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Airship hindenburg Black & White Stock Photos
RMG57HB9–HINDENBURG: The German airship 'Hindenburg', sporting swastika flags on her tail fins, flying over the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. On May 6th 1937 the airship exploded in a ball of fire as she came in to land in New Jersey, USA. At least 33 passengers and crew were killed.
RM2BW3XFJ–Experiment design to speed up mail delivery via the German airship Hindenburg is being tried out. The idea is that a very fast aeroplane with mail on board is released from a hook under the airship's hull while she is still a considerable distance from her destination. The aeroplane flies on ahead of the airship, delivers the mail, and returns to her hook. Photo shows: The aeroplane leaving the Hindenburg. 2 April 1937
RM2GXTA21–The airship Hindenburg in flames on landing at Lakehurst Naval Station inManchester Township, USA on the 6th May 1937
RMHT2ER0–German Zeppelin airship 'Hindenburg' moored at Lakehurst, New Jersey, c1936 (c1937). Artist: Unknown.
RM2DBHWTE–'The airship LZ 129 ''Hindenburg'' beside a blimp of the US Navy in a hangar in Lakehurst.'
RMTA2BFR–On the 'National Holiday' of May 1, 1937, letters and postcards could be sent by means of a special flight from Hindenburg. These got this special stamp. The flight of Hindenburg reached Berlin from Frankfurt am Main and back.
RMF7NP8D–The Hindenburg, a large German commercial passenger-carrying rigid airship, destroyed by fire on May 6, 1937, at the end of the first North American transatlantic journey at Lakehurst Naval Air Station in Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States.
RMBX3MYR–HINDENBURG DISASTER 6 May 1937. German passenger airship LZ 129 photographed by Sam Shere at Lakehurst Naval Air Station.
RM2AHGY84–Left side view of German airship Zeppelin LZ 129 Hindenburg burning at Lakehurst, New Jersey, 6 May 1937; the disaster occured while the airship was landing. In this photo, the rear half of the ship is on fire but the ship is still above the ground; nose is pitched sharply upwards.
RM2GXTA05–The airship Hindenburg in flames on landing at Lakehurst Naval Station inManchester Township, USA on the 6th May 1937
RM2AMW4R0–Photo of the Hindenburg entering the airship hangar at Santa Cruz, Rio De Janiero, Brazil, following its first transatlantic crossing in April of 1936. Note the temporary tail fin repair after the fin was damaged during a propaganda flight in Germany on March 26, 1936.
RMKWC3TD–The German passenger airship Hindenburg seconds after catching fire, May 6, 1937. At 200 feet above the ground, flames erupt on top and in the back of the ship. It descended as it burned, reaching the ground as a metal skeleton after the fabric covering burned away in less than 30 seconds. (BSLOC 2015 14 188)
RMT198N4–transport / transportation, aviation, airship, zeppelin LZ 129 'Hindenburg', interior view, dining hall, 1936, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMW7F1HP–German Zeppelin airship 'Hindenburg' moored at Lakehurst, New Jersey, c1936 (c1937). Artist: Unknown.
RFRT56FR–The explosion of the airship Hindenburg upon docking at Lakehurst, New Jersey on May 6, 1937.
RMBNYC17–LZ 129 HINDENBURG German commercial airship catches fire while mooring at Lakehurst Naval Station, New Jersey on 6 May 1937
RM2BW3P1N–Germany ' s giant new airship LZ 129 Hindenburg nearly finished . Germany ' s great new airship LZ 129 is nearing completion at the Friedrichshafar zepplin building centre . 24 September 1935
RM2GXTA4K–The airship Hindenburg in flames on landing at Lakehurst Naval Station inManchester Township, USA on the 6th May 1937
RM2BW3M33–Germany starts work on airship to beat the ' Hindenburg ' . Work has started at the Friedrichshafen zeppelin building center , on LZ 130 , an airship which will be greater and finer than even LZ129 , the Hindenburg . The skeleton of the new airship is at present being constructed . Photo shows , a general view of work on the new airship at Freiedrichshafen . . 4 June 1936
RM2BW3W83–' Hindenburg ' Germany ' s giant airship , at Rio De Janeiro . These pictures just received in London by air , show the ' Hindenburg ' , Germany ' s gigantic new airship , at the Santa Cruz aerodrome Rio de Janeiro agter her maiden voyage to South America from Friedrichshaven . A special mast and hangar had been built at the aerodrome to accommadate the new airship . Photo shows , the Hindenburg being steered towards the mouring mast at Rio de Janeiro . 13 April 1936
RMGAGP7K–The nose piece of the R101 under construction at the Royal Airship Works at Cardington in Bedfordshire. The R101 Airship was a British airship that crashed on October 5, 1930, in France, during its maiden overseas voyage, killing 48 people. Amongst airship accidents of the 1930s, the loss of life surpassed the Hindenburg disaster of 1937, and was second only to that of the USS Akron crash of 1933. The demise of the R101 effectively ended British employment of rigid airships.
RMEH4K16–HINDENBURG DISASTER The German passenger airship LZ129 catches fire during an attempt to dock with it's mooring mast at US Naval Station Lakekurst, New Jersey, 6 May 1937.
RM2CWBME0–Black and white photograph of the dirigible Hindenburg exploding in the USA on 6 May 1937.
RM2AMW4X4–The U.S. Coast Guard Douglas RD-4 Spica (s/n V-125) escorts the German Zeppelin LZ 129 Hindenburg on arrival at Lakehurst, New Jersey (USA), after its inaugural flight from Friedrichshafen, Germany, on the early morning of 9 May 1936. The decommissioned U.S. Navy airship USS Los Angeles (ZR-3) is visible in the background. May 9, 1936
RM2BX5609–Crash of the airship LZ 129 Hindenburg, Lakehurst on 06.05.1937. In the foreground is the anchor mast.
RMB3YK7N–transport/transportation, aviation, airships, Zeppelin, LZ 129 'Hindenburg', Friedrichshafen, 1936, ,
RM2GXT9Y8–The airship Hindenburg in flames on landing at Lakehurst Naval Station inManchester Township, USA on the 6th May 1937
RMBB68AD–transport/transportation, aviation, airships, Zeppelin, LZ 129 'Hindenburg', over Munich, March 1936, ,
RM2BW3W9J–' Hindenburg ' Germany ' s giant airship , at Rio De Janeiro . These pictures just received in London by air , show the ' Hindenburg ' , Germany ' s gigantic new airship , at the Santa Cruz aerodrome Rio de Janeiro agter her maiden voyage to South America from Friedrichshaven . A special mast and hangar had been built at the aerodrome to accommadate the new airship . Photo shows , the Hindenburg being fastened to her mooring mast at Rio de Janeiro . 13 April 1936
RMDB3N7C–transport/transportation, aviation, airships, Zeppelin, LZ 129 'Hindenburg', over Friedrichshafen, 1936, , Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2K9GA5T–The Hindenburg disaster May 6, 1937 in Lakehurst, Anonymous. Photograph, 1937, Private Collection
RMB41C8T–transport/transportation, aviation, airships, Zeppelin, disaster of LZ 129 'Hindenburg', Lakehurst, New Jersey, 6.5.1937, explosion, ,
RMB406AF–transport/transportation, aviation, airships, Zeppelin, LZ 129 'Hindenburg', test flight, crew in front of the pod, Friedrichshafen, 4.3.1936, ,
RMKWC5AT–The German passenger airship Hindenburg seconds after catching fire, May 6, 1937. At 200 feet above the ground, flames erupt on top and in the back of the ship. It descended as it burned, reaching the ground as a metal skeleton after the fabric covering burned away in less than 30 seconds. (BSLOC 2015 14 188)
RMB41C8K–transport/tranposrtation, LZ 129 Hindenburg, last flight, over New York City on its way to Lakehurst, 6.5.1937, aerial view, Manhattan, ,
RMD18KAR–Hindenburg Airship under construction. The almost complete steel frame at the Zeppelin works at Friedrichshafen, Germany.
RM2A2EJTJ–Zeppelin Hindenburg LZ 129 bei der Olympiafahrt über dem Flughafen Berlin Tempelhof, Deutschland 1930er Jahre. Zeppeilin Hindenburg LZ 129 at its olympic ride over Tempelhof airport at Berlin, Germany 1930s.
RM2BX55YY–American marines keep honor guard at the wreck of the 'Hindenburg' at the Lakehurst airfield.
RME5GM45–1937 Daily Mail page 13 reporting the Hindenburg zeppelin disaster at Lakehurst, New Jersey
RM2BX560W–Commission of inquiry into the crash of the 'Hindenburg' at Lakehurst. In the middle, Dr. Eckener, right behind him, Dr. Duerr.
RM2BW3NKC–First pictures of Hindenburg arrival in America . Brought to Europe by giant airship on return flight . These pictures , brought back to Europe by the Hindenburg herself on her record return flight , are the first received in London of the arrival of the world ' s largest airship at Lakehurst , New Jersey , after her record maiden crossing of the North Atlantic . Hindenburg crossed to America in 69 hours and completed the return flight in record time at an average speed of 78 miles an hour . The Atlantic was crossed in 29 hours 22 minutes . These pictures are taken from the Goumont British fil
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