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These societies might be of interest for zeppelin mail collectors.
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Zeppelin mail collectors clubs
There are not many zeppelin mail collectors clubs around, this is an overview over the few active societies:
THE ZEPPELIN COLLECTORS CLUB is a study unit of the American Airmail Society AAMS and affiliate #135 of the American Philatelic Society (APS).
http://www.ezep.de/zc/zc.html 
The largest international zeppelin study group, founded by John Duggan in 1987. You are currently on our website
http://www.ezep.de/zsg/zsg.html 
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Other societies with frequent zeppelin mail activities
These societies do not specialize in zeppelin mail, but they have frequent zeppelin mail activities:
Since Jim Graue took over editorship of the GPS publication, this society became quite heavy on zeppelin mail and catapult mail.
http://germanyphilatelicsocietyusa.org/index.html 
Bob Wilcsek publishes there frequently zeppelin mail columns
http://www.americanairmailsociety.org/ 
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Other philatelic societies
It is not all about zeppelin mail: There are many other philatelic societies with a close relationship to the ZEPPELIN STUDY GROUP:
The center of German philately in the UK
http://www.germanphilately.org/ 
The source of philately and postal history of Hong Kong
http://www.hongkongstudycircle.com/ 
Abwürfe, die ins Wasser fielen....
"5. SOUTH AMERICA FLIGHT" LZ 127 1936
1933 Dispatch from Miami to Sevilla, Spain
Wieder auf dem Besatzungspost (Crew Post)
Japanese zeppelin NT – Nippon Airship Corporation bankrupt
Zeppelin LZ-129 Hindenburg crash cover from May 6, 1937
Zeppelin LZ-5, Z-II strands at Weilburg, 100 years ago
Zeppelin Post Journal, Spring2010 issue
Zeppelin NT 2010 flight season started at Friedrichshafen