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  1. Hindenburg 78 rpm Advertising Record from 1937

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    This is an amazing find by The 78rpm Channel on YouTube: An audio advertisement for the airship Hindenburg in 1937 aimed at Americans who might be interested in attending the World Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce in Berlin from June 28 to

  2. A Zeppelin Cigar from a friend!

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    The wonderful and generous Joe May from the Travel for Aircraft blog sent me a delightfully unexpected gift: a zeppelin cigar.

  3. Happy Thanksgiving

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    Happy Airships Thanksgiving from the USA.

  4. Werner Doehner, last Hindenburg survivor, has died at age 90

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    Werner Doehner, the last living survivor of the Hindenburg disaster, died on November 8, 2019 in Laconia, New Hampshire.

  5. Expanded, revised edition of “Zeppelin Hindenburg” now available for pre-order

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    A new, revised, and expanded edition of Zeppelin Hindenburg: An Illustrated History of LZ-129 is now available for pre-order!

  6. Anyone want to buy a blimp?

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    Anyone want to buy a blimp?

  7. AIRSHIPS: Designed for GreatnessMuseum Edition now available in USA

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    The Museum Edition of AIRSHIPS: Designed for Greatness is now available for purchase in the USA.

  8. An investment not to be missed

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    A company making hydrogen for airships.

  9. The “Votes For Women” Airship – 1909

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    In honor of International Women’s Day, a tribute to suffragist Muriel Matters and her “Votes For Women” airship.

  10. Another photograph of Count von Zeppelin in the United States

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    This photograph shows Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin (holding rifle) in the United States in 1863, after his return from an expedition to the source of the Mississippi River.