U.S. and Worldwide Stamps; Versailles Part II
October 21-23, 2003
| Images | Description | Current Bid |
| Lot #358 United States Zeppelin Flights 1925 "Los Angeles", five covers, plus one card, flown Feb.20-April 27, 1925 to Bermuda, last one to San Juan, Puerto Rico, also one from Bermuda to Lakehurst, some nice cachets, fine-v.f.  | Price Realized $220.00 | |
| Lot #359 United States Zeppelin Flights 1928 Roessler Zeppelin ppc, franked with 1c with forbidden "Graf Zeppelin" overprint, with violet "First Flight Air Mail United States-Germany Oct.28 1929" cachet, addressed to Paris, creases, fineappearance | Price Realized $400.00 | |
| Lot #360 United States Zeppelin Flights 1928 Roessler printed ppc, with vignette on reverse, franked with 1c with forbidden "Graf Zeppelin" overprint, with violet "First Flight Air Mail United States-Germany Oct.28 1929" cachet, addressed toSweden, with Stockholm arrival, small corner creases, fine appearance | Price Realized $325.00 | |
| Lot #361 United States Zeppelin Flights 1929 Round the World flight to Lakehurst, 5c legal size stationery entire additionally franked with $2 (Scott's No. 547), also 50c and $1 (570,571), paying $3.55 rate, v.f. | Unsold | |
| Lot #362 United States Zeppelin Flights 1929 Round the World Flight card, franked with all air post stamps issued to date, plus additional 13c "for good luck", tied by oval "St. Louis, Mo. 50" pmks, minor corner creases, otherwise fine-v.f. Catalog #C1-11 | Unsold | |
| Lot #363 United States Zeppelin Flights 1929 1st America Flight to Friedrichshafen and Lakehurst, mixed franking with German 4m Zeppelin, fine and scarce double flight combination with two diff. cachets | Price Realized $350.00 | |
| Lot #364 United States Zeppelin Flights 1931 Polar Flight cover opened for display, addressed to Chicago, mixed franking with German 2m Polar Flight (additional stamp has fallen off), canc. on board by wide separate pmk, with Malyguin transit,also with three line "First Intourist Arctic Expedition 1931 Ice-Breaker Maligin" cachet and Chicago arrival on reverse, fine | Price Realized $700.00 | |
| Lot #365 United States Zeppelin Flights 1933 four cards commemorating important flights of the giant ZRS-5 airship USS Macon built by the Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation, each signed by the first Macon Commanding Officer, Comm. Alger H. Dresel, includingAkron 1st Test Flight (6.24.33), Macon arrives at Lakehurst (6.24.33), 1st Flight from Lakehurst (6.26.33) and Macon leaves for California (10.12.33), v.f. and interesting group | Unsold |
