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Opening of Washington National Airport — Dedication — U.S. Air Mail - Front

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Opening of Washington National Airport — Dedication — U.S. Air Mail

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Commemorative postcard of the opening of Washington National Airport in 1941, with a 6c air stamp and a postmark from Washington D.C. dated June 16, 1941. Intended for Mrs. Olive Hughes in Orofino, Idaho, it features a blue illustration of an airplane and the text 'U.S. AIR MAIL COMMEMORATIVE FLIGHTS'.

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Type: CP
Reference: RHV17
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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