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Alberto Santos-Dumont flying his airship number 10, 1903.

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Alberto Santos-Dumont landing his airship number 9 in Longchamp, Paris, 1903.

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Maurice Berteaux, minister for the war in the Lebaudy airship, 3rd November 1905.

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Santos-Dumont's airship departing from Trouville, France, 1905.

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The new airship of Alberto Santos-Dumont, 30th September 1900.

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Henri Giffard's steerable airship of 1852, 1903.

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The lion aeronauts, 1903.

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Airship LZ127 'Graf Zeppelin' moored at Loewental, Germany, 1933.

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Airship LZ127 'Graf Zeppelin' landing on Lake Constance, Germany, 1933.

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115 PS Daimler airship engine of Zeppelin LZ 6, c1909-1910 (1933).

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The airship 'Graf Zepplin' over London, August 1931 (1936).

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Airship LZ127 'Graf Zeppelin', seen from below, 1933.

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Count Zeppelin saluted by members of the naval airship fleet, Germany, 1914-1917 (1933).

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Zeppelin LZ2 after its destruction, 1906 (1933).

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Soviet airship landing crew, Moscow, USSR, 1930 (1933).

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The attempt by the Count de la Vaulx to cross the Mediterranean by balloon, 1901. Artist: P Doye

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Zeppelin LZ 127 'Graf Zeppelin' after landing, 1933.

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Rear gondola, Zeppelin LZ 127 'Graf Zeppelin', 1933.

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Ceremony celebrating the crossing of the equator on board the airship 'Graf Zeppelin', 1930 (1933).

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Loading provisions, Zeppelin LZ 127 'Graf Zeppelin', 1933.

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The airship of Pierre and Paul Lebaudy, France, 1903.

The airship of Pierre and Paul Lebaudy, France, 1903. The Lebaudy Brothers' airship was an attempt by French designers to counter the achievements of Germany, where Count Zeppelin had made tentative flights with his first dirigible in 1900. It was 183 feet long, held 80,000 cubic feet of gas, and was powered by a 40hp Daimler engine. On 12 November 1904 it succeeded in covering 38 miles from Moisson to the Champ de Mars in Paris in one hour and 41 minutes. Front cover from the magazine 'La Vie au Grand Air', 19 November 1903.

Unique Identifier AR943814

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3620px × 4848px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Transportation, Air