Scott – “Born To Run” agency in Paris & their magazine “FAST”
Repairing the hull of the German Zeppelin “Graf Zepplin” over the South Atlantic, Alfred Eisenstaedt (1898-1995)
D’Orcy’s Airship Manual: An International Register of Airships with a Compendium of the Airship’s Elementary Mechanics (HT Yours in a White Wine Sauce)
Zeppelin bij Empire State Building in aanbouw / Zeppelin near the Empire State Building under construction by Nationaal Archief on Flickr.
Empire State Building under construction
Color photos of Hindenburg interiors, showing dining room, passenger lounge, promenade, smoking room, writing room, and cabin.
A set of various photos, showing German Graf Zeppelin in different places of the world (Germany, Switzerland, England, United States, Argentina,Brazilia), 1928-1934.
“In 1932 the Graf Zeppelin began five years of providing regularly scheduled passenger, mail, and freight service between Germany and South America (Brazil). These commercial operations were the airship’s principal function during this period until it was abruptly withdrawn from active service on the day after the loss of the Hindenburg in May 1937 after having made a total of 64 trips to Brazil.” – Wikipedia.
Im Zeppelin um die Welt.
Interiors of German airship Graf Zeppelin.