : Part 2
• An Irish Cover Flown on the second Transatlantic Flight of the BOAC Flying Boat "Clare"
• HRH Prince Philip : A Memory from the Collection of Brian Asquith

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Air Mail News # 248

• Boxed three bar obliteration
• The airmail stamps of the Portsmouth, Southsea and Isle of Wight Aviation Co. ltd. - Part 1, the First Issue Stamps January, 1934
• My wonderful Philatelic Flight : Major (Rtd.) Richard K. Malott, CD, M.Sc., B.A.
• The German catapult ail of the North Atlantic - part 8
• Problem regarding the delivery of a German transatlantic air mail covefr sent when the Second World War was about to start

Air Mail News # 249

• The airmail stamps of the Portsmouth, Southsea and Isle of Wight Aviation Co. ltd. - Part 2, the Second Issue “The Island Air Express”
• The German catapult ail of the North Atlantic - part 9
• Lan-Chile's internal airline 1941-1950's
• Romanian International Air Mail service during the Inflationary Period 1 : 1st March to 21st August 1947

Air Mail News # 250

• "Clipper Cove" Pan American Airways corporation's new flying boat base for their "Pacific Rim" Clippers
• Postcards from the paste
• Dutch airmail started in 1920
• The airmail stamps of the Portsmouth, Southsea and Isle of Wight Aviation Co. ltd. - Part 3, Flight Covers
• The German catapult ail of the North Atlantic - part 10
• Flights of Fantasy

Air Mail News # 251

• Francis J. Field
• Interrupted flight of 21st September 1933
• The veil is lifted builds a seaport in the jungle, Fisherman's lake and how FAM22 became known as FAM18
• The German catapult mail of the North Atlantic
• The amazing story behind Costa Rica's higher denominated air mail stamp issue of 1931
• Air-sea mail in the Mediterranean

Air Mail News # 240

• Raid Samat, November 1933
• The Puzzling World of Air Parcel Cards
• The Horseshoe Route from the United Kingdom : October 1941 - January 1942.
• Some FAM-4 First Flight Covers

Air Mail News # 236

• Editorial : Concerning the Future, or Non-Future of our Hobby
• Wartime Air Mail Rates from Brazil - part 1 : 1933-1934 / John Wilson
• "Mercury" Re-Visited / Bill Trower
• A Second Rare Aquila Airways Crash Cover Discovered / Ken Sanford
• Cover : Switzerland to the Philippines in 1941 / Richard Saundry
• Ligne Mermoz Flights 3A and 3B : Mail from the First Round Trip of the "Croix-du-Sud" / Dan Gribbin

Air Mail News # 237

• Obituary : Edward Wilfred Baxby "Ted" Proud
• Francis J. Field's Little Trademark / Peter Wingent
• Australian Air Mail across the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, 1937-1945 / Laurence Kimpton
  -- -- Part 3 : Mail by Sea and Air to Europe, 1942-1944
  -- -- Mail via Trans-Pacific Military Services, 1942-1945
• Some FAM-18 First Flight Covers of Character / Richard Saundry
• An April 1945 Registered Air Mail Letter from ölish Forces in Italy / Richard Beith

Air Mail News # 239

• Editorial : "Attendance at BAMS Meetings"
• Robert Clark : "Flown from the UK to New Zealand via the USA in July-August 1940"
• Richard Saundry : "Romanian Transatlantic Air Mails during World War II"
• Brian Asquith : "China National Aviation Corporation : Attempted Canton-Fort Bayard-Hanoi Route to connect with Air France Services to Europe"
• David Collyer : "Horseshoe Route Disruption - Iraq, May-June 1941"
• Richard Saundry : "Mail launched by Catapult from the S.S.'Ile de France' towards New York in August 1928
• Brian Asquith : "A BAMS Member's Eyewitness Account of Thai Airways Crash at Kai Tak, Hong Kong, 30 June 1928"
• Editor's Postscript : "Lindbergh-flown registered cover from Sto. Domingo. D.R. to Havana, Cuba