Cachet Category 1934 Flight San Francisco to Pearl Harbor
Cachets should be listed in chronological order based on earliest known usage. Use
the postmark date or best guess. This applies to add-on cachets as well.
HISTORICAL NOTE
US Navy Squadron, VP-10F, flew six planes in formation 2,399 miles in 24 hours and 45 minutes, part of the time through thick fog, and established three world's records.
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1934-01-10 |
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Signed by crew of 10-P-4. Backstamped "Fleet Air Base, Pearl Harbor Hawaii" Jan 11 1934.
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1934-01-10 |
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Flight Cover |
Signed by crew of 10-P-4.
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1934-01-10 |
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Flight Cover |
Signed by crewmember. Backstamped "Fleet Air Base, Pearl Harbor Hawaii" Jan 11 1934.
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1934-01-10 |
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Flight Cover |
Signed by all the pilots. Backstamped "Fleet Air Base, Pearl Harbor Hawaii" Jan 11 1934.
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1934-01-10 |
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Flight Cover |
Signed by the pilot of 10-P-2. Cover also has a postmark from USS Gannet AM-41.
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1934-01-10 |
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Flight Cover |
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1934-01-10 |
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Flight Cover |
Rubber stamp cachet sponsored by the San Francisco Junior Chamber of Commerce
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1934-01-10 |
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Flight Cover |
Rubber stamp cachet by Willard N. Watson, sponsored by the Historic Aeronautics Association and the Trans-Pacific Cover Society
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