This book investigates the operational and philatelic history of the Deutsche Lufthansa South Atlantic Airmail Service between 1934 and 1939. It details the routes, aircraft, and logistical challenges of establishing and maintaining this vital airmail link across the Atlantic. The authors draw upon extensive archival research and philatelic records to present a comprehensive account of this significant period in aviation and postal history.

This work is recognized among specialists for its meticulous research into a specific, yet important, niche of aviation and postal history. The authors' detailed approach, combining operational facts with philatelic evidence, provides a definitive resource for collectors and historians interested in the pre-war German airmail services. Its depth suggests it is a valuable reference for those seeking in-depth knowledge on the subject.