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Ribbon commemorating the first tour of the Aviation Country Club of Los Angeles to Sonora, May 1936. Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

Aerial photograph of an unidentified aircraft in flight over Griffith Park, Los Angeles, California, February 2, 1916. Image taken from an aircraft. Inscription on envelope: "Photo taken of De Lloyd / Thompson / by R. N. / from Martin plane 2000 ft…

Aerial photograph of an unidentified aircraft in flight over Griffith Park, Los Angeles, California, February 2, 1916. Inscription on verso: "Fly over Thompson at Griffith Park / Feb. 2nd 1916."

Aerial photograph of Los Angeles, California, circa 1910s.  Inscription on verso: "Photos taken over L.A. by Ralph Newcomb / Altatude [sic] 3500 ft."

Aerial photograph of Los Angeles, California, circa 1910s. Part of the photographing aircraft is visible in the shot.Inscription on verso: "Over L.A. / Alt 3000."

Aerial photograph of Los Angeles, California, February 1, 1916. Part of the photographing aircraft is visible in the shot.Inscription on verso: "Feb. 1st 1916 / Los Angeles from 3000 ft."

Photograph of Ralph Newcomb (front cockpit) and another man in the cockpits of a LePère 11 aircraft, DeMille Field, Los Angeles, California, circa 1919.Inscription on envelope: "French Le Pere built by Fisher Body Co. for U.S. Army / Lut. Clark +…

Photograph of Ralph Newcomb (left) and another man with a LePère 11 aircraft, DeMille Field, Los Angeles, California, circa 1919.Inscription on envelope: "French Le Pere built by Fisher Body Co. for U.S. Army / Lut. Clark + Ralph Newcomb at DeMille…

Photograph of Ralph Newcomb (front cockpit) and another man in the cockpits of a LePère 11 aircraft, DeMille Field, Los Angeles, California, circa 1919.Inscription on envelope: "French Le Pere built by Fisher Body Co. for U.S. Army / Lut. Clark +…

Photograph of Ralph Newcomb (front cockpit) and another man in the cockpits of a LePère 11 aircraft, DeMille Field, Los Angeles, California, circa 1919.Inscription on envelope: "French Le Pere built by Fisher Body Co. for U.S. Army / Lut. Clark +…