Two U.S. Graf Zeppelin covers, October, 1930

Three pieces from the First Air Mail Flight of the Graf Zeppelin from the U.S. to Germany, October 28, 1928. Two covers, both canceled, with one mailed to Paris, France from New York, has original let

LOT (3) INCL. U.S. POSTAGE C-15 GRAF ZEPPELIN COVER TO LAKEHURST 1930, DEUTSCH LUFTPOST HINDENBURG, C. 1930, W/SEPIATONE PHOTOGRAPH HUGO ECKENER PILOT GRAF ZEPPELIN

Two 1861 Graf Zeppelin Covers. First Flight cacheted Airmail cover, unopened, with contents, flown on Graf Zeppelin First Flight Air Mail from the United States to Germany dated October 28, 1928. With

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

(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

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

US Stamp Display with 1918, 1920's & 30's Air Mail Stamps. Stamps are Hinged. Letter from Graf. Zeppelin 1930's Air Mail First Flight Air Mail, 1931 Angelo-American Goodwill Coronation Flight - Good C

U.S. C18 Century of Progress Cover 10-25-1933 Akron Ohio to New Jersey, Clearly signed by Dr. Eckener top left. From the Long Island Hoard.

A pair of postal covers flown on the airship 'Graf Zeppelin', the first a Sieger 241A FDC flown on the Brazil-America flight Oct. 2, 1933, with two cachets on recto: purple 'Graf Zeppelin Flight Centu

A fine Sieger 59E cover flown on the airship 'Graf Zeppelin' via Condor, Brazil-Lakehurst May 24, 1930, with a black 'Syndicato Condor' receiving stamp and a well-executed watercolor painting at left

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

U.S,1ST DAY COV,PL-BLKS,NH,H,OG, POSTCARDS,STAMPS,ETC 1893- 1-BOX LOT:United States Postage Stamps, Rocket Mail, Graf Zeppelin first day covers, autographed 1st day covers. Plate blocks, postage block

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

A group of three pieces of mail flown on the airship ‘Graf Zeppelin’, including: a Sieger 272A cover flown Brasil-England, Aug. 29, 1930, with a green ‘Condor-Zeppelin-Lufthansa&#821

DESCRIPTION: 1) International Students Championship card #4 10 August 1930 with red oval "Via Airmail Graf Zeppelin required." 2) Cover 18 August 1934 Guatemala to Hamburg. Backstamp machine receiving

Scarce Sieger 104Bh postal cover flown on the airship ‘Graf Zeppelin’ from Friedrichshafen to Cairo, Apr. 10, 1931, with red ‘Agyptenfahrt’ cachet and two postal cancels. Very good condition.

Various denominations, 1930 Airmail issue, complete set of three US Scott #C13 - #C15 "Graf Zeppelin" single stamps, mint and very lightly hinged, very fine to extremely fine.

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,

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

7 first day cover envelopes (1980s) and 3 additional Graf Zeppelin. There are also 7 stamped envelopes from 1932 - 33 stamped maiden voyage of the ocean liner Grace Line Santa Rosa and three US Depart

Finland 1970's-early 2000's, First Day Cover stamp collection. This is a superb collection of 83 covers and includes two US covers commemorating Gustav. Attractive, clean, and at least F-VF throughout

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

TWO BINDERS U.S. COVERS