CZECHOSLOVAKIA, Sieger 247, 1934 1st South American Flight, franked with Czechoslovakia C10, C13, and C15-16, "BRUNTAL" May 17, 1934 cds, red circular flight cachet applied in Berlin, Very Fine, an attractive cover (Image)

CV. 60

DANZIG; Sieger 57P, 1930 Pan-American Flight, Zeppelin airship photo postcard carried "round trip" and franked with 198, C26, C28-30 all tied by Danzig 9.5.30 oval Flugpost cancel, Friedrichshafen 6.6.30 transit, usual flight cachet, Very Fine and attractive (Image)

CV. 150

DANZIG; Sieger 170Aa, 1932 LUPOSTA Flight, Danzig - Ronne Leg, C31-35 + C29 tied on envelope by special flight cancel, Ronne 31.7.32 arrival cancel, usual flight cachet, Very Fine (Image)

CV. 60

FINLAND; Sieger 89A, 1930 Finland Flight, single tied on postcard (river scene) addressed to the Finnish Consulate in Berlin by Helsingfors 24 Sep 30 cds, Friedrichshafen arrival cds and usual flight cachet, Very Fine and choice (Scott $300; Facit 165, SEK2,400) (Image)

CV. 75

GERMANY, 12 Zeppelin Lithographed Postcards, all ca. 1910, bright and colorful designs, most are advertising cards, seven used and five mint, generally F-VF, an incredibly attractive and rare collection (Image)

CV. 280

GERMANY, Sieger 6 II, 1913 LZ 13 "Hansa," picture postcard of Berlin, postmarked 23.8.13 onboard airship Hansa during Potsdam flight, two clear strikes of postmark Type II, Very Fine, an attractive and scarce card (Image)

CV. 180

GERMANY; Sieger 12a, 1912 Rhein-Main Flight, flight card franked with 5pf Germania plus pair and single of the 30pf flight stamp (Scott CL3), tied by Darmstadt 22.6.12 special cancels, fresh and Very Fine; ex-Wolffe (Image)

CV. 90

GERMANY, ca. 1920/22 Advertising Postcard for Rigid Airship "Unger," attractive and scarce design of a rigid airship floating above the globe, writing on reverse but unmailed, translated the card reads: Think of Germany's future in world aviation! Help promote Unger rigid airships!, Very Fine (Image)

CV. 60

GERMANY; Sieger 20a, 1924 First American Flight, franked with Germany C15-19, with October 12, 1924 Friedichshafen cds and oval flight cachet, addressed to New York, Very Fine (Image)

CV. 60

GERMANY, 1929 Fabric from the "Graf Zeppelin", postcard-sized piece of fabric (3.5 x 5.5") taken from the Graf Zeppelin following the airship's 1929 round-the-world flight, with a red handstamp from the Luftschiffbau Zeppelin in Friedrichshafen, Very Fine, an interesting piece for a Zeppelin collector (Image)

CV. 50

GERMANY, Sieger 428D, Hindenburg 1936 6th North American Flight, dispatched from the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin, with Berlin Olympic Stadium Registry Label #007 and commemorative "BERLIN OLYMPIA-STADION" August 1, 1936 cds, New York and Minneapolis arrival markings on reverse, unclaimed and returned to sender, Very Fine, an attractive cover (Image)

CV. 100

ICELAND; Sieger 114B, 1931 Iceland Flight, 30a, 1kr Overprints tied on registered card addressed to Bruxelles by lightly struck Reykjavik 30.V.31 cds, Friedrichshafen arrival cancel and usual flight cachet (additional strike on back), Very Fine (Image)

CV. 60

ITALY, 1928 Real Photo Postcards of Airship "Italia" at Seddin, two private photo postcards of the airship "Italia" at Luftschiffhafen Seddin on April 16, 1928, where it stopped for repairs; on May 3, General Umberto Nobile continued with the "Italia" to Vads++, Norway for his infamous (and ultimately fatal) North Pole flights; both cards have handwritten notes on reverse, Very Fine, extremely rare artifacts from one of the most famous airships (Image)

CV. 100

JAPAN, Sieger 31C, 1929 Round-the-World Flight, Tokyo-to-Friedrichshafen Leg, RPPC franked with Japan 145(2), Tokyo "21.8.29" cds and red circular cachet, Very Fine, a scarce and attractive item (Image)

CV. 250

SAAR, Sieger 57, 1930 South America Flight, Friedrichshafen-to-Rio de Janeiro Leg, postcard franked with Saar 119 and C2(2), Saarbr++cken 14.5.30 cds, red circular cachet on front and back, purple oval airmail marking applied in Rio, Very Fine, an attractive cover (Image)

CV. 75

SAN MARINO, Sieger 461, 1939 Flight to W++rzburg, mixed franking of San Marino (139-40, C3) and Germany (B144, C59-60), Nazi propaganda envelope with San Marino, Frankfurt, and W++rzburg cancels, Very Fine, a rare and attractive cover (Image)

CV. 100