  Iron suffers from high levels of depletion in the highly ionized environments
of planetary nebulae, making the direct determination of undepleted elemental
iron abundances difficult. Zinc, which does not suffer from the same depletion
effects as iron, may be used as a surrogate element to measure iron abundances
as there is an approximately constant zinc-to-iron ratio across a wide range of
metallicities. In this paper, we report zinc abundances of six Galactic Bulge
planetary nebulae determined from new observations taken with ISAAC on the Very
Large Telescope, Chile, prior to the instrument's decommissioning as well as a
further three based upon literature observations. UVES data of the sample
planetary nebulae are presented and have been used to derive abundances,
temperatures and densities of a variety of elements and ions. The abundances
derived from the UVES data agree well with results from the literature. [Zn/H],
determined from the ISAAC observations, is found to be generally sub-solar and
[O/Zn] is found to be either consistent or enriched with respect to Solar.
