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This lot of seven 1930s DIE LUFTREISE magazines is ** SOLD **

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The heavily illustrated Nazi magazine DIE LUFTREISE (the Air Journey), was a "monthly magazine for worldwide air travel."

This lot contains the January and February 1935, February, April, May and September 1937 and March 1939 issues of DIE LUFTREISE with 165 pages total. Each of the seven magazines measures 8-1/4 x 10-1/4 inches and they were published by Friedrich v. Schack of Berlin.

Articles in these seven issues of DIE LUFTREISE cover news of the German Lufthansa and the Aero-Club of Germany as well as articles about air travel over the Saarland, air mail to South America and across the Atlantic, the 42nd birthday of Nazi Aviation Minister Hermann Goering, air travel during bad weather, Zeppelins, the role of Germany in international air travel, Stuttgart seen from the air, the launch of the fourth Lufthansa Flugsicherungsschiff, the Junkers Ju 86 'Kismet' during the "Oasis Flight" competition, Japanese aviators at Tempelhof in Berlin, 25 years of German aviation research, honoring French Atlantic flight pioneer Jean Mermoz, a Ju52 flight to Stockholm, aboard the D-Apis from Berlin to Copenhagen, Tag der Luftwaffe, Hermann Göring commemorative coins, a preview of the 1940 IVA exhibition in Cologne, night flights over the Pacific Ocean, and more.

There is an article by Staatssekretär der Luftfahrt Erhard Milch, the official announcements of the deaths of Professor Dr. Ing. Hugo Junkers and Dr. Ing. Eberhard von Brauchitsch, the 1937 summer flight schedule of Lufthansa, and reviews for new books on aviation and air travel.

The seven Third Reich issues of DIE LUFTREISE contain great period advertising for aviation related items such as Junkers airplane parts and the Ju52, the Focke-Wulf, Arado Ar68, Heinkel, Siemens airplane engines, Dornier Flugboote, Askania gauges, Neophan sunglasses, medication to combat air sickness, and travel destinations such as Dusseldorf, Hannover, Leipzig, Frankfurt/Main, Cologne, Essen and many others.

Complete and in good used condition, with taped spines. No odor.