#zeppelin

[semioticapocalypse]

Anonymous. Prussian Baroness, Gisela Josephine von Krieger with her 1936 Mercedes-Benz 540 K Roadster and the Hindenburg Zeppelin above. 1936

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[cptjingo]

(OC) Zeppelin fixes her posture

[graffisicall]

1977, Seattle Washington, WA

[lighterthanairpower]

The airship "Viktoria Luise" over the Kiel Regatta.

[notpulpcovers]

Air Wonder Stories / January 1930 Hans Dominik / Airports for World Traffic (art: A. B. Henninger)

[zeppelinhippiee]

Happy Birthday Robert! 🌿

[facts-i-just-made-up]

hi hi fact person

I desire zeppelins

facts about them

Zeppelins were the most common form of air travel from early 1937 to mid 1937. They looked like colossal cigars and smelled about the same due to their inflation with hydrogen, the most explosive anything ever.

Zeppelins were named after Count Ferdinand May August Heinrich October von Zeppelin, inventor of the phallic symbol. They were discontinued at 7:25 PM on May 6th, 1937 for reasons unknown to historians.