Antwort auf: LZ127 in Sevilla 1930

Thanks a lot, Klaus. From Sevilla to Paris by air then.
That is what I already felt more comfortable about, since:
– there is a Spanish airmail cancel and extra payment (but it was the initial intention to go by air anyway, they did not know in advance that they would be late for the LZ127 …)
– station Gare du Nord is not where trains from the south arrive,
but for trains to and from the north.
So, I take it that ‘Gare du Nord – Avion’ would mean ‘coming
from the airport’. not ‘going to’

Plattenfehler: a pity. But the ‘Blitz neben Adler’ is one, isn’t it?
How rare is it? I think not very rare in fact. See Anhaenge …