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[Magazine, "The Air Mail Collector," Vol. 1, No. 3, Whole No. 3, January 3, 1929]
Magazine, "The Air Mail Collector," Vol. 1, No. 3, Whole No. 3, January 3, 1929. 50 typed pages.Inscription: "Mrs. Boeing, From Bill Herron."

[Map of Böing (Boeing) family homestead in Germany]
Photocopied map of the Böing (Boeing) family homestead in Germany, April 2008.

[Membership card issued to William E. Boeing for the Jockey Club of New York, circa 1938]
Membership card issued to William E. Boeing for the Jockey Club of New York, circa 1938.

[Memorandum issued by Film Editor, Boeing News Bureau, June 10, 1963]
Memorandum issued by the Film Editor, Boeing News Bureau, June 10, 1963. Lists Boeing promotional films available for loan. Four typed pages.

[Memorandum to Mr. Foley from Mr. Ortman and Mr. Brink, November 2, 1917]
Memorandum to Mr. Foley from Mr. Ortman and Mr. Brink, November 2, 1917. States that they are unable to answer how much material was purchased, as they don't keep records. Also asks Mr. Foley to keep records through purchase orders. One typed page.

[National Air Races ticket booklet with metal plate, Chicago, Illinois, 1930]
National Air Races ticket booklet with metal plate, Chicago, Illinois, 1930.

[Nookey ration card, No. 65002 (blank), circa 1943]
Nookey ration card, No. 65002 (blank), circa 1943.Inscription on verso: "Single seater shuttle."

[Note to William E. Boeing from Clairmont L. Egtvedt, circa 1910s]
Note to William E. Boeing from Clairmont L. Egtvedt, circa 1910s. Note reads: "Early aviation ground work? --Claire." Included a photograph of William E. Boeing with an unidentified man. One handwritten page and envelope.

[Note to William E. Boeing from Western Union Telegraph Company, July 11, 1916]
Note to William E. Boeing from Western Union Telegraph Company, July 11, 1916. States that a July 11, 1916 telegram to G. C. Westervelt was undeliverable. One typed page.

[Postcard addressed to Herrn M. Cremer, Bremen, Germany, September 11, 1930]
Postcard addressed to Herrn M. Cremer, Bremen, Germany, September 11, 1930. Sent via air mail aboard the Graf Zeppelin from Russia. Stamped on front of postcard: "Mit Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin, Moskau - Friedrichshafen."
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