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He started it all - Ferdinand Graf Von Zeppelin
The German airship LZ3, 1906-1913, coloured postcard
The German airship LZ3, another view, on the Bodensee
Captain Wittemann, LZ3, shooting the sun with his sextant, circa 1907
A family snapshot, southern Germany, about 1906
The German airship LZ4, 1908, over a floating hanger (It crashed the same year)
The German airship LZ6, August-December 1910 - It burnt out when an engine caught fire in its hanger
The German airship LZ120, Bodensee,1919 - In 1921 she was handed over to the Italians as part of War Reparations
A German airship over the Brandenberg Gate, Berlin, 1906
The German airship Schwaben, 1911-1912
The German airship Schweben, date unknown, but circa 1907, coloured postcard
A Constructors blueprint for a German airship, circa 1930
The German airship Viktoria Louise over the Kiel Sailing Week, 1911
LZ4 outside its floating hangar, Bodensee, 1908
The Graf Zeppelin outside a hanger
Graf Zeppelin entering a hanger at Lakehurst, New Jersey
The Graf Zeppelin over a lake, South Germany, August 1929
The Graf Zeppelin preparing to leave Frankfurt aerodrome for a trip to South America, 8th June 1936
Snapshot of the Graf Zeppelin lifting off, same event
Lady Drummond-Hay and Captain von Schiller on the catwalk of the Graf Zeppelin
A Poster for the Graf Zeppelinl
A publicity poster for a New York hotel, 1936
Another constructors blueprint
The Graf Zeppelin in a hanger at Lakehurst, New Jersey, with other US craft, and a biplane
The Graf Zeppelin in her hangar
The Graf Zeppelin landing on water, with props still turning
The Graf Zeppelin near the ground, Friedrichshafen, June 1936 - Nice cows, pity about the swastikas by then
The Graf Zeppelin near the ground, the Captain giving orders
The Graf Zeppelin over Berlin, 1928
The Graf Zeppelin over Chicago, 28th August 1929
The Graf Zeppelin over Friedrichshafen on the Bodensee
The Graf Zeppelin over London, 1936 - Most of the buildings below, except the Cathedral, were bombed flat by 1942
The shadow of the Graf Zeppelin over the river Nile, taken from onboard, undated
Unknown airship under construction, Germany, late 1920's or early 30's
The Graf Zeppelin over the Berlin Stadium during the Olympic Games, 1936
AS41The Graf Zeppelin taking off, unknown location, circa 1928
The Graf Zeppelin, with escort, over San Francisco, having just made the first non-stop airship crossing of the Pacific
AS42A The Graf Zeppelin near the ground, unknown German location
The Graf Zepplin on the ground
The Graff Zeppelin and the Hindenburg over the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin
The Hindenburg, LZ129, under construction
The finished Graf von Hindenburg, ready to be floated out, 28 Feb 1936
The Hindenburg, preparing to leave Frankfurt aerodrome
The Hindenburg, on a flight to America - One of the passengers took his Opel car with him
The LZ1 over Bodensee, 2nd July 1900
The Hindenburg, after a safe arrival at Lakehurst, New Jersey
The Hindenburg, observation lounge, an officer pointing out a passing landmark
The Hindenburg, passengers in the saloon at cocktail-time
The Hindenburg, over the RMS Queen Mary, both approaching New York Harbour
The Hindenburg, over a foggy Manhattan
The Hindenburg, corner of a cabin
The Hindenburg, washbasins in a double cabin
A German Zepplin, crashed in Eastern France,1906
The Hindenburg, its last and fatal arrival at Lakehurst, New Jersey, May 6th 1937
The Hindenburg explodes, Lakehurst, New Jersey, 6th May 1937
The Hindenburg, after the explosion - A badly burnt passenger is helped away
The wreck of the Hindenburg, the next day, taken from the air, 7th May 1937
The wreck of the Hindenburg, the next day, taken from the ground
Two types of Zeppelin luggage labels
Watercolour of a Zeppelin, French artist S Montaut 1932
An early poster for the Zeppelins, circa 1905
A German Zepplin over the Paris Opera 1908
A Zeppelin over a British Squadron, location unknown, circa 1910
A Zeppelin over an airfield, unknown date and location, probably Germany circa 1910