World - Zeppelin & Early Aviation – 22 Items: Germany 4 RM, Hungary 1931, Labels, Seals & Ephemera
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World collection of 22 items on airships and early aviation, including a Germany 4-Reichsmark Zeppelin stamp, Hungary 1931 stamps, labels, seals and ephemera; condition: without address.
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Thematic collection of 22 physical items relating to airships, Zeppelin flights, early aviation and rocket mail. The group combines postage stamps, promotional and commemorative labels, paper seals and fragments. Items belonging to the same issue are shown together in the photographs.
Contents, referring to the matching numbers on the front and reverse overview images:
01. Poland, Aero-Targ Poznan 1921: two values, 25 M orange/black and 100 M blue/black, together on a single paper fragment with postal markings. Both depict aviation subjects; the 100 M design shows an aircraft dropping letters. This is one physical fragment bearing two stamps, not a complete cover.
02. A separate imperforate Aero-Targ Poznan 1921 100 M item with attached T.A.B.R.O.M.I.K. advertising tab.
03. Separate paper fragment headed “Mit Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin”, with partial markings and pencil annotations. This is a fragment, not a complete cover or a documented flight item.
04. Germany, 1928: used 4-Reichsmark “Deutsche Luftpost / Europa–Amerika” Zeppelin postage stamp. IMPORTANT: this is a separate loose stamp. It is not affixed to, and is not offered as belonging to, the “Mit Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin” fragment listed above.
05–10. Six circular paper seals inscribed “Königl. Preuss. Inspektion der Luftschiffertruppen”, with crowned eagle design, in blue and violet shades, each on its own paper backing. The six are offered together as one thematic group. These are seals, not postage stamps.
11–12. Two perforated “Reichsverein für Luftschiffahrt” labels with numeral 2, in blue-green and orange-brown, showing an allegorical figure, aircraft and balloon. Kept together as a pair of related labels.
13. Illustrated label for the Internationale Luftschiffahrt-Ausstellung, Frankfurt 1909, with airship, balloon and city view.
14. Red perforated 25-Pf “Flugpost” label with aircraft and globe design, bearing markings on the front and reverse.
15. “Volo Transpolare 1926 / Posta Aerea” commemorative label naming Amundsen, Ellsworth and Nobile, with airship and polar map design. A large violet handstamp appears on the reverse.
16. “Zeppelin / Metzeler-Ballonstoff geliefert an Zeppelin” promotional label, showing an airship above a town.
17. Austrian 1916 “Kriegsopfer” 10-heller postage stamp on a small paper fragment, with a large blue “Durch Flugpost” handstamp extending across the stamp and backing. No specific flight attribution is made.
18–19. Hungary, 1931: two used “Zeppelin 1931” overprinted postage stamps, 1 pengo orange and 2 pengo violet, each on its own small paper fragment. Offered together as the two-value issue.
20–22. Three perforated labels inscribed “1. Deutscher Raketenflug 1934 / Zu Gunsten des Winterhilfswerks”, denominations 1/2 Mark, 1 Mark and 3 Mark, with rocket and globe designs and violet markings. The three values are kept together. The metallic appearance of the 3-Mark example produces reflections in the photograph.
I can combine the shippings strictly following the Catawiki rules.
Following a recent change in international sector regulations, specifically Articles 18 and 19 of the Universal Postal Convention, starting from January 1, 2026, it will no longer be possible to send items (goods with or without commercial value) using International Registered and International Insured services, which will continue to be used exclusively for sending documents.
It means that starting from January 1st, 2026, I will ship abroad only by "POSTE DELIVERY INTERNATIONAL STANDARD" starting from 25,80€ without insurance
Thematic collection of 22 physical items relating to airships, Zeppelin flights, early aviation and rocket mail. The group combines postage stamps, promotional and commemorative labels, paper seals and fragments. Items belonging to the same issue are shown together in the photographs.
Contents, referring to the matching numbers on the front and reverse overview images:
01. Poland, Aero-Targ Poznan 1921: two values, 25 M orange/black and 100 M blue/black, together on a single paper fragment with postal markings. Both depict aviation subjects; the 100 M design shows an aircraft dropping letters. This is one physical fragment bearing two stamps, not a complete cover.
02. A separate imperforate Aero-Targ Poznan 1921 100 M item with attached T.A.B.R.O.M.I.K. advertising tab.
03. Separate paper fragment headed “Mit Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin”, with partial markings and pencil annotations. This is a fragment, not a complete cover or a documented flight item.
04. Germany, 1928: used 4-Reichsmark “Deutsche Luftpost / Europa–Amerika” Zeppelin postage stamp. IMPORTANT: this is a separate loose stamp. It is not affixed to, and is not offered as belonging to, the “Mit Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin” fragment listed above.
05–10. Six circular paper seals inscribed “Königl. Preuss. Inspektion der Luftschiffertruppen”, with crowned eagle design, in blue and violet shades, each on its own paper backing. The six are offered together as one thematic group. These are seals, not postage stamps.
11–12. Two perforated “Reichsverein für Luftschiffahrt” labels with numeral 2, in blue-green and orange-brown, showing an allegorical figure, aircraft and balloon. Kept together as a pair of related labels.
13. Illustrated label for the Internationale Luftschiffahrt-Ausstellung, Frankfurt 1909, with airship, balloon and city view.
14. Red perforated 25-Pf “Flugpost” label with aircraft and globe design, bearing markings on the front and reverse.
15. “Volo Transpolare 1926 / Posta Aerea” commemorative label naming Amundsen, Ellsworth and Nobile, with airship and polar map design. A large violet handstamp appears on the reverse.
16. “Zeppelin / Metzeler-Ballonstoff geliefert an Zeppelin” promotional label, showing an airship above a town.
17. Austrian 1916 “Kriegsopfer” 10-heller postage stamp on a small paper fragment, with a large blue “Durch Flugpost” handstamp extending across the stamp and backing. No specific flight attribution is made.
18–19. Hungary, 1931: two used “Zeppelin 1931” overprinted postage stamps, 1 pengo orange and 2 pengo violet, each on its own small paper fragment. Offered together as the two-value issue.
20–22. Three perforated labels inscribed “1. Deutscher Raketenflug 1934 / Zu Gunsten des Winterhilfswerks”, denominations 1/2 Mark, 1 Mark and 3 Mark, with rocket and globe designs and violet markings. The three values are kept together. The metallic appearance of the 3-Mark example produces reflections in the photograph.
I can combine the shippings strictly following the Catawiki rules.
Following a recent change in international sector regulations, specifically Articles 18 and 19 of the Universal Postal Convention, starting from January 1, 2026, it will no longer be possible to send items (goods with or without commercial value) using International Registered and International Insured services, which will continue to be used exclusively for sending documents.
It means that starting from January 1st, 2026, I will ship abroad only by "POSTE DELIVERY INTERNATIONAL STANDARD" starting from 25,80€ without insurance
Details
Geographic origin
World
Condition
Without address
Title
Zeppelin & Early Aviation – 22 Items: Germany 4 RM, Hungary 1931, Labels, Seals & Ephemera
Has certificate
No
Has expert signature
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