AUSTRIA: Sieger 119 C, 1931 Polar Flight, C18, C21, C27 tied on a card by Wien 21.VII.31 cancels, Berlin 24.7.31 and Friedrichshafen 24.7.31 transit cancels, usual flight cachet, Very Fine and scarce with only 72 pieces flown (Image)

CV. 100

DANZIG: Sieger 170 AB, 1932 LUPOSTA, C31-35 plus C27, C29 tied on a registered envelope by Danzig-Langfuhr 31.7.32 cancels (also as backstamp), usual green flight cachet, backstamped Lohne 1.8.32, Very Fine and attractive (Image)

CV. 80

DENMARK; Sieger 226, 1934 5th South America Flight, picture pcd (shows a view of Kobenhavn) franked with C7 pair, C8, C10 pair plus C6 pair on the picture side, all tied by Kobenhavn 2 Aug 1934 machine cancel and/or Kobenhavn 2.8.34 cds, appropriate Berlin and Friedrichshafen transit plus Recife arrival cancels, usual flight cachet, Very Fine (Michel 385, EUR320) (Image)

CV. 100

DENMARK; Sieger 305, 1935 6th South America Flight, Zeppelin picture pcd (shows airship in flight at Kobenhavn) franked with C8-9, C10 pair tied by Kobenhavn 14.6.35 cancels, Zeppelin flight etiquette, usual flight cachet and Pernambuco 13.VI.35 arrival cds, Very Fine, Denmark flight for this trip not listed in Sieger (Michel 450, EUR400) (Image)

CV. 140

GERMANY: 1912 Rhein-Main Flight Cards, 4 brown flight cards each franked with the 20pf (Scott CL2) and the 5pf Germania all tied by Darmstadt 22.6.12 cancels, each card with a printed tribute to the first flight attempt of the "Schneider von Ulm" on May 31, 1811 printed on the back side, address panel with a printed or rubber-stamped ad, Very Fine (Image)

CV. 120

GERMANY; Sieger 9 Ac, 1913 "Sachsen" Pioneer Flight, Austria 5h zeppelin postal card (Michel 17 J - shows view of airship in flight) cancelled by nice strike of "Zeppelin-Schiff/ Haida-Bohmen/ Sachsen/ 20 Octob 1913" flight cancel/ cachet for flight to Haida, Very Fine (Sieger EUR500) (Image)

CV. 100

GERMANY: Sieger 50 B I, 1929 Bodensee Flight, 375, 383 tied by Luftschiff/ Graf Zeppelin 9.11.1929 "On Board" cancel, Frankfurt (Main) 10.11.29 cds and Friedrichshafen 10 Nov 29 cancel, 3-language airmail etiquette, Very Fine and attractive (Sieger EUR700) (Image)

CV. 150

GERMANY: Sieger 72 H, 1930 "Flight to Liberated Rhineland", C32 tied on Zeppelin picture pcd with AC Roessler address label (shows airship in flight low to the ground) by Koln 6.7.30 cancel, Koblenz 6.7.30 drop cancel, boxed flight cachet, Very Fine (Image)

CV. 40

GERMANY: Sieger 119 C, 1931 Polar Flight, C42 tied on Zeppelin "An Bord" envelope by Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin 27.7.1931 "On Board" cancel (scarce date), Icebreaker "Malyguin" 27.VII.31 transit and partial Moscow arrival cancels, usual flight cachet, Very Fine and quite attractive (Scott $825) (Image)

CV. 240

GERMANY; Sieger 238 Bca, 1933 Century of Progress Flight, 10pf, 15pf, 50pf Eagle, 2M Zeppelin (C28-29, C31, C44) tied on envelope by Friedrichshafen 14.10.33 cancels, usual flight cachet, backstamped Chicago Oct 26 1933, 15pf corner perf crease, still Very Fine and colorful cover (Image)

CV. 90

GERMANY: Sieger 308 Ab, 1935 7th South America Flight, C56 single franking tied on an airmail envelope by Deutsche Luftpost Europa-Sudamerika 7. Fahrt 30.6.35 postmark, usual flight cachet, backstamped Recife 2.VII.35 and 3.VII.35, choice Very Fine (Michel 539, EUR150) (Image)

CV. 50

GERMANY: Sieger 407 A, Hindenburg 1936 1st North America Flight, C48, C57 tied on Zeppelin picture pcd (shows airship near hangar) by Deutsche Luftpost/ Europa-Nordamerka 1.Fahrt 8.5.36 cancel, additional New York May 9 arrival cds, printed message and signature of Carl Bruer (founder and owner of Grief-Werke), Very Fine (Image)

CV. 50

GERMANY: Sieger 407A, 428A, 437A, 439A, 441A, Hindenburg 1936 North/ South America Flights, 3 postcards and 2 covers with apprpriate frankings, cancels and cachets, fresh and F-VF (Image)

CV. 120

GERMANY: Sieger 420 B, 1936 4th North America Flight, C57-58 + B87 pair tied on a registered envelope addressed to Frankfort Ky (USA) by three strikes of the Berlin Olympisches Dorf 27.6.36 special cancels and with corresponding registry label, usual flight cachet, the cover was carried to Frankfurt by normal mail and then to the USA on the 4th North America flight (very early - virtually all Olympics mail was carried on the 5th through 8th flights), backstamped New York 7-2 36 and 8-5 36, Frankfort Ky July 4 36 and Aug 3 36, Magdeburg 12.8.36, marked "Return To Sender", cover small sealed edge break at the top, Fine and quite rare; 2012 Dieter Leder certificate giving full details of the cover's journey (Image)

CV. 700

GERMANY: Sieger 428 B, 1936 Hindenburg 6th North America Flight, 337, 425 tied by Garmisch-Partenkirch 3.8.36 cancel usual flight cachet, backstamped Rutherford NJ Aug 10 where 10c postage due was charged for delivery and 10c Postage Due issue (J84) affixed and tied by Rutherford NJ double oval, Very Fine and unusual (Image)

CV. 100

GERMANY: Sieger 439 B, 1936 9th North America Flight, B82-89 plus 3pf/12pf, 4pf/6pf Olympics se-tenant pairs from booklets tied on an envelope by Rhein-Main 26.9.36 cancels, usual flight cachet, backstamped New York Sep 28, cover bit of wrinkling along the top and left edges, Very Fine overall and an unusual franking (Image)

CV. 40

GERMANY: Five W. Sanke Zeppelin Postcards, four mint cards with various airship views incl two labeled "Luftschiff Hansa", two with views of "Luftschiffhafen Potsdam" with a corresponding handstamp on back side; 5th card is used and shows multiple airplane/ airships, Very Fine selection of these rare cards (Image)

CV. 150

Giant Zeppelin Postcard (285x212mm) showing the landing of LZ4 at Echterdingen on Aug 5 1908 with additional inset photos of airship frame after explosion and in flight, Very Fine

CV. 50

Oversized Zeppelin Postcard, (282x215mm) showing landing of airship in Berlin with additional view of airship over Brandenburg Gate and Count von Zeppelin in a crowd, back side shows a map of the airship's flight course over Berlin, Very Fine

CV. 50

1910 "Illustrierte Technische W+¦rterb++cher," "Band 10, Motorfahrzeuge (Motorwagen, Motorboote, Motorluftschiffe, Flugmaschinen)," illustrated manual with all terms for air navigation, airships, and planes up to 1910 defined and translated into English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Russian, interesting collateral material for the zeppelin collector

CV. 50

1914 "Taschenbuch der Luftflotten," published in 1914 in Munich, illustrates Germany's airships, hangers, armaments, airplanes, and airports prior to WWI, an interesting book with wonderful imagery

CV. 60

1929 "Graf Zeppelin: Sein Leben - Sein Werk," printed in Munich, lavishly-illustrated coffee-table sized book dedicated to the life and works of Count Zeppelin, 307 pages, Very Fine and interesting

CV. 60

GREAT BRITAIN; British Airship "R101" Ephemera, includes real photo postcard of the airship tethered to mooring; rare aluminum commemorative medal "Launched 1929/ Largest Airship in the World", two folded "Thy Will Be Done" mourning cards memorializing the officers. crew and passengers who perished when the airsjhip crashed on a 1930 flight to India, killing 48. F-VF

CV. 80

GREAT BRITAIN: Sieger 157 Ab, 1932 4th South America Flight, 5d George V pair tied by Liverpool 29 AP 32 cancels on an envelope with Berlin connecting and flight cachets, backstamped Recife 5.V.32, Very Fine (Sieger EUR300) (Image)

CV. 80

GREAT BRITAIN: Sieger 230 A, 1933 6th South America Flight, airmail envelope franked with 1sh, 2sh6d George V tied by London 15 SP 33 cancels, usual flight cachets, the envelope was then reused and franked with Brazil 337, 378, C31 all tied by Rio de Janeiro 7 Set 1933 cancels and flown back to London; the envelope was used a third time for the 7th South America Flight (Sieger 332 B), all the appropriate cancels plus flight and connecting cachets, overall Very Fine and likely unique (Image)

CV. 300