Plaque for Graf Zeppelin’s landing in Boblingen 1929.

A lacquered cast iron commemorative plaque for the LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin around-the-world flight (weltflug) in August 1929, shows a zeppelin in relief flying over the Big Dipper, inscribed on the back

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,

Airline Wings & Aviation Cards TWA, Eastern, United Airlines, Pins and Topps Trading cards of US Airforce Thunderbolt, Mustang, Helicopters, Avenger and TWA deck of cards. Graf Zeppelin Landing crew p

Lot of 12. 1922's - 1937 First Flight Covers. Includes: Golden Jubilee Flight Canadian National Exhibition Toronto to Montreal; Los Angeles Airport National Air Races 1928, Graf Zeppelin 1929, officia

Sieger 25B Real-photo postcard showing the airship ‘Graf Zeppelin’ at Friedrichshafen, cancelled St. Polten, May 2, 1929. Very good condition.

Sieger 25A Real-photo postcard showing the airship ‘Graf Zeppelin’ in flight, cancelled Wien, May 2, 1929, with red on board cachet. Very good.

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.

Letter sent to Father from Graham-Paige on the German aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin in 1929's trip around the world. The aircraft was the lead ship in a class of two carriers of the same name ordered

Fred G. Korth (American, born in Germany, 1902-1983). "The Graf Zeppelin Above Grant Park, Chicago" gelatin silver print, ca. 1929. On verso: "Photo Korth - Chicago Aerial Survey No. 792.5." A view of

Sieger 23IA and B Three postcards and three covers carried by the airship ‘Graf Zeppelin’ on its ‘orient round flight’ from Friedrichshafen, March 1929. Each bears the red cachet showing an ai

German Magazine "Mit Graf Zeppelin Um Die Welt" "With Graf Zeppelin Around the World" Published 1929

Two: 1929 and 1930

A great 'starter' collection of mail flown on the airship 'Graf Zeppelin', twenty pieces in all and including: two 1928 Sieger 22B 'First Flight' covers; a 1929 First 'Round-the-World Flight' cover; a

Sieger 25B Real-photo postcard showing the airship ‘Graf Zeppelin’ at Friedrichshafen, cancelled St. Polten, May 2, 1929. Very good condition.

Includes a Roosevelt donkey boot jack, an American Beach FLA Negro Ocean playground plaque, a Drinking Fountain White & Colored sign, a Graf Zeppelin blimp toy, and a Coca Cola display hand.

Three Graf Zeppelin Stamps, U.S. Commemorative Stamp Album and Related Stamp Collections. The Graf Zeppelins including 65 cent, $1.30 and $2.60; an American Commemorative Stamp Album 1893-1959 approx.

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

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

Original Steelcraft Graf Zeppelin pull toy. The zepplin still has most of the original decals present including the Steelcraft decal on the underside. Good condition with paint loss and wear from play

Marked "DLZ 127" on sides. Side windows and four separate motor blades. Looks to be all original. Medium-sized variation. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size 17 -1/4" L.

(lot of 3) U.S. 1930 Graf Zeppelin SFT, consisting of 65 cent green Graf Zeppelin issue, a $1.30 brown Graf Zeppelin issue, together with a $2.60 blue Graf Zeppelin, never hinged

1930, Graf Zeppelin complete. Scott C13-C15. Fresh mint never hinged set. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP Ex Black Horse Collection.

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

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