The last page carries a photograph of a White Star Line artist's impression of the vessel steaming on all boilers with the announcement that the ship, the largest in the world, had been in collision with an iceberg in the Newfoundland Banks area and that the vessel had accommodation for 3,000 people. The incident in Southampton Harbour is mentioned. There is an artist's impression of the sinking. A technical drawing compares the height boats were lowered from with a five storey building, another illustrates parts of the vessel, half submereged at sixty degrees, above and below sea level, explaining the disposition of substantial machinery. Textual information is captioned to the illustrations and photographs in these issues.
Body text concerns other articles.
All text is Dutch. Pages are edge faded and there is light foxing throughout. The white cotton stitching is loose and the last page of the last issue is present but detached. Large format French, news and general interest magazine of 8 August 1931. The Graf-Zeppelin takes mail to the expedition at Hooker Island.