Zeppelin, Ferdinand Graf von
The airship designer Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin (08.07.1838 - 08.03.1917) is one of Germany's most famous aviation pioneers. The first steerable rigid airships ("Zeppelins") developed by him were used in civil aviation from 1908 and for military purposes during the First World War. After von Zeppelin's death, further large airships were built in the 1920s and 1930s. Among the best known are the "Graf Zeppelin" (LZ 127) and the "Hindenburg" (LZ 129), which exploded on its approach to Lakehurst on May 6, 1937.
30.11.1999 - Der deutsche Luftschiffkonstrukteur Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin konstruierte das erste nach ihm benannte lenkbare Starrluftschiff "LZ 1".
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14.04.2006 - The contemporary photo shows the German general and aircraft engineer Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin (1838-1917).
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14.04.2006 - The contemporary photograph shows the German general and aircraft engineer Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin (1838-1917) standing in front of a lakeside with a boat...
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14.04.2006 - The contemporary photo shows the funeral of Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin (1838-1917) in Stuttgart. He is the founder of the so called Zeppelin airship.
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14.04.2006 - The contemporary photo shows the study of Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin (1838-1917). He is the founder of the so called Zeppelin airship.
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14.04.2006 - The contemporary photography shows the German general and airship engineer Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin (1838-1917) with his daughter in his airship. Graf von...
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14.04.2006 - The contemporary picture shows a caricature, published in the Lustige Blätter, of the German general and aircraft engineer Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin (1838-1...
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10.11.2006 - The contemporary caricature painted by the Norwegian illustrator and caricaturist Olaf Gulbranson (1873-1958) shows the German general and aircraft engineer Ferdinand Graf von Zepp...
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01.01.1000 - A memorial of the Earl Fredinand of Zeppelin (1838-1917) stands in Friedrichshafen. He was a German airship constructor. Friedrichshafen is an important port at the northern shore...
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01.01.1000 - 'Graf von Zeppelin 1838-1917', 1934. Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin (1838-1917), German general and later aircraft manufacturer, who founded the Zeppelin airship...
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01.01.1000 - Portrait from a medal commemorating Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin, designer of the engine-powered dirigible airships bearing his name used by the Germans in World War I. HINWEIS: Da...
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17.01.2020 - Eine Büste, die Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin zeigt, steht im Archiv des Zeppelin Museums.
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17.01.2020 - Eine Büste, die Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin zeigt, steht im Archiv des Zeppelin Museums. (zu dpa: «Streit um Zeppelin-Stiftung»)
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15.06.2000 - The Zeppelin Hindenburg , the world's biggest airship. Diagrams revealing the structure of Germany's new ' flying hotel '. Germany / Mono Print
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07.05.2015 - Zeppelin-Denkmal im Stadtgarten, Bronzesäule, Friedrichshafen, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland, Europa
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05.08.1908 - Die historische SW-Aufnahme vom 05. August 1908 zeigt das Losreissen des Luftschiffes LZ 4 während einer sich nahenden Gewitterfront über dem Landeplatz in Echterdingen bei Stuttga...
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24.04.2018 - Landungsfahrt des Graf Zeppelin, Deutsche Zeppelin-Reederei Fahne, LZ 130
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01.01.1935 - Friedrichshafen am Bodensee, Luftschiff D LZ 130 Graf Zeppelin, Segelboote
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30.11.1934 - Berlin, Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin LZ 127 über der Stadt, Panorama, Schloss,Dom
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15.08.2007 - Ein Gedenkstein an einem Feldweg in Echterdingen soll an das Zeppelin-Unglück beim Stuttgarter Flughafen von 1908 erinnern (Foto vom 15.08.2007). Der 5.August 1908 war für den lege...
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