German Empire 1929 - Official envelope catapulted from the D. “Bremen” (Norddeutscher Lloyd) to Bottmingen (See - Haberer Hab 2A
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German Empire, 1929, postally used cover titled 'Busta Ufficiale Catapultata dalla D. “Bremen” (Norddeutscher Lloyd) per Bottmingen (Vedi Descr.)' Hab 2A.
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German Empire 1929 - Package Catapulted from the D. Bremen (Norddeutscher Lloyd) to Bottmingen (See Description) - Michel Catapult Mail 1929 – Bremen Return Flight 2.8.29
New York- Bremerhaven Journey 30/7/29.
Stamp Confirmation "Mit Luftpost befördert durch Luftpostamt Berlin"
Stamp Confirmation Magenta "KATAPULTFLUG vom D. "BREMEN" nach BREMEN – 2.8.1929"
Stamp Confirmation "DEUTSCH-AMERIKANISCHE SEEPOST / BREMEN–NEW YORK / 30.7.29"
Arrival Stamp Bottmingen (Basel, Switzerland) – 5.VIII.29
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Package traveled on the second official catapult flight of the transatlantic liner D. Bremen of Norddeutscher Lloyd, on 2 August 1929, during the New York – Bremerhaven crossing. The catapult service used a Heinkel He 12 seaplane launched about 800 km from the German coast, reducing delivery times by almost 24 hours.
- Departure cancellation aboard D. Bremen “DEUTSCH-AMERIKANISCHE SEEPOST – NEW YORK / D. BREMEN” dated 30.7.29
- Flight cachet “KATAPULTFLUG vom D. Bremen nach Bremen 2.8.1929” in red
- Transit “Mit Luftpost befördert / Luftpostamt Berlin”
- Arrival: stamp on the back Bottmingen (2.VIII.29) and the Norddeutscher Lloyd flag emblem
- Mixed postage of the Deutsches Reich (2×25 Pf blue, 15 Pf red, 10 Pf red) with on-board cancellations. Blue “Mit Luftpost” label and on-board number 0594.
Second official catapult flight D. Bremen (Heinkel He 12), Haberer Hab 2A, carrying about 650–700 items, of which only 300–350 were destined for Switzerland. The flight was part of the first five experiments of transatlantic catapult mail, precursors to the regular service between Europe and the United States.
Seller's Story
Company for over 15 years in the field of philately and numismatics with great experience in the international field and intermediary in the sales of private collections. Estimates and evaluations are made with the possibility of buying and selling.
We have a store in the city of Bergamo
Translated by Google TranslateGerman Empire 1929 - Package Catapulted from the D. Bremen (Norddeutscher Lloyd) to Bottmingen (See Description) - Michel Catapult Mail 1929 – Bremen Return Flight 2.8.29
New York- Bremerhaven Journey 30/7/29.
Stamp Confirmation "Mit Luftpost befördert durch Luftpostamt Berlin"
Stamp Confirmation Magenta "KATAPULTFLUG vom D. "BREMEN" nach BREMEN – 2.8.1929"
Stamp Confirmation "DEUTSCH-AMERIKANISCHE SEEPOST / BREMEN–NEW YORK / 30.7.29"
Arrival Stamp Bottmingen (Basel, Switzerland) – 5.VIII.29
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Package traveled on the second official catapult flight of the transatlantic liner D. Bremen of Norddeutscher Lloyd, on 2 August 1929, during the New York – Bremerhaven crossing. The catapult service used a Heinkel He 12 seaplane launched about 800 km from the German coast, reducing delivery times by almost 24 hours.
- Departure cancellation aboard D. Bremen “DEUTSCH-AMERIKANISCHE SEEPOST – NEW YORK / D. BREMEN” dated 30.7.29
- Flight cachet “KATAPULTFLUG vom D. Bremen nach Bremen 2.8.1929” in red
- Transit “Mit Luftpost befördert / Luftpostamt Berlin”
- Arrival: stamp on the back Bottmingen (2.VIII.29) and the Norddeutscher Lloyd flag emblem
- Mixed postage of the Deutsches Reich (2×25 Pf blue, 15 Pf red, 10 Pf red) with on-board cancellations. Blue “Mit Luftpost” label and on-board number 0594.
Second official catapult flight D. Bremen (Heinkel He 12), Haberer Hab 2A, carrying about 650–700 items, of which only 300–350 were destined for Switzerland. The flight was part of the first five experiments of transatlantic catapult mail, precursors to the regular service between Europe and the United States.
Seller's Story
Company for over 15 years in the field of philately and numismatics with great experience in the international field and intermediary in the sales of private collections. Estimates and evaluations are made with the possibility of buying and selling.
We have a store in the city of Bergamo
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Era
1900-2000
Geographic origin
German Empire
From (Year of oldest stamps)
1929
Condition
Postal used
Catalogue name + catalogue number(s) of the stamp(s)
Haberer Hab 2A
Title
Official envelope catapulted from the D. “Bremen” (Norddeutscher Lloyd) to Bottmingen (See
Has certificate
No
Has expert signature
No
