An Airmail Transported By Airship Lz 127 Graf Zeppelin Hold on a black wool zig

on a black wool zig zag patterned base

(engraved: F/L W

for all Army ranks below Commissioned Officers

Footnote: James Wilson was born in Glasgow Scotland in 1888 and was working as a Logger in British Columbia when he enlisted in March 1916

Application for the Award of the Canadian Forces Decoration and Death Certificate

An Airmail Transported By Airship Lz 127 Graf Zeppelin Hold on a black wool zigMeasures 8. 9 x 13. 9 cm; Date of item: July 1st, 1929; The postcard shows a photograph of the flying airship. The name Graf Zeppelin and the registration no. D LZ127 are clearly visible. On the back is a handwritten note: Mit L. Z. 127 befrdert (transported by L. Z. 127). The sender was A. Lehmann from Stuttgart, Germany, the recipient was Miss Milly Kempf in Rochester, New Jersey, USA. Next to an airmail stamp there is a special stamp that reads