File:Mobile mooring mast at Goodyear airdock Akron Ohio.jpg
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English: Postcard of a mobile mooring dock for airships. The company Goodyear-Zeppelin was a joint venture between the US Goodyear company and the German Zeppelin company. The partnership began circa 1929 and ended circa 1939-1941 due to political changes in Germany. The dock is at the Goodyear Airdock in Akron, Ohio. The Airdock hangar is seen at the right of the card. |
| Date | between circa 1929 and circa 1941; the US company was known as Goodyear Aircraft beginning in 1939. The partnership between Goodyear and Zeppelin was totally dissolved by 1941. |
| Source | back |
| Author | Akron Stationery Company |
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