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Photograph of two parachutists descending, possibly at an air show, circa 1920s.Inscription: "11155 A.S."Inscription on verso: "Parachutists – 1920s."Stamped on verso: "Official photograph. Property of U.S. Army Air Service. Reproduction of this…

Photograph of two unidentified biplanes in flight at an air show, circa 1920s. One of the planes has a large smoke trail.Inscription: "11136 A.S."Stamped on verso: "Official photograph. Property of U.S. Army Air Service. Reproduction of this…

Topographical map (photographic reproduction) of France, circa 1918. Several numbered rectangles are overlaid on the map, corresponding to a series of aerial photographs taken on September 16, 1918.Inscription: "1st Corps. Sqdn. 12. Reconnaissance of…

Thanksgiving dinner menu for the 24th Aero Squadron, Vavincourt, France, November 28, 1918.Part of a scrapbook containing items related to Sidney Van Wyck Peters' service with the 24th Aero Squadron during World War I, circa 1917-1919.

Thanksgiving Day menu for the United States Army (U.S.A.) School of Aerial Photography, Langley Field, Virginia, November 1920.

Photograph of the Army Air Service's TC-3 airship in flight over a group of parked aircraft, likely at the 1923 Pulitzer Air Race in St. Louis, Missouri, October 1923. The aircraft are, from right to left: a Douglas DT-5 (fuselage number 3), a Fokker…

Photograph of Stolzenfels Castle, Koblenz, Germany, February 10, 1919. Inscription on photo: "Stotzenfels [sic] Castle on Rhine above Coblenz Germany. 4 Photo Sec. 10-2-19. G31."Part of Album One from the Nancy Harkness Collection of World War I…

Photograph of Lieutenant Steven W. Calloway, United States Navy, standing with his Wright F2W aircraft (tail number A-8744, fuselage number 7) at the 1923 Pulitzer Air Race in St. Louis, Missouri, October 1923.Inscription: "11197 A.S."Inscription on…

Stationery embossed with United States Army aviator crest, circa 1918.Item included in Clyde Pangborn's officer service record.

Special Orders No. 85 (extract), Headquarters Camp Merritt (New Jersey), March 26, 1919. Orders three men, including Marc Lagen, to proceed to Garden City, New York and report to the Commanding Officer for disposition.