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Graue and Klein with zeppelin and catapult double-win at SESCAL 2011
Jim Graue and Allen Klein scored a double-win at the SASCAL 2011 exhibition held in Los Angeles, CA on October 14 – 16, 2011: Jim Graue won the Grand Award in the multiple-frame class with his exhibit German North Atlantic … Continue reading
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Tagged exhibit, Jim Graue, meetings, SESCAL, zeppelin
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Hall of Fame Award for Jim Graue and Ben Ramkissoon
Dedicated aerophilatelists Jim Graue and Ben Ramkissoon have recently received the Hall of Fame Award for their long-standing contributions to aerophilately. Ben Ramkissoon is rocket mail and Trinidad and Tobago expert, and Jim Graue is famous for his DLH Deutsche … Continue reading
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Tagged AAMS, Jim Graue, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP, ZSG
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Longhi received AAMS George D. Kingdom Award for Italian zeppelin book
Fioreno Longhi received the AAMS George D. Kingdom Literature Award for his Italian zeppelin mail book CATALOGO STORICO DESCRITTIVO DEGLI AEROGRAMMI ZEPPELIN DI ITALIA – COLONIE ITALIANE – SAN MARINO – VATICANO – 1929 – 1939. Congratulations! For more information on … Continue reading
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Tagged AAMS, graf zeppelin, Hindenburg
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75 years airport Flughafen Frankfurt Rhein Main
75 years ago, on 8 July 1936, Frankfurt Rhein Main airport was officially opened. A Junkers Ju 52 Auntie Ju / Tante Ju aiplane was the first aircraft to land at Frankfurt Rhein Main airport. Later on that day, airship … Continue reading
Posted in airships, Hindenburg, History, Postal History, ZEPPELIN POST JOURNAL
Tagged first flight, friedrichshafen, graf zeppelin, Hindenburg, LZ-129, lz127, zeppelin, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP, ZSG
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First official airmail 1911, Allahabad – Naini, India
On the day 100 years ago, on 18 February 1911, a mail bag with approximately 6.000 covers was flown by French pilot Henri Pequet from Allahabad to Naini, India. This small hop of only five miles made history: It was … Continue reading
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Tagged first flight, zeppelin, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP
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Fred Wiseman – First airmail flight 100 years ago
On this day in 1911, the first airmail flight took place. Fred Wiseman flew on a self-made Wisman-Peters plane 15 miles from Petaluma to Santa Rosa, California, USA. The flight took two days with a total flying time of only … Continue reading
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Tagged first flight, zeppelin, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP
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Zeppelin Post Journal, Winter 2010 issue
The Winter 2010 issue of the ZEPPELIN POST JOURNAL is ready. Enjoy a sneak preview of the 32-pages issue with the full index here: http://www.ezep.de/zpj/2010wi.html The selected web article by Richard Gibbons about double-marked zeppelin LZ-127 Rome Flight covers from … Continue reading
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Tagged zeppelin, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP, ZPJ
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Zeppelin Study Group auf der Briefmarkenmesse Sindelfingen
Die ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP trifft sich auf der Briefmarkenmesse Sindelfingen: Das Treffen findet am Samstag, den 30. Oktober 2010 um 14 Uhr im Mercure Hotel gleich neben der Messe statt. Treffpunkt ist ist die Tagungssuite Nummer 6 (TS6). Neben einer … Continue reading
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Tagged exhibit, graf zeppelin, meetings, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP, ZSG
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Today in history: LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin at Washington and New York
It was the first commercial Atlantic crossing by air, operated by the famous airship LZ-127 “Graf Zeppelin”. The flight departed Friedrichshafen, Germany 11 October 1928 and after only four days, on 15 October 1928 the airship reached the USA. Coming … Continue reading
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Tagged friedrichshafen, graf zeppelin, lz127, zeppelin
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Zeppelin LZ-129 Hindenburg crash cover from May 6, 1937
Flying from Frankfurt, Germany to Lakehurst, NJ, USA, zeppelin LZ-129 HINDENBURG carried on the 1st North America Flight 1937 a total of 8 mail bags containing 17,609 cards, covers and parcels. When approaching Lakehurst, the airship burst into flames. Only … Continue reading
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Tagged crash, Hindenburg, LZ-129, zeppelin, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP
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