1931 Germany Airmail LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin Cover Berlin to Nancy France

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

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

7/31/1931 Graf Zeppelin LZ127 Polarfahrt, Arctic Trip- North Pole, "Graf Zeppelin"- Ice Breaker Malygin postal cover

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

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

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

Special Flight of LZ127 Graf Zeppelin over the North Pole official signed cover RAF FF31. Signed by Oskar Rosch. Cover commemorates the 50th anniversary from the 24th-31st July 1931. Deutsche Bundespo

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

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.

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

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

Sieger 114D postal cover flown on the airship ‘Graf Zeppelin’ Germany to Iceland flight, July 3, 1931. With green triangular cachet: ‘Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin Islandfahrt 1931’ and Reykjavik l

1932 (Oct. 22) cover for the direct experimental service Galway to Berlin, this cover address to Recife and carried on the Graf Zeppelin 9th South America flight, with special green cachet and all Zep

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,

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

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

Shipping in USA $ 50. Daum is a crystal studio based in Nancy, France, founded in 1878 by Jean Daum (1825–1885). His sons, Auguste Daum (1853–1909) and Antonin Daum (1864–1931), o

(Pennsylvania/Tangier/London, 1905-1999) Two bound volumes comprising 146 drawings: (89), England and France 1931, landscapes, some figural works, signed inside cover "Marguerite"; (57) 1932-1961, Spa

Property of A Private Collector Daum Nancy enamelled and gilt-decorated cameo Glass Box and Cover France, circa 1910 decorated with red, yellow, and blue flowers on a light opalescent ground.signed in

A limited edition hard cover book, signed and numbered 226 out of 300 by the artist, published by Nancy Poole in 1978. Includes a separate coloured serigraph entitled "Daffodils", signed, numbered 226

Emile Galle, Parrot Tulips vase, Nancy, France, cameo glass, cameo signature, 6"dia x 15"h Provenance: Minna Rosenblatt Ltd., New York, New York, 02 August 1986

Emile Gallevase Nancy, France marquetry and inlaid glasscarved signature  14"h x 4.25"dia