1939 Censored Airmail Cover from Bermuda (Holland-America Line) to Brookline MA

Description

1939 censored airmail cover from Bermuda to Brookline, MA, USA.  The envelope has a flag logo and branding for the "Holland America Line," so it was probably used by someone on a cruise and send to a friend or loved one back in the USA.  Since World War II (WWII) had commenced and since Bermuda was a British territory, it is not surprising that the envelope bears a Type CM 21 "Passed by Censor Bermuda" numeral (3).  The cover has a cancellation clearly reading November 7, 1939 (Hamilton, Bermuda), and it is franked with one 1/- Bermuda stamp.
The exhibition pane describes the cover quite well: "1s KVGI Pictorial, Grape Bay, Paget Parish [SG 123 line perf] stamp on cover with handstamp cancelled [H9] Hamilton in black, with CM21 Censor #3 in green.  Envelope measures 160 by 105 mm, with top flap [Holland-America Line stationery]."
The cover is in very sound condition.  It is a Very Fine piece ready to enhance any collection of U.S., Bermuda, or WWII-era censored postal history.
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