Mailed from Netherlands in 2013, with stamp and postmark.  Some postmark ink transfer on the front.  Grade: 3

Unused Plastichrome card issued by Pacific Northern Airlines, which predictably used the caption as a marketing tool.  Grade: 1

Japanese card for All Nippon Airways, but mailed from the USA in 2013 with three stamps and postmark.  Grade: 3

Mailed in 2013 with five stamps, none of them postmarked, but with USPS postal barcoding.  Grade: 2

Actually Tikkakoski, Jyväskylä’s airport.  Mailed in 2013 with large stamp, blue Priority, and postmark.  Grade: 1

Retro photo during the CCCP era, on a contemporary card, mailed in 2013 from Ukraine with five different stamps, postmark, and Par Avion chop.  Grade: 1

This alone should prompt us to open a new “Outer Space” theme category but for now we will let this set of eight cards (attached in fold-out accordion style) speak for itself.  Our scan shows the front and back cover, each of which is one of the eight cards.  Other views include scenes in launch facilities, and rockets in various stages of performance, as you can see on that back cover.  Captioned entirely in Korean.  Grade: 1 

The aircraft is an IL-62M (Ilyushin) and the card, from DPR Korea, is unused, with the country name in English and the rest of the address directions and other writing (not really a caption) in Korean.  There cannot be many of these cards floating around.  Grade: 1 

Artwork on a card mailed in 2013 from The Netherlands, with stamp and postmark.  Some postmark ink transfer on the front.  Grade: 2

Unused Maximum Card issued 6 March 2014.  Grade: 1

From “Airliners in Flight,” a card mailed from Germany in 2013 with stamp, Berlin postmark, and trilingual blue Priority label.  The makers obliterated the registration number.  Grade: 1

Unused, vintage, real photo B&W view, unattributed.  Serrated edges.  Notably creased through right side, though somehow this does not affect the photo much.  Grade: 3

Because of different alphabets, the H is an N, and this is an Antonov-158.  We have three of these, all mailed from Ukraine.  One in 2014 with three very large stamps and blue bilingual Par Avion label.  Postmark is there, but too faint (Grade: 1, $3).  Another in 2013, also three large stamps and illegible postmark but also with trilingual Chinese airmail label and red “chop” mark from the sender (Grade: 3, $2).  Another in 2014 with four stamps and two postmarks but a bit of postmark ink transfer on the front (Grade: 3, $2).

Mailed in 2013, showing another exhibit from this large museum. “M” stamp and bilingual Prioritaire label, with postmark.  Grade: 1

PH-FHF is a Fokker F27-100 Friendship that has been with NLM Cityhopper since at least 2006.  But on one of our trusted sources, airliners dot net, in 2013 someone wrote: “the Fokker Heritage Flight F27 is unfortunately grounded at present due to insurance complications.  This is a very historic aircraft, being the third F27 to fly and the first to be operated by an airline after Aer Lingus took delivery of her on 19.11.58 as EI-AKA.”   As for the card itself, it was mailed in 2014 with three stamps of which one was taped onto the card,  Postmark and Priority label also there.  Grade: 4

Mailed in 2014, with two stamps, Priority label, faint postmark, and some postal abrasions.  Grade: 3

Mailed from Moscow in 2014 with three stamps and two very large postmarks.  Grade: 1

Two of these cards are available, each mailed in 2014 with one stamp and one airmail label.  One card has a postmark (Grade: 2, $2) and on the other, the postmark is missing though the stamp is there (Grade: 4, $1).

Mailed from Finland in 2014, with Priority label, stamp, and postmark.  But no visible registration number, sorry.  Grade: 1

Mailed in 2013, with two stamps, postmark, and trilingual Par Avion label.  Grade: 1