Sweden: ABA airmail labels

Here is an airmail label issued by ABA (Aktiebolaget Aerotransport) airlines.

AB Aerotransport (ABA) was a Swedish airline, that is today part of the SAS Group.

ABA was established in 1924 under the name Aktiebolaget Aerotransport by Carl and Adrian Florman. The first flight was on 2 June 1924 between Stockholm and Helsinki with a Junkers F.13 aircraft. The aircraft, registered as S-AAAC and later as SE-AAC, is now on display at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Stockholm. In 1925 the company started a route between Stockholm and Berlin in co-operation with Lufthansa and a mail route between Stockholm - Malmö - Amsterdam - London.(Wikipedia)

Year: 1945, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-B-1, rouletted H, booklets with 4 strips of 4, blue or grey-blue/white, 4****

grey-blue

Sweden: SAS airmail labels 3

Another rare airmail label issued by SAS airlines.

Year: 1957, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-B-6, rouletted H, vertical strips, issued at the occasion of the opening of the Trans-Polar route Copenhagen-Tokyo 24.2.1957, dark blue/red/white, 4****

Sweden: Zeppelin airmail labels 2

Here is a rare airmail label from Sweden, used on Zeppelin-mail.

Year: 1932, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-C-1c,imperforated or perforated 11 ½(not listed), sheets, black/red, 4****

Sweden: SAS airmail labels 2

Here are more airmail labels from SAS airlines.

Year: approx.1952, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-B-3, rouletted VL,H, booklets with
6 strips of 8, dark blue/red/white, 3***

Year: approx.1952, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-B-4, rouletted, sheets, 
red/light blue/white, 3***

Sweden: Full strip of airmail labels

Here is a full strip of airmail labels from Sweden. labels come on a pads.


Year: 2.1953, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-A-6, rouletted H, pads with strips of 10,
ref.: "Bl. 174. (Febr. 53.)", dark blue or blue or bright blue/white, 1*

   

Sweden: Airmail labels from Stamp booklets

Here are couple of stamp booklets with airmail labels inside.

Year: 20.5.1999, Ungummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-A-?, perforated VL or VR 13, HL or HU 13, rouletted HL, booklets 4 labels + 4 stamps, dark blue/white

Year: 11.11.2004, Ungummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-A-?, perforated VL or VR 13, HL or HU 13, rouletted HL or HU, booklets 4 labels + 4 stamps, blue/white

Sweden: SAS airmail labels

Here are airline issue labels from SAS (Scandinavian Airlines System), Airline concortium of Sweden, Norway
and Denmark. This is a booklet with 1 strip of 6. Mine is missing 3 labels. Also come in booklets with 6 strips of 6.

Year: approx.1960, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-B-5, rouletted H, dark blue/red/white, 3***

Sweden: Zeppelin airmail labels

Here are some airmail labels from Sweden intended for use on Zeppelin-mail.

Year: 1932, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-C-1b, perforated 11 ½, sheets, 
Black/light grey-blue, 4****

Year: before 5.1936, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-C-3a, perforated H 10 ¾, 
Vertical strips of 4, black/grey-blue, 4****

Year: approx.1930, Gummed.  Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-C-3a, perforated H 10 ¾, 
Vertical strips of 4, black/grey-blue, intended for use on night airmail, 4****

Sweden: Helsinki-Stockholm flight airmail label

I'm not sure but i think this label is to commemorate 10th anniversary of the first airmail flight between
Helsinki-Stockholm. I found some information on that.

The Helsinki-Stockholm flights opened on June 2, 1924. Judging from a
circular by the Post and Telegraph Administration, however, the first mail flight
did not happen until June 28. The mail flights to Sweden continued every
weekday until August 26, in co-operation with the newly founded Swedish
airline company, A/B Aerotransport. (Eino Fjällström, “Lentopostin alkuvaiheet Suomessa” (The beginning of airmail in Finland)).

Year: 1934, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-C-5, imperforated, dark blue/yellow, 4****

Sweden: Full strip of 5 airmail labels

A full strip of 5 from pad of Swedish airmail labels. Fully gummed.

Year: 1926, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-A-2, rouletted H, pads with 20 strips of 5,
label with upper position comes with ref.: "Bl.174.April (26)", black/Light yellow, 4****

Sweden: Full strip of 6 airmail labels

Here is a full strip of 6 labels from a Swedish pad.

Year: 1934, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-A-4, rouletted H, pads with 20 strips of 6,
ref.: "Bl.174.(Juni 34.)", dark blue or blue or kight blue or greenish blue/white, 3***

Sweden: Full sheet of 9 labels

Here is an interesting sheet of 9 all different airmail labels from Sweden! The sheet of various first flight labels. Fully gummed and unperforated.

Year: 1937, Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-C-7 to SWE-C-13. 3***

Sweden: Full sheet of first flight labels.

Here is a very nice and attractive item from Sweden. It's full sheet of 20 airmail labels issued in 1944. These labels were used for the first postal flights between Swedish cities. All 20 labels are different. Also it's not listed in
Günter Mair's catalogue. All labels has full gum on them. I've never seen the labels like these. It could be a quite rare item.

Year: 1944 approx, gummed.

 

Sweden: Old airmail labels

Here is an old label from Sweden.

Year: 1928, Gummed. Günter Mair's catalogue no: - SWE-A-3d, rouletted H, height: 26mm, 
SWE-A-c/d come together on same strip, black/grey-blue, 3***

Sweden: Airmail and priority labels

Current design of Swedish priority label and an older airmail label.




Year: ?, Self-adhesive.    
                                                                                                                               







 Year: ?, Gummed ?