Contains: 12 side sketches drawn by Philipp Lenz

View of LZ 104 / L 59 from diagonally in front on a meadow; holding crews stand at the nacelles

Plans and descriptions of LZ104 / L 59

Contains: above all secret correspondence between Luftschiffbau Zeppelin GmbH, the Reichs-Marine-Amt and the various German naval authorities. Commands concerning LZ 113, payment of airships, LZ 112, LZ 111, LZ 109, LZ 106 / L 60, LZ 104 / L 59, LZ 105 / L 58, high-altitude and long-distance run of LZ 105, report of the 4th round of the LZ 113. Journey of L 58, LZ 102 / L 57, secrecy obligation of crew members of L 57, LZ 103 / L 56, LZ 101 / L 55, LZ 99 / L 54, LZ 100 / L 53, elevated journey of L 53, LZ 98 / L 52, LZ 97 / L 51, transfer journey of LZ 97 / L 51, LZ 89 / L 50, LZ 96 / L 49, transfer journey of L 49

Contains: above all secret correspondence between the Reichs-Marine-Amt, the Luftschiffbau Zeppelin GmbH and various other German naval authorities. Commands concerning LZ 113/ L 71, LZ 112 / L 66, payment of airships, LZ111 / L 65, LZ 109 / L 64, LZ 110 / L 63, LZ 107 / L 62, LZ 106 / L 61, transfer and elevation of L 61, LZ 108 / L60, LZ 104 / L 59, report on the Africa voyage of L 59, L 58 / LZ 105

b/w-photo of L 59 on the meadow in front of the airship hangar Jambol;side view of the airship;view from the hangar to the outside (inside dark)

b/w-photo of L 59 on the meadow;front view of the airship;people standing around the gondola

b/w photo of L 59 on the meadow;group of people around the gondola

View of the driver's gondola hovering at a low height above the holding crews;one of the engine gondolas can be seen in the background;view from diagonally forward to starboard

Close-up of the ejection device in the nacelle; to the right of it a part of the timing chains of the side steering can be seen.

Content of the CD with material collection on East Africa airship L 59 (LZ104) and airship FriedrichEngelke (1881-1918):- Photos: Engelke in Varel (1914); Engelke with woman and child in Lichterfelde (06.1917); Fritz last holiday day in Lichterfelde (13.01.1915); photo with woman; Engelke in Jamboli (12.1917 02.1918); Engelke with other persons (Friedrichshafen 01.1918 Wilhelmshaven 1915); Engelke in Jamboli (12.1917); E. at Christmas 1914 on board the Santa Elena (ship steamer/aircraft mother ship); group photo at the engine gun course in Seeheim (1916); group photo in cabin (1914); group photo after the return from the Africa trip, Jamboli (12th century); group photo after the return from the Africa trip, Jamboli (12th century); group photo at the Africa trip, Jamboli (12th century); group photo at the Africa trip, Jamboli (12th century); group photo at the Africa trip, Jamboli (12th century); group photo at the Africa trip, Jamboli (12th century).1917); Prisenkommando (Engelke with Ernst Fegert Bernhard Wiesemann);- Various unlabelled recordings;- Summaries of L 23 (LZ66), LZ 102, LZ 104 (in Word format)

Group picture of the entire crew together with Captain Ludwig Bockholt in Jamboli; in the background the lower struts of the radio mast can be seen.

Vertical aerial view of a strongly shaded oasis with a possible tent camp

Contains:among other things plans for the 7-engine ship;list of necessary changes for LZ 104 / L 59 in 7-engine ship

Contains:inter alia.performance comparisons of the ships of type LZ 104 / L 59 and LZ 106 / L 62;Plan 7-engine-ship

Map with the two routes

View of the stern from starboard even before the hull has been removed;in the background in front of the hall gate there is a nose tip;rear engine nacelle visible between the supporting structure

Hull centre part of the ship from port;hull removed;hull divided into two parts;well interior view of Staakener hall;heating [?]

View of the front part of the fuselage at the level of the gondola, which is visible between the supporting structure from diagonally front port side;hull still present

View of the middle part of the hull, from which the hull is already removed and which is already divided into two parts; at bow and stern the hull is still removed

The hull has been taken apart in the middle to be able to insert the other rings at this point;assembly ring visible;no workers in the hall;good interior view of the Staakener Halle

View of the hull centre section from aft port side; the hull is just removed with the help of fire ladders

Scale airship shape comparison of the ships LZ 1, LZ 5, LZ 18, LZ 40, LZ 62, LZ 104, LZ 113, LZ 120, LZ 126;

Scale airship shape comparison of the ships LZ 1, LZ 5, LZ 18, LZ 40, LZ 62, LZ 104, LZ 113, LZ 120, LZ 126, LZ 127, LZ 129

Side view of the command gondola of LZ 104 / L 59 with holding crew and uniformed onlookers;a crew member climbs over a ladder from the gondola into the hull of the ship

Side view of the gondola of LZ 104 / L 59; holding crews hold the gondola while a crew member is helped to board the aircraft

L 59 command gondola from diagonally below, crew members at the windows and on the gondola when entering the ship's hull

LZ 104 is pulled into the hall by the holding crews with the bow ahead, with the gate open in front of the bow of the ship.

View of LZ 104 / L 59 from diagonally below; holding crews pull it out of the hall in Jamboli; the rear nacelle of the machine is clearly visible.

Stern view of LZ 104 / L 59 during the hall out in Jamboli; holding crews pull the ship out of the hall

Side view of LZ 104 / L 59 in larger height

Contains: Reports from LZ104 / L 59 and LZ 102 / L 57Darin: weather charts; route; barogram, expert opinion

Technical data are listed handwritten on the back.

View of the ship from diagonally below behind as it travels over the hall at a low height

View of the ship at low altitude above the oasis

View of the ship above the pyramids, in the foreground river with palm trees

The stern of LZ 104 / L 59 already protrudes from the airship hangar in Jamboli; holding crews pull the ship out of the hangar on lines; in the foreground you can see a rail-like structure leading to the hangar.

L 59 is pulled out of the airship hangar stern ahead, retaining crews to the right and left of the ship

View from diagonally forward starboard of the ship pulled out of the hall by the holding crews; both Staakener halls and the ship are easily recognizable; naval airship number is legible