"[German Zeppelin] The LZ-130 Is Germany's Bid",

This large illustration depicts the LZ-130 Zeppelin which was featured in the July 1938 issue of Fortune Magazine. This model is the sister ship to the ill-fated Hindenburg which crashed a year earlier (the LZ-129). Unlike the Hindenburg, this model would be lifted only by helium (avoiding highly flammable hydrogen). The illustration depicts the Zeppelin making landfall, and shows the elaborate design features both internally and externally. The bottom left corner has the name and date “Rolf Klep ‘38." The verso contains prototypes of three other potential "big ships" to carry passengers across the Atlantic including "The Boeing," "The Douglas" and "The Sikorsky," along with numerous illustrations.

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Condition: A

The recto is flawless while the verso has a bit of residue along one fold where it was attached to the magazine. Issued folding.