ORIGINAL HINDENBURG HEAD DINING STEWARD EUGEN NUNNENMACHER AUTOGRAPHED ARCHIV

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ORIGINAL - ** LZ-129 HINDENBURG 's HEAD DINING STEWARD " EUGEN NUNNENMACHER " AUTOGRAPHED ARCHIVE
THIS ORIGINAL ARCHIVE WAS SENT TO AN ADMIRER IN THE UNITED STATES IN THE LATE 1970's.
THE ARCHIVE INCLUDES:
ORIGINAL RETURN ADDRESS PORTION OF A POSTALLY USED POSTAL COVER FROM DECEMBER 1979 FROM EUGEN NUNNENMACHER WITH HIS RETURN ADDRESS THAT INCLUDES HIS ORIGINAL AUTOGRAPHED NAME :
EUGEN NUNNENMACHER
AND HIS
GERMAN ADDRESS AT THE TIME
IN BLUE BALL POINT PEN. DIMENSIONS : 6 1/8" x 1 5/8"
ORIGINAL AGFA PARTRIDGE BRANDED PROFESSIONAL PHOTO of  * EUGEN NUNNENMACHER'S RESTAURANT IN 1953 SCHWARZWALD in (
Baden-Württemberg Land)
GERMANY.  ORIGINAL AUTOGRAPH DETAILED ON THE REVERSE  IN BLUE BALL POINT PEN BY * EUGEN NUNNENMACHER. DIMENSIONS : 7" x 4 15/16" . CONDITION IS EXTREMELY FINE.
ORIGINAL AGFA BRANDED PROFESSIONAL PHOTO of  * EUGEN NUNNENMACHER'S RESTAURANT IN 1965 in HEIDENHEIM , GERMANY. ORIGINAL AUTOGRAPH DETAILED ON THE REVERSE IN BLUE BALL POINT PEN BY * EUGEN NUNNENMACHER. DIMENSIONS : 4 3/16" x 3". CONDITION IS EXTREMELY FINE.
ORIGINAL WAR TIME (WATERMARKED:
HAUSADLER-BANK
) "
REICHSBAHN=GASTSTATTE "
PERSONALIZED LETTERHEAD FROM * EUGEN NUNNENMACHER'S RESTARAUNT IN 1940's STUTTGART AFTER HE SURVIVED THE ** HINDENBURG DISASTER AND BEFORE IT WAS BOMBED DURING THE WAR. DIMENSIONS : 8 1/4" x 11 5/8" CONDITION IS VERY FINE WITH 2 HORIZONTAL FOLD LINES AND A TINY PAPER CLIP RUST SPOT AT THE TOP FRONT LEFT EDGE.
REPRODUCTION OF AN
AUTOBIOGRAPHY ON A
** HINDENBURG LETTERHEAD
OF * EUGEN NUNNENMACHER
. DIMENSIONS : 8 1/2" x 11". CONDITION IS EXTREMELY FINE.
PLEASE READ THE CONTENT OF HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL LETTER ATTACHED...
(please see pictures)
NONE OF THIS ITEMS IN THIS
ARCHIVE ARE A COPY OR REPRODUCTION OTHER THEN THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF * EUGEN NUNNENMACHER.
PLEASE SEE MY 100% POSITIVE FEEDBACK AND BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
*
EUGEN NUNNENMACHER
WAS THE HEAD DINING ROOM STEWARD (SALON-STEWARD) ON THE LZ-129 HINDENBURG. HIS LOCATION AT THE TIME OF THE DISASTER WAS THE DINING ROOM SALON AREA.
**
LZ-129 HINDENBURG
(LUFTSCHIFF ZEPPELIN #129; REGISTRATION D-LZ 129) WAS A LARGE GERMAN COMMERCIAL PASSENGER-CARRYING RIGID AIRSHIP, THE LEAD SHIP OF THE HINDENBURG CLASS, THE LONGEST CLASS OF FLYING MACHINE AND THE LARGEST AIRSHIP BY ENVELOPE VOLUME.  IT WAS DESIGNED AND BUILT BY THE ZEPPELIN COMPANY (LUFTSCHIFFBAU ZEPPELIN GMBH) ON THE SHORES OF LAKE CONSTANCE IN FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, GERMANY, AND WAS OPERATED BY THE GERMAN
ZEPPELIN AIRLINE COMPANY (DEUTSCHE ZEPPELIN-REEDEREL).  THE AIRSHIP FLEW FROM MARCH 1936 UNTIL IT WAS DESTROYED BY FIRE 14 MONTHS LATER ON MAY 6, 1937 WHILE ATTEMPTING TO LAND AT LAKEHURST NAVAL AIR STATION IN MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY, AT THE END OF THE FIRST NORTH AMERICAN TRANSATLANTIC JOURNEY OF ITS SECOND SEASON OF SERVICE WITH THE LOSS OF 36 LIVES.