A Postcard To Japan Carried By The Airship “Graf Zeppelin” On Its First Flight certificate_of_authenticity that he was not married

that he was not married and that his trade was that of Office Clerk

Paragon (K Class Destroyer)

this CHQ is prepared to recommend extension of service for not more than six months to allow Cpl Dixon a reasonable period to plan his rehabilitation

before being transferred to the Canadian Casualty Assembly Centre at Folkestone on July 23rd

A Postcard To Japan Carried By The Airship “Graf Zeppelin” On Its First Flight certificate_of_authenticity that he was not marriedAirship Graf Zeppelin airmail to Japan, 14 x 9 cm. Date of item: 1929. Condition: very good, signs of aging. A postcard sent by airmail with the airship L. Z. 127 Graf Zeppelin on its first flight around the world in 1929. The picture shows the airship flying over a bridge in a city. The words Graf Zeppelin are visible on the side. A sticker asks to please return the card to Rudolph Dinnebier, New York. The back features several stamps. One states the