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[Invitation to cocktail party featuring William P. Lear and Dynatrope]
Invitation to a cocktail party featuring William P. Lear and the Dynatrope, Beverly Hills Hotel, California, October 22, 1945. Notes that Lear will unveil "a musical instrument of exceptional qualities, incorporating the Lear Wire Recorder in…

[Letter to "all employees of Lear, Inc." from William P. Lear, circa 1949-1950]
Letter to "all employees of Lear, Inc." from William P. Lear, circa 1949-1950. Announces Lear's winning of the Collier Trophy and thanks employees for their association and cooperation. One handwritten page.

Facts about Lear
Document containing a company overview of Lear, Incorporated, circa 1961. Describes the company's history and growth, its principal products, its divisions and locations, recent developments, and the company's significance to the Grand Rapids…

[Affidavit given by Richard M. "Dick" Mock to State of Michigan]
Affidavit given by Richard M. "Dick" Mock, Executive Vice President of Lear, Incorporated, to the State of Michigan, dated August 9, 1948, copied January 18, 1956. Gives details about the company's history, operations, and finances. Two typed pages.

[Roster of Lear, Incorporated management personnel]
Roster of Lear, Incorporated management personnel, prepared by H. V. Perryman, August 18, 1952. Nine typed pages.Inscription on page 1: "To: Vito. From: Ed Faranski. From: Harry Berg. 9-30-82."

American Aviation Dilly [Vol. 2, No. 1, December 16, 1950]
Parody newsletter, "American Aviation Dilly," Vol. 2, No. 1, December 16, 1950. Contains facetious news items about military and civil aviation. The text on the last page thanks the Aero Club of Washington "for the opportunity to present this DILLY…

Lear field service engineers
Composite photograph featuring portraits of Lear field service engineers, Grand Rapids Division, circa 1930s-1940s. Also lists overseas and U.S. air bases where Lear equipment is used.

[Moya O. Lear and Lear children on Lear-Cat Catamaran]
Photograph of Moya O. Lear and three children, likely Shanda, John, and David Lear, on the Lear-Cat Catamaran, circa 1950-1953. Stamped on verso: "Please refer to Negative No. LC-140 for reprints."

[Lear-Cat Catamaran]
Photographic slide of the Lear-Cat Catamaran, circa 1950s-1960s.

[William P. Lear and woman on Lear-Cat Catamaran]
Photographic slide of William P. Lear (right) and a woman on the Lear-Cat Catamaran, circa 1950s-1960s. A number of people are gathered on the nearby dock.
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