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Navigational chart titled "AAF Special Plotting Chart, Chart No. S-501," showing Japan and the Mariana Islands, circa October 1944. This chart was used by the 505th Bombardment Group, United States Army Air Forces, during World War II. Inscription:…

Items from Box 65, Folder 8 and Oversize Folder 8 of the William P. and Moya Olsen Lear Papers, September 1965 through November 1966. Contains correspondence related to a deal between William P. Lear and the Bacon Aircraft Company, and maps related…

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…

Silk map of the Visayan Islands, circa 1939-1945. The text "Army 10/44, No. C-42" is partially visible through the cardboard backing.

Scrapbook containing two hundred and six (206) maps and aeronautical charts of cities and airfields in the United States, circa 1940s. Includes information about elevations, distances, visibility, and approach procedures.

Photographic print of a relief map marked with towns and regions in France, circa 1914-1918.Inscription: "2e Armée Service telegraphique plans en Relief."

Photographic print of a reconnaissance map showing the Richecourt region of France, July 1, 1918Inscription: "Reconnaissance of Squadron 88. 1/7/18 Region: Richecourt to Bois de Mort-Mare Nos 35-45. Pilot Capt. Littaur, Observer Lt. Hartwell Alt…

Double-sided navigational chart (No. S12-11 and S12-8) of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands, published by the Naval Air Combat Intelligence Hydrographic Office, circa 1940s.

Double-sided navigational chart (No. S12-12 and S12-14) of the Southeast Hawaiian and Upper Line Islands, published by the Naval Air Combat Intelligence Hydrographic Office, circa 1940s.

Double-sided navigational chart (No. S12-19 and S12-32) of the Marshall and East Caroline Islands, published by the Naval Air Combat Intelligence Hydrographic Office, circa 1940s.