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Letter to Harry H. Blee, Chairman of the Committee of Civil Aeronautics, from Ray W. Clark, February 22, 1934. Discusses Clark's efforts to convince Congress that Clyde Pangborn should be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal for his feats in…

Letter to Congressman Sam Hill from Ray W. Clark, February 22, 1934. Requests that steps be taken to award the Congressional Gold Medal to Clyde Pangborn for his feats in aeronautics. One (1) typed page.

Letter to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr. from Ray W. Clark, February 23, 1934. Describes Clyde Pangborn's achievements in aeronautics and requests that he be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal. One (1) typed page.

Letter to the Rotary Club of San Francisco, California from Ray W. Clark, February 23, 1934. Notes that Clyde Pangborn, a member of the Wenatchee Rotary Club, will be visiting San Francisco and describes his achievements in aeronautics. One (1) typed…

Letter to Elliott N. Couden from Carl Cleveland, circa 1979. Notes that Cleveland is forwarding clips of news stories regarding Clyde Pangborn's induction into the OX5 Aviation Pioneers Hall of Fame. One (1) typed page.

Letter to Oliver V. Phillips, National Secretary of the OX-5 Aviation Pioneers, from Elliott N. Couden, October 23, 1979. Acknowledges Clyde Pangborn's acceptance into the OX5 Hall of Fame and notes which members of the Pangborn family will be…

Letter to Howard C. Nelson from Elliott N. Couden, December 21, 1979. Notes that Couden is forwarding a copy of an award presented to the Washington Wing of the Ox-5 Club. Also notes that the original award may be placed "in the contemplated Aviation…

Photographic portrait of Clyde Pangborn, May 26, 1938. Stamped on verso: "Empire Studios. 26 May 1938."

Envelope for the Gates' Flying Circus and Aviation Company in Denver, Colorado, circa 1920s. Includes an image of a man hanging from an aircraft wing.

Booklet, "Gates' Flying Circus: Catalogue and Price List Exhibitions," circa 1922-1923. Contains exhibition information for the Gates' Flying Circus, spectator testimonials, and a biography of Clyde Pangborn. Twenty (20) pages.