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Maroon leatherette case with gray metal across top. Along top are three frequency ranges, "Marine," "Broadcast" and "Range" with selecting dials. At top are also 2 plugs and a switch for "Phones," "Receiving," "Direction Finding" and "Ant." Also has…

Commemorative ribbon given to Moya Olsen Lear at the premiere of the motion picture "In Like Flint," March 4, 1967. Red ribbon with gold-colored metal nametag at top and oval button with safety bin back at bottom.Typed on nametag: "Mrs. Bill…

Lear Fan Christmas themed scarf designed by Frankie Welch. The scarf is in white, green and red with a Christmas tree pattern throughout.

Lear Fan square scarf of red, white and blue, with Lear Fan X of blue, red, and green. Scarf is polyester with white background, red border and allover Lear Fan print, likely given out at first flight event. Made by Frankie Welch.

Sign constructed out of an oval shape piece of composite board and foam core with the Lear Jet logo painted on the surface in red, white and blue.

Large permanent magnetic round speaker contained in square wood box with metal mounting. "8517" is stamped on actual speaker. Black finish. There is a brown fabric covering behind a circular cutout for the front of the speaker.

Brass statuette of a lion given to Moya Olsen Lear by Lions Clubs International, October 8, 1970. The Lions Clubs International logo sits between the left front and left rear paws of the figurine. Along the base is a metal engraved plate.Engraved…

Black ERM graphite laminate tile. Two pieces of tape and black marker text are present on front of tile. It is accompanied by a letter to Richard R. Tracy, LearAvia Corporation, from A. Lawrence Cobb, Composite Technology Corporation, March 9, 1979.…

Small bronze cube given to Moya Lear by the American Automobile Association (AAA), September 18, 1982. The AAA logo is engraved on the top of the cube. There is an inscription on the front of cube.Engraved text: "Moya Lear / Guest Speaker / CSAA Mgt.…

Trophy given to Moya Olsen Lear by the Aero Club of Washington, October 26, 1982. Wood obelisk with metal engraved plate mounted on oval wood base. A metal airplane statuette was mounted to the right of the obelisk but has broken loose. Engraved on…