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Mail carried aboard the Graf Zeppelin airship bearing three U.S. Graf Zeppelin airmail stamps, first issued in Washington DC, April 19, 1930
Mail carried aboard the Graf Zeppelin airship bearing three U.S. Graf Zeppelin airmail stamps, first issued in Washington DC, April 19, 1930
Graf Zeppelin D-LZ127, 1928This particular airship was used as the model for the engraving of this 2.60 zeppelin issue, where airship number "D-LZ127"
Graf Zeppelin D-LZ127, 1928This particular airship was used as the model for the engraving of this 2.60 zeppelin issue, where airship number "D-LZ127" can be discerned on the Zeppelin image
Bottom Plate block from sheet of 65-cent Zeppelin stamps
Bottom Plate block from sheet of 65-cent Zeppelin stamps
Plate Block of six stampsA plate block is a portion of four or more stamps taken from a complete sheet of stamps, in 'block' form, including a margin
Plate Block of six stampsA plate block is a portion of four or more stamps taken from a complete sheet of stamps, in 'block' form, including a margin with a plate number that designates a particular printing run.
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LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin
LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin
One of the engine nacelles, preserved in Zeppelin Museum Friedrichshafen
One of the engine nacelles, preserved in Zeppelin Museum Friedrichshafen
Gondola deck plan
Gondola deck plan
Theo Matejko's drawing of the crew accommodation on the keel corridor from the first transatlantic flight
Theo Matejko's drawing of the crew accommodation on the keel corridor from the first transatlantic flight