Hindenburg Collection

This collection features authentic artifacts recovered from the wreckage of the LZ 129 Hindenburg following its tragic destruction in 1937. Each specimen represents a direct physical connection to one of the most well known events in aviation history.

The airship skin specimens are original exterior fabric from the Hindenburg itself. These pieces preserve the layered construction and metallic coating used to seal and protect the massive airframe during flight.

The gas cell fragments come from the internal structure that once contained the hydrogen used for lift. These rare materials offer insight into the engineering methods and risks that defined the early age of lighter than air travel.

Every artifact in this collection is individually preserved and accompanied by historical context. These pieces are ideal for collectors, educators, and anyone drawn to the science, technology, and human story behind the Hindenburg.