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Servo Module A-5 automatic pilot equipment made out of solid black metal. There are components screwed into the main body, each circular in form. "M-1" is painted in white on the side of the object. There are two metal plates screwed into the object…

Aircraft part mold constructed out of an unknown plastic like material. The material is designed in an oval shape that has been painted gray.

White paper napkin from a joint Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) event, circa 1962. Printed on front: "Welcome to Wichita / William P. Lear, Sr. / The American Engineer with the Know…

Navigator component mounted to a square brown lacquered piece of wood. The navigator dial is made of black plastic with pieces tiered by size. Above the dial is a numerical counter encased with clear plastic. Screwed into the top portion of the wood…

Notepad made up of multiple blank copies of Learecorder cue card forms. The forms are made of white paper with black text listing the range of minutes and "Learecorder" at the top.

Crystal obelisk with "Baccarat" etched along base, undated.

Reproduction painting of Learstar Jet by Artist G. Dooley mounted on a rectangular composite board. The image is of the Learstar Jet in flight moving through colors of light blue, green, browns and yellow. There is a pasted note on the back of the…

Star-shaped crystal paperweight etched with Presidential Crest. Includes a wooden base with brass engraved plate.Engraved text: "With Deep Appreciation / Richard Nixon / November 1972."

Unidentified part for either a plane or electronic. The material is a silver metal thin plate in a teardrop form with a circular cutout at the inner corner. The information, "N 420959-2; EO 11739 Rev/ A; W/O 32223" written in sharpie on one side.

Unidentified part for either a plane or electronic. The material is a silver metal thin plate in a teardrop form with a circular cutout at the inner corner. The information, "N 420959-2; EO 11739 Rev/ A; W/O 32223" written in sharpie on one side.