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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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80 years ago: LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin Polar Flight in 1931, icebreaker Malyguin
Do you know what happened today in history 80 years ago? On 24 July 1931, airship LZ-127 GRAF ZEPPELIN departed Friedrichshafen at 9.55 a.m. to fly to Berlin. It was the first leg of the famous Polar Flight. The next … Continue reading
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Tagged friedrichshafen, graf zeppelin, lz127, meetings, zeppelin, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP, ZPJ, ZSG
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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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100 years Bordstempel – eZEP-newsletter April 2011
Dear Aerophilatelist, do you know what happened today in history 75 and 100 years ago? Well, 75 years ago, on 10 April 1936, LZ-129 HINDENBURG arrived back at Friedrichshafen, the airship was returning from the first South America Flight 1936, … Continue reading
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Tagged friedrichshafen, graf zeppelin, Hindenburg, LZ-129, lz127, zeppelin, Zeppelin NT, ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP, ZPJ, 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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Zeppelin L4 (LZ-27) crashed at Denmark, fuel shortage
Today in history: On 17 Februar 1915, German naval airship L4 crashed at the shore near Blaavandshuk, Denmark. The airship was on the return flight of a scouting mission along the Norwegian coast when they were facing strong head winds … Continue reading
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Tagged graf zeppelin, 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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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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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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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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