I'm pretty sure the Led Zeppelin Camel isn't historical. .
Of course is it! Except that it was a Navy Camel, doing (guess) Zeppelin hunting (from whence the name, actually a short for "leAd (to) zeppelin"). It was flown by Cpt. John Nigel Page, grandfather of a more famous Page.
Some time later he was assigned a wing command on the first Snipes, that he decorated with some odd symbols . They can be found on the 4-vs-4 Snipe-vs-S.S. scenario, and also on the wing leader's nephew fourth album.
There must be some hidden meaning about number four, but I can't guess it right now.
Anyway, I'm doing research about the planes flown by Ltn. George Townsend and Cpt. Archibald Jagger (seems he flew a Bristfit with Sgt. John William Richards on the rear)...
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