Set Date(s)
18-19 June 1932
On 18 June 1932, the Graf Zeppelin (LZ-127) departed Friedrichshafen for the Netherlands.
Most mail outbound from Germany bore either a Friedrichshafen or on-board cancel.


All mail received a violet confirmation stamp.

he LZ-127 first stopped at Enschede, where mail was dropped and taken on board.

After exchanging mail at Enschede, the LZ-127 flew to Rotterdam, dropping mail at Groningen en route.


Mail that arrived back in Friedrichshafen was stamped with a new Friedrichshafen arrival cancel.

On 18 June 1932, the Graf Zeppelin (LZ-127) departed Friedrichshafen for the Netherlands.
Most mail outbound from Germany bore either a Friedrichshafen or on-board cancel.


All mail received a violet confirmation stamp.

he LZ-127 first stopped at Enschede, where mail was dropped and taken on board.

After exchanging mail at Enschede, the LZ-127 flew to Rotterdam, dropping mail at Groningen en route.


Mail that arrived back in Friedrichshafen was stamped with a new Friedrichshafen arrival cancel.
