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| Photographer | Fotograaf onbekend |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo |
| Caption | The American nonrigid airship J 4 of Goodyear is the first airship at the mooring mast on top of the Empire State Building, New York, The United States of America, 27 December 1930. |
| Photographer | Fotograaf onbekend |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo |
| Caption | The French nonrigid airship Hélicostat in front of the hangars on airfield Orly. It can be handled by five men. Paris, France, 1931. |
| Photographer | Fotograaf onbekend |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo |
| Caption | The American nonrigid airship Puritan of Goodyear is magnified to be able to fly on helium. It is moored to a rolling mooring mast on a autobus. Washington, the United States of America, 4 December 1930. |
| Photographer | G. Devred |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo |
| Caption | Étienne Oehmichen in the drivers seat of the French nonrigid airship Hélicostat he designed. On airfield Orly. Paris, France, 10 September 1931. |
| Photographer | Fotograaf onbekend |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo |
| Caption | Étienne Oehmichen during a test flight, alone in the French nonrigid airship Hélicostat he designed, above airfield Orly, Paris, France, 12 August 1931. |
| Photographer | Fotograaf onbekend |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo/Het Leven/Fotograaf onbekend |
| Caption | A number of participants in the 'Hollandfahrt' of October 13, 1929 are posing in front of the German airship L.Z. 127 Graf Zeppelin in the hangar in Friedrichshafen. Front row centre: correspondent Max Blokzijl. |
| Photographer | Fotograaf onbekend |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo/Het Leven/Fotograaf onbekend |
| Caption | The German airship Parseval VI, crashed on its way to Amsterdam, the Netherlands in April 1911. |
| Photographer | Fotograaf onleesbaar |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo/Het Leven |
| Caption | The French airship République crashed with the four men to the left (captain Marchal, lieutenant Chauré, aide-de-camp Reaux and aide-de-camp Vincent) from a height of 200 meter. The fifth passenger eventually did not go along, September 1909. |
| Photographer | Fotograaf onbekend |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo/Fotograaf onbekend |
| Caption | The by Umberto Nobile designed, by Norway purchased semirigid airship N 1 Norge before it leaves for the North Pole, aboard among others Roald Amundson. |
| Photographer | Fotograaf onbekend |
| Credits | Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo |
| Caption | The English airship R 100 returns to the mooring mast in Cardington after the journey to Canada, 16 August 1930. |
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