This stereoview card from the Keystone View Company captures a striking black and white image of the Graf Zeppelin airship inside a massive hangar. The photograph reveals the enormous size and scale of the rigid airship, with tall ladders and scaffolding positioned adjacent to it, emphasizing its grandeur. The image is printed on cardboard and designed for viewing with a stereoscope, providing a three-dimensional perspective of this iconic airship. The reverse side of the card provides detailed historical context, describing the Graf Zeppelin as the first commercial airship to cross the Atlantic, arriving at Lakehurst, New Jersey, on October 15, 1928. It details the ship’s specifications including its length of 770 feet, height of 116 feet, and the power provided by five 530-horsepower motors. The description highlights the ship's interior features such as crew quarters, passenger cabins, and a mahogany main salon, showcasing the advanced technology and luxury of this pioneering airship. This stereoview is an original first edition piece manufactured in the United States between 1900 and 1924. It provides a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century aviation and the monumental achievements of the Graf Zeppelin, making it an excellent piece for collectors interested in aeronautical history and stereoscopic photography.