1929 Germany Graf Zeppelin LZ 127 Postcard Cover to Jerusalem Palestine

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

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.

Original commemorative plaque of the 1929 Graf Zeppelin D-LZ127 Around the World voyage. Features one uncirculated 1928 Weimar Karl Goetz birthday Earl Zeppelin silver medal; four silver and bronze me

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,

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

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

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

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

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

Early printed color card of Seaside Park at Bridgeport, Connecticut. Mailed "By German Airship LZ127 from Los Angeles to Lakehurst." Four postage stamps, totaling 45c: 10c, 13c, 20c, and 3c.Date: 1929

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,

Rare 6.5x9.5" photo of LZ 27, Graf Zeppelin. "LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin was a German passenger-carrying hydrogen-filled rigid airship that flew from 1928 to 1937. It offered the first commercial transatlan

Group of fifteen photographs, each 7.5 x 9.5, b/w, featuring images of the construction of the German airship LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin completed in 1928. All are tipped to larger sheets with German captio

Steinbach West German vintage wooden nutcracker in the form of commander holding the German LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin hydrogen airship. Steinbach paper sticker on the underside. 14.75" tall. Weight 2lb 8oz

LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin was a German passenger-carrying, hydrogen-filled rigid airship that flew from 1928 to 1937. It offered the first commercial transatlantic passenger flight service.This is a very r

Original 1928 German commemorative silver medal honoring the first voyage of the passenger-carrying LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin airship. The observe features staggered portraits of Ferdinand von Zeppelin and

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

1929-39 Valuable Collection Of Zeppelin Flight Covers. Fifty-eight covers/cards showing various flights during this period, many from Germany but also include Brazil, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Liechten

A USA and Worldwide covers/Graf Zeppelin covers collection, highlighted by a #26 Type IV (straight edge at right), neatly tied by a New York May 12 (year illegible) CDS. Includes 1940's, all with clea