1930 Germany Graf Zeppelin LZ 127 RPPC Postcard Cover To Moscow Russia

10/24/1932 Graf Zeppelin LZ127 SudAmerikafahrt Germany to Uruguay postal cover

9/29/1931 Graf Zeppelin LZ127 SudAmerikafahrt Germany to Brazil postal cover

10/17/1931 Graf Zeppelin LZ127 SudAmerikafahrt Germany to Brazil postal cover

9/25/1932 Graf Zeppelin LZ127 SudAmerikafahrt Germany to Brazil postal cover

6/25/1933 Graf Zeppelin LZ127 Saargebeitsfahrt Germany to Saar Basin postal cover

A group of four pieces flown on the airship 'Graf Zeppelin', including: a fine Sieger 57 postcard flown Germany-New York via Liechtenstein, May 14, 1930, with a red 'Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin Sudamerik

Five used Condor-Zeppelin covers and one postcard from the 1930's. Black and white RPC postcard is of Graf Zeppelin landing in Friedrichshafen, canceled 1936. All covers from 30's France and Germany,

Smaller size. Later Marklin mark on bottom-rear fins, also stamped "Germany". Marked "Graf Zeppelin" on sides, also marked "D-LZ 127" on sides. Looks to have all underneath pontoons, some slightly ben

A great group of five pieces flown on the airship 'Graf Zeppelin', includes: a Sieger 217Ab official 'Im Zeppelin-Luftschiff' postcard showing a view of Buhl from the airship, Germany flight June 25,

Rare 1928 four flap folio- LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin. 15 Originalphotographien vom Bau des Luftschiffes. 15 loose prints plus a technical data sheet on the zeppelin- inside the cover flap is a red stamp wi

1 Silver, 1 Bronze medal commemorating GERMANY. Weimar Republic. Dr. Hugo Eckener (1868-1954). Due to his circumnavigation of the earth with airship LZ 127 "Graf Zeppelin" in 1929.

A group of four pieces flown on the airship 'Graf Zeppelin', including: a Sieger 177Ab postcard of a Junkers plane, flown Germany roundtrip Sept. 20, 1932, with a green 'Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin 6. Su

1930, Graf Zeppelin Used On 3 Covers. Scott C13-C15. 65¢ on postcard and the other two are on flight covers. Estimated Value $700 - UP

GERMAN TIN LITHO MECHANICAL TOY - Circa 1930 Clockwork Graf Zeppelin DLZ 127 Airship, with original propellor, with battery operated lights, marked only "Made in Germany". 14 1/2" long. Not working.

Lot of 22 international coins includes 19 German coins, 1888 - 1936, including 1930 Graf Zeppelin , PF62, cameo, with 14 proof coins, MS62 - MS65. There is also a Japanese Shu, a Prussian coin and a T

A collection of approximately 300 "Back of Book stamps", housed in Mystic's American Heirloom Collection album. US Airmail stamps complete up to 2008, including all three 1930 Graf Zeppelins; Special

Märklin-Zeppelin ~qD-LZ 127~q Deutschland, Ende 1920er Jahre. Mit Firmensignet. Bezeichnet: ~qGermany~q. Blech, farbig lithographiert. Beidseitig roter Schriftzug ~qGRAF ZEPPELIN~q. 5 bewegliche Luft

Historic Americana "First Flight Graf Zeppelin" Dirigible Flight From the United States to Germany Flown Fully Postmarked Card October 27, 1928-Postmarked, Flown Postal Card, "First Flight Graf Zeppel

Three Framed Art Nouveau Posters to include "BAKU" Soviet Union Poster Printed in USSR Russia lower left 39 1/4" x 26" "Le Grande Source Vittel" circa 1930 25" x 40" "Germany the Black Forest" circa 1

J.A. Henckles ‘Zeppelin’ 18 piece Cocktail Shaker c. 1930. Each piece marked with matching production number '16', and 'Made in Germany', stamped GRGM on the underside. Zeppelin measures

KIRCHER, Alexander, (German/Austrian, 1867-1939): Graf Zeppelin Offshore, showing a Steam-Powered Sailing Vessel, Several Sailboats, and Snow-Capped Peaks in the Distance, Oil/Canvas, 28'' x 39'', sig

Gene Davis(American, 1920-1985)Series I Portfolio (Tarzan; Jack in the Box; Graf Zeppelin; King Kong; Bullet Proof; and John Barley Corn), 1969screenprint on canvas signed, inscribed 'AP' in marker an

Silver, gilt; amethysts, peridots and diamonds Russia, Moscow, 1886 Marked on back with master’s mark ‘?.?.’ (Petr Baskakov, Moscow), assay master’s mark ‘B.?. 1886’ (unidentifiable assay

Marklin, Zeppelin, Germany pw, tin, cw ok, age related paint d., part. damaged due to heat, around 1910, box C 2+, smallest + rarest version, C 2