Graf Zeppelin Flight to Century in Progress Expo

1936 Used with (1) 50 cent A Century in Progress stamp with Varick St. Annex NY Oct. 4 1933 cancellation, purple cache Graf Zeppelin Flight cover addressed to H. Stevens Plainfield, NJ. Dispatched fro

Graf Zeppelin flight to century of progress exposition dispatched from Akron. Air Mail envelope dated Cct 28 1933.

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.

US 1933 50 cents Century of progress issue BOB stamp (Graf Zeppelin over Federal Building at Chicago Exposition), NH. Scott #C18, Cat. Val. $125

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

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.

GRAF ZEPPELIN RECORD FLIGHT PIN Pin commemorating a Oct. 4 - Nov. 2, 1933 flight of the Graf Zeppelin, 33,610 km. in 321 hours to North and South America. The enamel pin reads: "Nord-u. SŸdamerika Ju

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

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

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

"The Story of Bunny Patch", "Executive Covers", "Official Pictures of A Century of Progress Expo", "Souvenir Book - 1934 World's Fair Chicago", "The Davis Cup Souvenir 1913", "The Realm of Marvels 190

1933 (May 31) Davis registered cover from Dublin for the Graf Zeppelin 2nd South America flight, this cover to Rio, with all cachets, transit markings, backstamps and special Zeppelin airmail label. F

1932 (Sept. 22) Sieger/Stoltz printed matter cover from Dublin for the Graf Zeppelin 7th South America flight, this cover to Recife, with all cachets, transit markings and backstamps. A few tiny, very

1932 (Apr. 27) Official Zeppelin postcard accepted from Dublin for the Graf Zeppelin 4th Sth. America flight, addressed to Rio, with flight and transit cachets, Rio de Janeiro arrival b/s May 5th, dec

1932 (Mar.?) Davis printed matter cover accepted from Dublin with "bulk" machine cancel for the Graf Zeppelin 1st Sth. America flight, addressed to Pernambuco, with flight and transit cachets, arrival

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

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

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

Sieger 114F Real-photo postcard flown on the airship ‘Graf Zeppelin’ Vienna to Iceland flight, July 4, 1931. With green triangular cachet ‘Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin Islandfahrt 1931’ and purple

In special tin box. 8" long, by 8.25" tall on stand. Mint condition, box mint.

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

Zeppelin, 1933 (Oct. 12) "Robbs" cover from Dublin for the Graf Zeppelin 50th South America/ Chicago flight, this cover via Berlin to Rio de Janeiro, with all appropriate cachets, transit marks and ar

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

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