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the world of, "the aviation postcard man" article two; " collecting aviation postcards " - written by roger may click here to read article added: 6th april 2013 welcome to my website - source of information for anyone with an interest in aviation. having been an aviation postcard collector for well over 30 years and in that time amassed one of the largest collections in the world, i thought it would be of interest not just to aviation, but to postcard collectors of all kinds to offer: help, hints, tips, ideas and advice on looking after and protecting ones collection where to go for aviation and postcard related events for trading swapping buying and selling organisations, collectors and dealers contact information and web-sites i also hope in the future to produce my own unique limited edition postcards. the site includes a portfolio of examples from my collection of historical and current postcards from around the world. the postcard collection covers all areas of aviation: airline issued postcards airport postcards airliner specialist postcards the website content will be updated periodically to include new issues of interest – watch this space. .:| back to top |:. about roger may aviation enthusiast for over 40 years aviation professional for 35 years postcard collector over 30 years award winning aviation photographer my interest in aviation was started by my father in the early 1960’s, although i was a little young at the time, the farnborough air shows we attended had a lasting effect on me. having lived around the area of ”london heathrow airport” (lhr), all my life, both directly under the runway approach’s and further away, the constant movement and noise was part of my growing-up process. inevitably after leaving school and many years watching the aircraft from the queens building “roof gardens” i took a job at “heathrow”, collecting the baggage trolleys that passengers used and returning them to the collection points. after promotion i trained as an aircraft marshaller “bat man”, subsequently also incorporating, follow me, health & safety, runway inspections, bird scaring, and emergency duties. although i had collected the odd aviation postcard before working at lhr, (school projects etc.), my real passion started in the second half of the 1970s, trading cards with my work colleagues and many other airport & airline personnel. over the years, starting with airlines & airliners, my collection has taken in airports, airfields, airbases and museums, small private aircraft, helicopters, gliders, micro lights, balloons & airships military transports, trainers and fast jets, aviation advertising and lastly the early aviation pioneers! i believe this to be a unique collection, among the aviation community, totaling in access of 50,000 cards, although i have no-doubt that there are fellow collectors in the world who would match their personal collections to mine. having amassed many thousands of doubles etc., which i trade with my fellow collectors, and taken early retirement from “lhr” in 2009, i decided to set myself up as ; “the aviation postcard man”. .:| back to top |:. about aviation postcard collecting there are several groups of collectors who concentrate on one particular aspect or field of the aviation subject, or like myself have a broad range of interests across the entire range. the top 6, (not in particular order), are probably: airline or company issues, worldwide or a specific country or airline. airports and airfields etc., worldwide or a specific country or airport. a specific type or types of aircraft , such as “concorde”, helicopters or airships, specific periods of aviation, such as the early pioneers or between the wars for example. a particular printer or publisher, such as “real photographs” (uk), or “editions pi” (france), to name but 2, (there are of-course many hundreds of others). military collectors, concentrating on a particular conflict or war, involving aircraft and aviation. not forgetting the collectors of hovercraft, space flight and astronauts, subjects which have produced many postcards over the years and have a significant following. all of these subjects will have many various off-shoots and cross-over’s including, with or without stamps, or certain postmarks, aviation events or air shows, route maps, menu’s, advertising, and aircraft cockpits flight decks and interiors to name a few. hopefully this gives you an idea of the broad subject of the world of aviation postcard collecting. .:| back to top |:. forthcoming postcard shows .:| back to top |:. postcards gallery enjoy browsing a selection from my eclectic mix of cards from across the world of aviation postcard collecting. click on the thumbnails to view more details. .:| back to top |:. the world of, "the aviation postcard man" article two (part 1) "collecting aviation postcards" ladies and gentlemen, firstly, let me say thank you for the positive feedback i have received since the launch of my website in august 2012, it is good to receive good comments from fellow aviation postcard collectors, aviation enthusiasts, and professionals, also not forgetting postcard collectors and dealers outside the world of aviation. with the help of the talented people who host the site for me, i hope to include more information / help and ideas as we improve and expand the website, i shall continue for now with updated information for 2013 and my second article in the series of; having covered "the basics" in my first article, i thought i would move on to the collecting of aviation postcards, "where to go" and "where to look" etc. from the point of view of collecting aviation postcards, parallels can of course be drawn to all forms of postcard collecting whether subjects or topographical. so in alphabetical order; aircraft manufacturers, airlines, airports, airshows/fly-in's, auctions, conventions, fairs, family, friends, markets, meetings, museums, on-line and shops; (you will probably think of some more) ? 1: aircraft manufacturers: all the main aircraft manufacturers produce publicity material for their products, including postcards or data cards, (data cards include information on the reverse of the card instead of the usual postcard back). they are all contactable by mail, (fast and slow), the 2 biggest "airbus" and "boeing" have their own visitor centres with shops, where postcards can be purchased, for example, there are currently 20 different cards for sale at the "airbus visitor centre" toulouse, france. all of the major manufacturers appear at the various major trade airshows around the world of course, but they do not carry all of their publicity material with them, so finding any postcards at these shows is more by luck than judgement. 2: airlines: airlines and smaller aviation company's, have over the years produced large amounts of publicity material and information, all, for the most part including postcards, however in recent years less and less postcards have been produced. with little exception most airlines are now using many other different forms of advertising, relegating the once prolific postcard to "one-off''s" or "in-house" cards, not produced by the company's main publicity machine, but by the various smaller departments and office's, although on the plus side nearly all of the major carrier's, have their own shops both for staff and public to use and buy, some even have their own museums where postcards can be bought, all this information is available on-line. there are still many postcards available from airlines and aviation company's, i will not attempt to list all of these, instead i will draw your attention to a great set of articles in the "aviation postcard club, on-line newsletter", edited by my good friend doug bastin, entitled, "airline issues in the 21st century". the "aviapc" web address is listed on this website below. 3: airports: airports were a great source of aviation postcards, not just of the airport itself

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