1929 Santa Claus IN Christmas Day Registered Airmail Cover Roessler Lindbergh C11 KM.465 ” But trouble looms as VA JL TW10 4

Name: 1929 Santa Claus IN Christmas Day Registered Airmail Cover Roessler Lindbergh C11 KM.465 ” But trouble looms as VA JL TW10 4
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1929 Santa Claus IN Christmas Day Registered Airmail Cover Roessler Lindbergh C11 KM.465 ” But trouble looms as VA JL TW10 4

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1929 Santa Claus IN Christmas Day Registered Airmail Cover Roessler Lindbergh C11 KM.465 ” But trouble looms as VA JL TW10 4 ” But trouble looms as an engraved rendering of Elmer Fudd in his hunting clothes can be seen approaching on the right side of the image This is a stellar price for this complete set housed in a deluxe Intercept Shield bookshelf album Franking: 10¢ Lindbergh Air Mail (Scott #C11) paired with two 5¢ Beacon Air Mail stamps (Scott #C10) clean cover with vibrant color and sharp cancellation details

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