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WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
R. F. Foster (disambiguation); Foster, R. F.; R F Foster; R.F. Foster; RF Foster; Foster, R.F.

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AMERICAN ARCHITECT
Richard F. Graf
Richard Franklin Graf (1863–1940) was an American architect active primarily in Knoxville, Tennessee and the vicinity in the early 20th century. His works include Stratford Mansion (1910), Sterchi Building (1921),Ann Bennett, National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form for Stratford, 23 March 2009.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R._F._Graf
Hermann Graf (artist)         
GERMAN PAINTER
Hermann Graf, German Artist
Herman Graf (1873 in Frankfurt – 1940) was a German painter known for his introspective interior scenes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_Graf_(artist)
LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin         
  • alt=A graphite drawing on coarse-weave paper. The view inside the keel corridor; a series of V-shaped trellis girders are coming down from the structural members above. At their apex they support a narrow walkway. Along the walkway are small beds, each one with a large fabric hood at the head end. We can see one on the left and three on the right. The nearer ones are occupied by resting crewmen. At the let, behind a dark shape, a man is leaning forwards.
  • alt=A pale green handbill or poster. In black is the title "To South America by Zeppelin", followed by the schedule for the ten departures of 1934, roughly every two weeks from June to October. There is an aeroplane connection from Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires. There is a price list and the booking address is that of HAPAG in London.
  • alt=Looking down the interior of a partially completed airship frame. Two passageways are highlighted; one along the bottom and one right through the middle. The closest two structural polygons are also highlighted; the cantilevers on the nearest one are visible. The two people in the foreground are barely visible.
  • alt=A black-and-white photograph from under the airship's hull while on the ground. In the right middle ground a crewman wearing a leather cap is leaning out of one of the engine nacelles. The wooden grain is visible in the two-bladed propeller, which is stationary and horizontal. The rear engine nacelle is visible and the bottom of the fin. Around 30 people are visible, and about 10 are around the rear nacelle. One man is walking briskly towards the camera. In the background are two large hangars, of unequal size.
  • Drummond-Hay on board the ''Graf Zeppelin'', August 1929
  • 2}}. The stamps are cancelled by a postmark: "Berlin, 26.5.34", and a red cachet saying: "Deutsche Luftpost: Europa-Sudamerika" with a motif of a zeppelin and a Dornier Wal. On the left is the receiving postmark: "Buenos Aires, Argentina 31 May 1934"
  • alt=A piece of badly distressed fabric on a red background. The fabric is crossed by three seams and there are three eyelets at the bottom of it.
  • alt=A black-and-white photograph from slightly above of the Graf Zeppelin, a large slim airship, flying from right to left against a low sun. The ground below is misty and consists of rolling hills, woods, and a meandering road which is catching the sun. The silvery airship is also reflecting the sun. It bears black swastikas on white circles on its vertical tail surfaces.
  • Barolo Palace]] in [[Buenos Aires]] (1934)
  • ''Malygin'']] on a Soviet stamp (1931)
  • alt=A rectangular postage stamp, torn from a perforated sheet. It is in landscape format and is printed with blue ink on a white background. At the top it says "Graf Zeppelin: Pan-American Flight" and on the bottom "$2.60 United States Postage $2.60". In between is a depiction of the airship, flying from right to left, against a background of the planet Earth. Stylised clouds swim across the scene, and rays of sunlight are shining in from the top-left corner.
  • alt=A large tall grey concrete hangar, with the main doors slightly open. In the background, a blue sky. In the foreground are a row of individual aircraft shelters. In one of them, an F-5 is visible in silhouette.
  • alt=A plan of the airship's gondola accommodation, as described in the text.
  • alt=A black-and-white photograph. The Graf Zeppelin flies from left to right, with a high sun glinting off its envelope. The two right and the rear engine nacelles are visible, and the very base of the control room is catching the sun. Behind it are rocks, mountains and sea and a large city, Rio de Janeiro, built around a bay.
  • alt=A dilapidated egg-shaped streamlined nacelle on display in a museum. The pointed end is towards the camera and has a large adjustable rectangular vent.
  • alt=An elegant drinking cup on a saucer. Both are in white ceramic with pale blue and gold decoration.
  • alt=The reverse side of a postcard. A Cyrillic inscription is printed at the top, then "Par Avion". The two stamps are for 30 kopecks (magenta on white) and 1 rouble (black on white). They show a dramatic depiction of the airship above the icebreaker, with a polar bear on a spur of ice in the foreground. At the top is the hammer and sickle of the Soviet Union and the words "Pole du Nord 1931". At the bottom is a legend in Cyrillic script. There are four postmarks; bottom-left says "25 VII 31 Leningrad" and the bottom right "27.8.31 Lorch". An address in Lorch, Germany, is type-written below. At left are three cachets and a "Par Avion" sticker with Cyrillic translation.
  • Internal components and gas cell locations shown schematically, excluding passenger and engine gondolas
  • alt=The gondola while the airship is being manoeuvred on the round. Around forty people on the ground are manhandling it. Two officers are visible in the gondola, one looking down at the people, the other looking backwards. The ram air turbine is folded flush with the gondola's side.
  • ''Graf Zeppelin'' over Jerusalem on 26 March 1929.
GERMAN ZEPPELIN (RIGID AIRSHIP)
Airship LZ127 Graf Zeppelin; LZ 127; LZ127; LZ-127; Graf Zeppelin I; Graf Zeppelin (LZ 127)
LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin () was a German passenger-carrying, hydrogen-filled rigid airship that flew from 1928 to 1937. It offered the first commercial transatlantic passenger flight service.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LZ_127_Graf_Zeppelin

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R. F. Foster

R. F. Foster may refer to:

  • Robert Frederick Foster (1853–1945), disseminator of the rules of many card games
  • R. F. Foster (historian) (born 1949), Robert Fitzroy Foster, professor of Irish History
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R. F. Foster
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