To CF-AAM Returns to the Yukon

Click on each of the covers below to greatly enlarge them

Whitehorse to Fort Selkirk, June 9, 2001 - 200 of these envelopes were carried on this run. To save time for postal employees, most of the covers for each community were pre-cancelled, with "about 50 ceremonial envelopes" left for stamping in each community, according to the instruction sheet for postal employees. The original cost of each envelope was $7.50 including GST (tax).

Fort Selkirk to Dawson City, June 9, 2001 - 200 of these envelopes were carried on this run. Note that each envelope carries three 2-cent stamps, the historically correct rate in 1934. The bear and Arctic fox cachets are also accurate copies of the Northern Airways cachet of the period.

Dawson City to Mayo, June 11, 2001 - 180 of these envelopes were carried on this run. (The June 9 date on the front stamp is an error)

Mayo to Whitehorse, June 11, 2001 - 180 of these envelopes were carried on this run.

Carcross to Atlin, June 12, 2001 - 200 of these envelopes were carried on this run.

Atlin to Carcross, June 13, 2001 - 200 of these envelopes were carried on this run.

All six community stamps plus the flight cachet are on this cover, as well as a custom CF-AAM postage stamp, a very small quantity of which were produced by Canada Post. A total of 250 of these covers were produced. Original cost of this envelope was $26.75.