705
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(ZEPPELINS—AMERICANAIRSHIPS.) “Los Angeles.”
Two metal chocolate
molds in the shape of the airship “Los Angeles,”
each 3x10 inches.
Circa 1930s
[150/250]
706
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(ZEPPELINS—AMERICAN AIRSHIPS.) “Macon” and “Akron.”
Framed
print of the “Macon” and a brochure regarding the “Akron.”
Photo-mechanical
reproduction of a photograph possibly by Bernice Abbott of the “Akron”, but purporting
to show what the “Macon” would look like when finished; in the original 8x10”
duralumin frame, with the original label on the verso of the frame giving details of the
planned airship. Probably issued in early 1933 *
U.S.S.Akron:World’s Largest Airship.
Promotional booklet for the airship and the city in Ohio. 40 pages. Small folio, original
wrappers; some wear.
1933; (1931)
[300/400]
707
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(ZEPPELINS—AMERICANAIRSHIPS.)
18th Airship Company.Aberdeen
[New Jersey] Proving Ground, June 30, 1924.
Sepia-toned silver print group portrait
photograph, 7x22
1
/
2
”; framed.
Baltimore: Peregoy-McLaughlin, 1924
[500/750]
708
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(ZEPPELINS—AMERICAN AIRSHIPS.)
Zeppelin Race Winner 1930.
Akron, O.
Massive tinted silver print group photo with an airship hanger in the
background, 10x34
3
/
4
”; Signed “H. D.Vorwerk, Akron, O.” in the negative.
1930
[500/750]
707
708