Scans of covers (arranged by Red-Cross stamp of highest value on the cover):

• with 1c + 1c stamp only
  
  
• up to 2c + 2c
  
  
• postcards with 5c + 5c
  
  
• up to 5c + 5c
  
  
• up to 10c + 10c
  
  
• up to 15c + 15c
  
  
• up to 20c + 20c
  
  
• up to 25c + 25c
  
  
• up to 35c + 35c
  
  
• up to 40c + 40c
  
  
• up to 50c + 50c
  
  
• up to 1F + 1F
  
  
• up to 2F + 2F
  
  
• with 5F + 5F
  
  
• up to 10F + 10F
  
  

Scans according to properties:

• Cover with the lowest franking
  (Only 1c. Could not be lower. And, all the way to Bombay!)
• Cover with the largest number of different stamps
  (19 stamps, counting both sides of the cover)
• Cover with the largest block of stamps
  (2c+2c stamp in square block of 25)
• Most traveled cover
  (to Pasadena, California, via San Francisco)
• Use of stamps beyond their time of validity
  (more than a month after they had been taken off from circulation)
• Most beautiful cover
  (according to me; you may disagree.)

Have you ever wondered ...

• How many such covers are in existence?
• How to estimate the value of such a cover?

My hope is to turn this web site into a registry of the known covers featuring the 1918 Red Cross stamps.
To augment the site and hopefully to arrive at a nearly complete registry,
do not hesitate to send me the scans of your covers (both sides, please).
In return for your letting me post your scans here, I will give you a free estimate of your covers.

And, if you find errors or something to add, let me know and I'll make the corrections and additions.

Email address: Benoit.R.Roisin@dartmouth.edu

© Copyright 2008 by Benoit Roisin