Airmail stamps OK for U.S. addresses?

Is it perfectly OK to use a 40¢ "USAirmail" stamp for a domestic letter or
are they frowned upon except for international use? I don't want any picky
clerks holding up this particular letter. The stamp is a "William T. Piper
- Aviation Pioneer" commemorative, if that matters.

Bob

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Air Mail stamps are valid for domestic use. I doubt that any postal
clerk would notice the little airplane in the design that implies air
mail use. Most domestic mail going any distance goes by air these days.

I've used them with no problems from US to US addresses and US to Canada
addresses numerous times within the last year. No problems at all.
John

Bob wrote:

Is it perfectly OK to use a 40¢ "USAirmail" stamp for a domestic letter or
are they frowned upon except for international use? I don't want any picky
clerks holding up this particular letter. The stamp is a "William T. Piper
- Aviation Pioneer" commemorative, if that matters.

Bob

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On Sun, 05 Feb 2006 21:24:41 -0700, John DeBoo
wrote:

I've used them with no problems from US to US addresses and US to Canada
addresses numerous times within the last year. No problems at all.

Any time I've used them, they went through with no problem at all.

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wrote:
On Sun, 05 Feb 2006 21:24:41 -0700, John DeBoo
wrote:

All snipped...Tracy, send me your new snail mail address.
I have old US airmail stamp with a blimp that I want to see if USPS
will take.
I have a few snide remarks for you.
I still await the stamps of The Netherlands, your "source" is a bit
sloooow.

Ralph

On 6 Feb 2006 17:13:43 -0800, "Ralphael1" wrote:


wrote:
On Sun, 05 Feb 2006 21:24:41 -0700, John DeBoo
wrote:

All snipped...Tracy, send me your new snail mail address.
I have old US airmail stamp with a blimp that I want to see if USPS
will take.
I have a few snide remarks for you.
I still await the stamps of The Netherlands, your "source" is a bit
sloooow.

Yup. So far back into the woods they have to ship sunlight in. :^)
I will reply, however hesitantly, with said snail mail address. I
know Windows Clerk #1 will pass on plenty of junk mail my way!

Was that a baby blimp or the Zepps? In either case, I'm interested.
Even C1 - C6 would work fine as well.

PS - I'm actually living in the "Nether Lands".

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