LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin These LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin airship pictures are from my collection of zeppelin photo postcards. All images are from original postcards from the 1930s, and all black & white images are actual photographic ("real photo") postcards. Click on any thumbnail to download a larger and clearer picture.   LZ-127 Gondola  LZ-127 landing  LZ-127 at Friedrichshafen, embarking on first flight, 9/18/28  LZ-127 at Friedrichshafen LZ-27 being christened, 7/8/28  LZ-127 in Shed     LZ-127 on 1929 World Tour  LZ-127 Gondola      LZ-127 over ship  Clara Adams and LZ-127      LZ-127 dining salon  LZ-127 galley  Book Review: Golden Age of the Great Passenger Airships; Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg by Harold G. Dick Harold Dick was the American representative of the Goodyear-Zeppelin joint venture, and he lived and worked at Friedrichshafen and aboard the Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg. Dick was given full access to the operations of the German Zeppelin company, and he flew as a passenger and/or crew member on 22 transatlantic flights aboard the Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg. His observations about the German passenger zeppelins are fascinating, and he provides a rare personal insight, from an American perspective, on airship captains Hugo Eckener, Ernst Lehmann, and Max Pruss. Dick also provides a wealth of technical details on zeppelin construction and operation which are not available anywhere else. Click Here to order this book from Amazon.com LZ-129 Hindenburg U.S.S. Los Angeles U.S.S. Shenandoah U.S.S. Akron Homepage