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Letter to F. E. McKone from William E. Boeing, November 9, 1917. Asks to meet in person prior to scheduling a student tour. One typed page.

Letter to William E. Boeing from E. B. Stevens, Executive Secretary, University of Washington, November 9, 1917. Asks, on behalf of Dr. Suzzallo, to release Mr. Barry, a tester and inspector [possibly from Boeing employment?]. One typed page on…

Letter to Mr. Ortmann from William E. Boeing, November 10, 1917. States that when checks are sent to his office for signature, they must be accompanied by approved voucher. One typed page.

Letter to Mr. Ortmann from William E. Boeing, November 30, 1917. Instructs Ortmann to issue purchase order for medium and heavy oil to Chanslor and Lyon Company. One typed page.

Letter to H. K. Benson, Department of Chemistry, University of Washington, from William E. Boeing, December 11, 1917. Notifies Benson that he referred George R. Clark to Professor McKone instead of bringing his ideas to the council. One typed page.

Photograph of William E. Boeing (left) and an unidentified man, possibly Edgar Gott, on a yacht, circa 1917-1925.

Newspaper clipping, "Waves and wind delay airplane," from the Seattle Daily Times, February 18, 1918. Reports on delays to William E. Boeing and Eddie Hubbard's flight from Seattle to Vancouver, B.C.

Photograph of William E. Boeing (standing on float) and Eddie Hubbard (back to camera) with a Boeing Model 5 (C-650-700) seaplane, Lake Union, Washington, August 6, 1918. An unidentified man talks with Boeing.Embossed on front: "Photos by Pierson…

Photograph of a Boeing Model 5 (C-650-700) seaplane, piloted by William E. Boeing and Eddie Hubbard, taxiing across Lake Union, Seattle, Washington, August 6, 1918.Inscription: "8/6/18."Embossed on front: "Photos by Pierson & Co."

Aero mail cover addressed to William E. Boeing, President of the Aero Club of the Northwest, Seattle, Washington, September 5, 1918. Includes "Flying" official publication stamp and 16-cent Jenny postage stamp.Stamped: "Aero Mail."