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Photograph of mountain peaks above a cloud layer in the North Cascades in Washington State, likely taken from a Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft of the United States Marine Corps, circa 1965-1967.

Photograph of Mount Rainier taken from a Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft of the United States Marine Corps, circa 1965-1967. The pilot and part of the cockpit are visible in the image.

Photograph of a Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft in flight over the Cascade Mountains in Washington State, circa 1965-1967. The photo was taken from another Grumman A-6.

Aerial photograph of the North Cascades in Washington State, likely taken from a Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft of the United States Marine Corps, circa 1965-1967.

Newspaper clipping, "Stratoliner in 1st Test Flight," from unidentified newspaper, circa December 1938 or January 1939. The article describes the first test flight of the Boeing Model 307 Stratoliner, piloted by Edmund "Eddie" Allen with Julius Barr,…

Photograph of Charles K. Hamilton crashing his Curtiss-Herring No. 1 "Reims Racer" into a pond during an air show at Meadows Race Track in Georgetown, Washington, May 12, 1910. Inscription on album page: "One of the first spot news candid camera…

Photograph of the Condor, a home-built aircraft designed by Charles A. Bossuet, in a field near Seattle, Washington, circa 1910. The unidentified man to the left is possibly Mr. Bossuet.  Inscription on album page: "Plane (?) designed by Mr. Bossuet…

Photograph of the Condor, a home-built aircraft designed by Charles A. Bossuet, in a field near Seattle, Washington, circa 1910.  Inscription on album page: "Front view Bossuet Plane. 1909 [incorrect date]." Part of "A Portfolio of Early Aviation…

Photograph of Charles K. Hamilton flying his Curtiss-Herring No. 1 "Reims Racer" at an air show at Meadows Race Track near Seattle, Washington, March 11 or 12, 1910. Hamilton's flights at this air show are credited as the first heavier-than-air…

Photograph of Charles K. Hamilton flying his Curtiss-Herring No. 1 "Reims Racer" at an air show at Meadows Race Track near Seattle, Washington, March 11 or 12, 1910. Hamilton's flights at this air show are credited as the first heavier-than-air…