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Plaque given to Moya Olsen Lear by Travis Air Force Base, December 10, 1986.Text: "Travis AFB / Company Grade Officers / Bestow the honorary grade of / Captain / to / Moya Lear / 10 Dec 1986."

Gold colored rectangular plaque. The text in gold and blue on the front reads: "This certifies William P. Lear Sr. has been enshrined in the OX5 Aviation Hall of Fame by order of the Board of Directors OX5 Aviation Pioneers." There is a blue, white,…

Air Force Association Community Partner member plaque, 2000-2001. Glass tile mounted on wood base with cardboard easel backing.

Plaque given to Moya Olsen Lear by Reno-Sparks Chamber of Commerce, circa 1980s. Ceramic tile inset into wood frame with engraved metal plate. The plate has broken loose from the plaque. Printed on tile: "Reno / The Biggest Little City in the…

Appreciation plaque given to Moya Olsen Lear by the Ercoupe Owners Club, 1989. Engraved metal plate on wood base.Engraved on plate: "1989 / E.O.C. Nat'l Fly In Award / Presented to Moya Lear / In grateful appreciation for outstanding service to…

Birthday plaque given to Moya Olsen Lear by Molt Taylor and Jerry Holcomb, circa 1980s. Black metal plate mounted on wood base features the Lear Fan above birthday greetings.

Membership plaque for the National Business Aircraft Association, 1996. Engraved metal plate mounted on wood base. Engraved on plate: "National Business Aircraft Association, Inc. / Dedicated to promote the aviation interests of its members; to…

Plaque given to Moya Olsen Lear by Delta Air Lines, circa 1980-1983. Engraved metal plate mounted on wood base. A photocopy of a clipping about Moya Lear has been taped to the back and includes a handwritten note. Engraved on front: "Delta Air Lines…

Appreciation plaque given to Moya Olsen Lear by the United States Air Force Materials Laboratory, May 27, 1981. Two metal plates are mounted to wood base; the top plate, which is slightly askew, features an aerial shot, likely of the Air Force…

Appreciation plaque given to Moya Olsen Lear by the Oregon Tech Development Foundation, May 9, 1986. An engraved metal plate is mounted to the wood base. A circular black metal plate is in the upper left corner and appears to be missing a piece.…