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[Page from The Dirigible newsletter, circa June 1919] (Item)

Page from The Dirigible, unidentified issue, circa 1919. The Dirigible, later renamed The Daily Zepp, was the onboard newsletter for the USS Zeppelin, a passenger liner that was converted to an American troop transport after the end of World War I. Newsletter was created by and for American soldiers who were returning home on the ship. One (1) typed page. Inscription on verso: "For Mary. These…

[Pages from The Dirigible newsletter, circa June 1919] (Item)

Pages from The Dirigible, unidentified issue, circa June 1919. The Dirigible, later renamed The Daily Zepp, was the onboard newsletter for the USS Zeppelin, a passenger liner that was converted to an American troop transport after the end of World War I. Newsletter was created by and for American soldiers who were returning home on the ship. Two (2) typed pages.

[Pages from The Dirigible newsletter, circa June 1919] (Item)

Pages from The Dirigible, unidentified issue, circa June 1919. The Dirigible, later renamed The Daily Zepp, was the onboard newsletter for the USS Zeppelin, a passenger liner that was converted to an American troop transport after the end of World War I. Newsletter was created by and for American soldiers who were returning home on the ship. Two (2) typed pages.

[Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 4, June 22, 1919] (Item)

Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 4, June 22, 1919. The Dirigible, later renamed The Daily Zepp, was the onboard newsletter for the USS Zeppelin, a passenger liner that was converted to an American troop transport after the end of World War I. Newsletter was created by and for American soldiers who were returning home on the ship. Three (3) typed pages.

[Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 5, June 23, 1919] (Item)

Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 5, June 23, 1919. The Dirigible, later renamed The Daily Zepp, was the onboard newsletter for the USS Zeppelin, a passenger liner that was converted to an American troop transport after the end of World War I. Newsletter was created by and for American soldiers who were returning home on the ship. Two (2) typed pages.

[Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 1, June 19, 1919] (Item)

Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 1, June 19, 1919. The Dirigible, later renamed The Daily Zepp, was the onboard newsletter for the USS Zeppelin, a passenger liner that was converted to an American troop transport after the end of World War I. Newsletter was created by and for American soldiers who were returning home on the ship. One (1) typed page.

[Newsletter, The Daily Zepp, No. 5, July 26, 1919] (Item)

Newsletter, The Daily Zepp, No. 5, July 26, 1919. The Daily Zepp, previously titled "The Dirigible," was the onboard newsletter for the USS Zeppelin, a passenger liner that was converted to an American troop transport after the end of World War I. Newsletter was created by and for American soldiers who were returning home on the ship. Eight (8) typed pages.

[Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 6, June 24, 1919] (Item)

Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 6, June 24, 1919. The Dirigible, later renamed The Daily Zepp, was the onboard newsletter for the USS Zeppelin, a passenger liner that was converted to an American troop transport after the end of World War I. Newsletter was created by and for American soldiers who were returning home on the ship. Four (4) typed pages.

[Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 8, June 26, 1919] (Item)

Newsletter, The Dirigible, No. 8, June 26, 1919. The Dirigible, later renamed The Daily Zepp, was the onboard newsletter for the USS Zeppelin, a passenger liner that was converted to an American troop transport after the end of World War I. Newsletter was created by and for American soldiers who were returning home on the ship. Four (4) typed pages.