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Plaque given to Moya Olsen Lear by Jack B. Prior, 1978. The frame holds a blue felt matboard with a depiction of the Lear Fan 2100 aircraft, the Lear Fan company logo, and text.Printed on front: "Lear Fan / Prior Aviation Service Inc. / Best Wishes…

First place award given to Lear Fan by Plastics World, 1992. Includes "Plastics / The Better Way" medal in Lucite mounted on front. Text: "First place - Transportation / LEAR FAN / PLASTICS WORLD / 1982 Design Award."

Plaque awarded to the Lear Fan by the National Society of Professional Engineers, January 1983. A framed engraved brass plate with a shield relief above an inscription is mounted to blue felt background. Text: "The National Society of Professional…

Recognition plaque for the Lear Fan from the National Society of Professional Engineers, January 1983. Includes metal hardware on back.Printed on front: "The National Society of Professional Engineers recognizes the Lear Fan, Reno, Nevada, as one of…

Wood plaque with engraved Lear Fan logo and maxims. The Lear Fan logo is at the center. The maxims from top left to bottom right read: "Too soon is just right," "Don't tell me it can't be done," and "Always deal from strength - never from weakness."…

Lear Fan lapel pin with butterfly clutch back. The pin is broken; the plane has broken loose from main part.

Project proposal prepared by Quadrant Associates regarding manufacturing licenses for the Lear Fan aircraft, February 1979. 18 typed pages.

Photograph album containing images of Lear staff members and the Lear Fan, circa 1978. Most of the photos include typed captions identifying the employees. The album pages are decorated with Christmas-themed stickers.

Photograph album containing images and text related to the 100th sale of the Lear Fan 2100, February 2, 1980. Moya O. Lear is present is some photos. Text on opening page: "February 2, 1980 / Invocation --- Century Club / 1st annual meeting…

Checklist (photocopy) for the first run of the Lear Fan 2100 E-001 aircraft(N626BL), December 25, 1980.