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Photograph of the damaged cockpit of an unidentified aircraft, circa 1930s.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

Photograph of an unidentified aircraft with a damaged nose, circa 1930s.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

Photograph of Ryan S-C aircraft on an assembly line, circa 1930s.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

Photograph of people gathered around a Ryan S-C aircraft (partial wing number 7372), circa 1937.Stamped on verso: "Panel-Art Snapshots / Sep 20 1937 / [illegible]."Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan…

Photograph of the cockpit section of a Ryan S-C aircraft, circa 1920s-1930s. A Ryan Aeronautical Company hangar is visible in the background.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

Photograph of the cockpit of a Ryan S-C aircraft, circa 1920s-1930s.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

Photograph of John Fornasero (center) and two other men with an unidentified aircraft, circa 1920s-1930s.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

Photograph of servicemen standing in formation with a row of unidentified aircraft, circa 1920s-1930s.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

Photograph of servicemen standing in formation with a row of unidentified aircraft, circa 1920s-1930s.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

Photograph of a Boeing F4B aircraft, circa 1920s-1930s. The emblem for the Civil Aeronautics Administration is visible on the fuselage.Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.