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Partial manuscript for Jim Archibald's book "Heaven High, Hell Deep," part one of three, circa 1930-1935. Part of a series of 126 pages of handwritten, typed, corrected, and printed drafts from various iterations of Norman Archibald's manuscript,…

Partial manuscript for Jim Archibald's book "Heaven High, Hell Deep," part three of three, circa 1930-1935. Part of a series of 126 pages of handwritten, typed, corrected, and printed drafts from various iterations of Norman Archibald's manuscript,…

Partial manuscript for Jim Archibald's book "Heaven High, Hell Deep," part two of three, circa 1930-1935. Part of a series of 126 pages of handwritten, typed, corrected, and printed drafts from various iterations of Norman Archibald's manuscript,…

Photograph of a three U.S. Army Air Forces servicemen in flight gear and a fourth serviceman in uniform, circa 1940s.Stamped on verso: "Important. This photograph being copyright is furnished for private use only and must not be reproduced or…

Photograph of a group of 56th Fighter Group pilots, including Eugene E. Barnum (second from left), fighter ace Francis S. Gabreski (left), and fighter ace Frank W. Klibbe (second from right), talking in the ready room at RAF Halesworth, England,…

Photograph of a group of U.S. Army Air Forces servicemen seated in a ready room, circa 1944. Stamped on verso: "Copyright 'Associated Press Photo' supplied by The Associated Press LT. Formerly (Associated Press of Great Britain Ltd.) 88 Fleet Street,…

Flight logbook for Robert L. Baseler, November 1, 1939 to June 30, 1943. Documents Baseler's flights during his World War II service with the United States Army Air Forces. 119 pages and one loose item.

Flight logbook for Robert L. Baseler, April 2, 1961 to October 14, 1973. 59 pages.

Poster of a U.S. Army Air Forces bombardier at his station, circa 1944. Explosions are visible through the Plexiglas. Art by Cecil Calvert Beall.Text: "Bombs away! / The greatest team in the world. AAF."

Photograph of an ice-covered Standard J-1 aircraft parked in a field in Plainview, Texas, circa 1920s.Stamped on verso: "Prints like these from Beery Studio. Quality-Service. Plainview, Texas."Inscription on verso: "Plainview Tex."